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Peace Out Podcast

Find your Forest

Peace Out Podcast

Chanel Tsang

Kids & Family, Education For Kids

4.41.9K Ratings

🗓️ 6 April 2020

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Summary

We pretend to whistle with an acorn cap today, bring our hands near our mouth. Feel free to skip this one and/or make sure everyone has washed their hands right before listening.

Did you know that trees talk to each other? They do! Mother trees can send food to their saplings. Trees that are being attacked can send warnings to their neighbours. Trees help each other and that connection is very important for their own survival and health.

Oh yes, of course we’re doing a tree pose today(!), along with a couple other relaxation exercises.

We also mention the Australian bushfires. During the time of writing, it was announced that there are no more active fires for the first time since July 2019! Great news, but the devastation from these mass fires will take months and even years to recover from, especially now with COVID-19, and you can help. Here are a few places accepting donations at the link below. (And as with any charitable donation, it’s best to do some research into the organization to ensure you’re happy where your donations are going.)

Here's how to help Australia bushfire victims by Amy Chillag and Lauren Lee, CNN

Of course there are many, many people who need support right now in our own neighbourhoods too, so if you can, think about donating to your local food banks and shelters.

Stay well and take care, everyone.

Today’s Themes

Scientific (curriculum connections): Trees, root systems, air pollution

Social-emotional connections: Connection (support systems: family and friends, neighbours)

Resource

I Can Name 50 Trees Today! All About Trees (Dr. Seuss’ Cat in the Hat Learning Library) By Bonnie Worth

The Hidden Life of Trees: What they Feel, How they Communicate—Discoveries from a Secret World by Peter Wohleben

Lonely Doug: The Story of Canada’s Last Great Trees by Harley Rustad

How to Whistle an Acorn Cap (this is to keep in mind for the future, right now may not be the best time to do this)

Why not listen to more of Peace Out from Bedtime FM

Drop us an email to hello@bedtime.fm, or follow us on Facebook or Twitter

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hi, this is Chanel.

0:02.1

Today's episode was written before the coronavirus COVID-19

0:06.0

became very serious,

0:07.9

so I ended up changing some parts of the episode.

0:10.7

I hope it still sounds okay,

0:12.6

though I think it will be longer than usual.

0:15.5

I do believe that it's more important now

0:18.1

to keep pausing every day

0:20.4

to take some deep breaths, do yoga, practice being mindful

0:25.6

so that you can go back to what you were doing

0:28.2

with the calm and clear mind.

0:31.1

We've recorded five mini episodes called Time to Pause.

0:36.0

You'll find them in the podcast feed or on our website.

0:40.1

There are about five minutes long

0:42.0

and you can listen to them over and over

0:44.3

to help build the healthy habit of mindfulness.

0:48.6

Please take care of yourself and each other.

0:51.1

Stay well and stay positive.

0:54.3

If you're having trouble feeling positive most of the time

0:58.0

or keep feeling anxious or keep worrying,

1:01.6

please talk to a grown-up you trust about it.

1:04.8

Now a message to the grown-ups.

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