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Introducing Planet WOW! 

From the creators of the #1 kids & family podcast Wow in the World comes a new epic geocaching eco-adventure that will send kids ages 6-12 and their families out on a trailblazing, audio-filled, action-packed eco-adventure in the real world. Families will search for geocaches and ultimately use them to spread the WOW of caring for our world throughout our world!

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Listen

Mindy, Guy Raz, Grandma G-Force, and Thomas Fingerling learn about climate change and how they can help care for our world and explore places that WOW!

Epic Geocaching Eco-Adventure

Planet Wow! Full Episode

Get Involved

Ready to begin your Epic Geocaching Eco-Adventure in the real world? Your mission is to get outside to search for secret stashes of geocaches, discover trackable trading cards, and save our world!

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Geocaching Wow-To

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Find a Geocache Near You!

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Trackable Trading Cards

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Print & Hide Your Own Cards

Save Our World!

Send us a video or an audio message about a place on our planet that WOWs you! Some Planet WOW examples:

  • A dazzling vista after a long hike
  • A bonkerballs waterfall

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Welcome to Planet Wow! Podject

TinkerClass Teachers can assign students the episode and affiliated activities, including an experiment to help kids investigate how we play a part in warming the planet.

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Planet Wow Podject

In this podject, students design a healthy eco-system that demonstrates the natural processes that occur in Earth’s climate.

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Climate Change Collection

Check out our full collection of climate change episodes and activities! There’s something for everyone to listen, learn, and get involved.

Eco-friendly Member Activities

Not a member? Join the World Organization of Wowzers or get a TinkerClass@Home subscription for access to all our member activities!

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Experiment: Dueling Thermometers

Activities like this experiment can help kids to understand the phenomenon of climate change.

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Wow To: Reuse Your Toilet Paper Rolls

Stop throwing away your empty toilet paper rolls!

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Experiment: Melting Ice

Investigate what makes ice melt fastest with this simple experiment.

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Experiment: What Makes Ice Melt Fastest?

This experiment is easy to set up and explores what substances make ice melt fastest.

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Easy to make and a great way for kids to learn how to take care of plants.

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Experiment: How Animals Stay Warm in Cold Climates

This simple experiment demonstrates how an animal’s body fat helps keep them warm.

Want More WOW?!?!

Join the WOW and unlock resources and activities tailored for families, teachers, and homeschoolers!

Planet WOW Geocaching Challenge

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