Today is DAY 13 of a special Podcast Awards edition of The Wired Homeschool. If you want to listen to any previous episodes in this series, you can find them all here.

Let’s get started!

Creation Crates

IF you’re looking for monthly projects that focus on technology, Creation Crate is the subscription service for you. Every month you get a project that utilizes an Arduino UNO R3 micro-computer to create a fun and educational gizmo. Your kids assemble the project on a solder-less breadboard and program the project by typing the code then uploading it to the UNO.

STEM or STEAM Categories

Creation Crates are heavily focused on technology but adventurous parents can find ways to apply them to all STEM and STEAM topics.

How to Vote

Visit PodcastAwards.com, checkmark the podcasts that get your vote, fill out the brief form, and confirm your vote via email. That’s it! It only takes a minute or two. You may also consider voting for these podcasts too.

Arts

Resourceful Designer

Business

The Productive Woman

Entertainment

Triplecast

Government & Organizations

Congressional Dish

Kids & Family

Dad Spotlight

Music

The Bugcast

People’s Choice

The Hollywood Outsider

Sports & Recreation

Packers Fan Podcast

Technology

The Audacity to Podcast

TV & Film

ONCE – Once Upon a Time Podcast

Please remember to vote for The Wired Homeschool in the 2016 People’s Choice Podcast Awards.

Etc.

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Music for the podcast by Kevin Macleod.

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