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Wonders of OZ: Everything from the Ordinary to the Zany
By Walnut Grove SchoolEducation
Wonders of OZ: Everything from the Ordinary to the Zany episodes
- William Lafayette Quick's Monoplane
Most people know that Madison County has a connection to landing men on the moon. Did you know that one Madison County farmer was exploring flight 60 years earlier?
8 min - Wally the Ghost
Do you believe in ghosts? This podcast is all about the ghost that some believe has been haunting Walnut Grove School for almost 100 years.
8 min - Career Edition: Family Doctor
In this episode, Kelcie interviews Mr. Brandon about his career as a school teacher and County Commissioner. She also shares her career aspiration. What do you want to be when you grow up?
3 min - Two Truths and a Lie: Fennec FoxIn this episode, Lillie share some facts and one lie about the fennec fox. Can you spot the lie?2 min
- Two Truths and a Lie: Snow Leopard
In this episode, Stephanie shares some facts (and one lie) about the snow leopard. Can you spot the lie?
3 min - Two Truths and a Lie: Bearded Dragon
In this episode, Kelcie shares some facts (and one lie) about the bearded dragon. Can you spot the lie?
2 min - Two Truths and a Lie: Dodo Bird
In this episode, Brylee shares some facts (and one lie) about the dodo bird. Can you spot the lie?
3 min - Two Truths and a Lie: Horned Lizard
In this episode, Brendyn shares some facts (and one lie) about the horned lizard. Can you spot the lie?
3 min - Two Truths and a Lie: Platypus
In this episode, Aniston shares some facts (and one lie) about the platypus. Can you spot the lie?
2 min - Two Truths and a Lie: Amur Leopard
In this episode, Chloe shares some facts (and one lie) about the amur leopard. Can you spot the lie?
3 min
About Wonders of OZ: Everything from the Ordinary to the Zany
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A podcast that explores everything from the ordinary to the zany. Produced by Walnut Grove School students in grades 4 through 6.