Brains On! Science podcast for kids How is paper made?
Jan 7, 2025
Join guest host Rosie duPont, an enthusiastic explorer of creativity and paper-making, as she dives into the fascinating world of how paper is made. She and co-host Arya reveal that most paper comes from trees, but surprising materials like banana peels can also create it! Meet Crumplestiltskin, the quirky paper hat, who shares tales of recycling old paper into new products. The duo also engages listeners with a fun mystery sound game. It's a playful journey through the lifecycle of paper that emphasizes creativity and sustainability!
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Toilet Paper Troubles
- Molly Bloom used all the toilet paper for decorating, not for its intended purpose.
- Rosie duPont agrees to guest host a podcast episode about paper-making.
Paper's Versatility
- Paper is used in various forms daily, from writing to origami.
- Aria showcases her origami skills, creating swans and ninja stars.
Cellulose: Paper's Building Block
- Paper is primarily made from cellulose, a component in plants that gives them rigidity.
- Different plants, like celery, bananas, and cotton, can be used in paper production.