
Little Minds Big Thinkers is a podcast where educators talk about the magic and messiness of the elementary thinking classroom based on the work of Peter Liljedahl.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 81 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

In this episode, I talk with Amanda Jagentenfl. She wears many hats in New Hampshire. She's a math specialist, MTSS coordinator, and owner of Mathematical Minds. We share lots of laughs and nerd out on all things MTSS and BTC. Enjoy!
Mathematical Mi... more
In this episode, I talk with Isabelle Heuser. She's a first-grade teacher in Indiana who inspired me and will likely do the same for you. She might have even made me cry. Listen to find out why.
Pam Harris
The Five Practices in Practice
Tammy... more
In today's episode, I talk with THE Peter Liljedahl. Enough said.
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Think Thank Thunk
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Steve Wyborney
Tammy's notes on whiteboard structures
In this episode, I talk with Josh Weinman who teachers fourth grade in Nairobi, Kenya. He's fallen down the BTC rabbit hole, and like myself, is enjoying the journey. Thanks for listening!
Think Thank Thunk
Pam Harris
Christina Tondevold
Liesl Mc... more
In this episode, I chat with and learn from Kim Machnik. She's a STEM coordinator in Massachusetts and is a wealth of knowledge about students who have ADHD and how to support them in the math classroom. Prepare yourself to be inspired.
Kim's Wiggle... more
In this episode, I talk with two first graders about our thinking classroom. Is there anything cuter than listening to little people share their thoughts about math?
In this episode, Gayane Hanyaloglu, a second-grade teacher in Massachusetts, and I talk about what worked in our thinking classrooms in 2025. Be prepared to be inspired!
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In this episode, I chat with Kristen Hull. She teaches third grade in Hawaii. Anyone up for a field trip to her classroom?
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Focusing on the transformative practices within elementary education, the podcast explores the concept of Building Thinking Classrooms (BTC) and engages educators in discussions about innovative teaching strategies. Key themes include collaborative learning, student engagement, and the importance of fostering a supportive environment where children can thrive in their mathematical journeys. The hosts often share personal experiences and anecdotes from their classrooms, emphasizing the challenges and successes that arise in real-world teaching scenarios. This engaging format invites listeners to reflect on their teaching philosophies and seek inspiration from practical insights provided by fellow educators and guests.
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Little Minds Big Thinkers launched 2 years ago and published 81 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Little Minds Big Thinkers include:
1. Amanda Jagentenfl
2. Isabelle Heuser
3. Josh Weinman
4. Kim Machnik
5. Kristen Hull
6. Lisa Hillstrom
7. Jen Miller
8. Vanessa Vakharia
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