Mrs. Gonzalez, who has always been so nice, is really mad one morning. Curie the Hamster examines all of the “evidence”. She decides that Mrs. Gonzalez is possessed by a demon and convinces Bubba to perform an exorcism. This is the second of two parts.

(I hope that I did most of the Spanish correctly. It has been a long time since my high school Spanish classes. Feel free to contact me on anything I got wrong!)

Mrs. Gonzalez, who has always been so nice, is really mad one morning. Curie the Hamster examines all of the “evidence”. She decides that Mrs. Gonzalez is possessed by a demon and convinces Bubba to perform an exorcism. This is the first of two parts.

(I hope that I did most of the Spanish correctly. It has been a long time since my high school Spanish classes. Feel free to contact me on anything I got wrong!)

This is an old-fashioned robot story where the robots go to school to learn how to behave like people, but they get an unintended lesson about humor.

Target Age: Children of all ages.

To get a transcript of this or any other story, send me an email at crazygrandpasstories@gmail.com. Thanks for listening!

 

A prequel to episode 4, in this story we see Curie the Hamster bought from a pet store and introduced to Bubba, Vicky, and Kojak. Her antics are in full display as she decides that one of the neighborhood puppies is a spy for North Korea. This is the third of three parts.

To get a transcript of this or any other story, send me an email at crazygrandpasstories@gmail.com. Thanks for listening!

A prequel to episode 4, in this story we see Curie the Hamster bought from a pet store and introduced to Bubba, Vicky, and Kojak. Her antics are in full display as she decides that one of the neighborhood puppies is a spy for North Korea. This is the second of three parts.

To get a transcript of this or any other story, send me an email at crazygrandpasstories@gmail.com. Thanks for listening!

A prequel to episode 4, in this story we see Curie the Hamster bought from a pet store and introduced to Bubba, Vicky, and Kojak. Her antics are in full display as she decides that one of the neighborhood puppies is a spy for North Korea. This is the first of three parts.

To get a transcript of this or any other story, send me an email at crazygrandpasstories@gmail.com. Thanks for listening!

Hello,

Please accept my apologies for the extreme infrequency of my postings. Alas, regular stories may have to wait for my still-distant retirement!

To get transcripts of any stories in .pdf, please send me an email at: crazygrandpasstories@gmail.com

Thanks!

The children in Mrs. Higgins’s class are on their way to the Canterbury Science Museum. Mrs. Higgins tells them each to tell a story to pass the time. Are you prepared for the literary masterpieces that they produce?

(This episode contains the four stories on the bus ride to the Museum. The return trip episode will not be the next podcast story. Like Chaucer, Crazy Grandpa is not sure that he will finish with a story from every child.)

Target Age: Children of all ages. Some advanced vocabulary.

 

 

Oh My God, They’re Humanitarians! – Two dogs and a hamster meet some new neighbors and believe the end is near for the neighborhood!

Target Age: Older kids. Young children should get the gist of the story, but there will be vocabulary and some action that they may not fully understand.

Can the little race car, Zoomer, stop Smogo the bully and win the big race?

Target Age: Very young children

Note to Parents: Yes, I know, even Crazy Grandpa breaks down every now and then and tells a sweet, traditional story about doing your best when you get a chance. Special thanks to my wife for transcribing this one all those years ago else I would have long forgotten it.

 

Can our heroine, Photon Girl, defeat the evil Dr. Singularity and rescue the parents and teachers of Gigopolis from the dreaded Zitterbewegung Chamber?

Note for Parents: A silly superhero story for all kids, but contains vocabulary, especially the silly physics terms used for effect in the banter between Photon Girl and Dr. Singularity, that may confuse younger children.

Mark and Sam tell Sarah that Mrs. Nutter eats baby burgers. Is this just another children’s story with a tidy moral about not jumping to conclusions? This is Crazy Grandpa’s, so we know the answer to that!

Nothing in the story is as it seems, but you can rest assured that the parents are wrong and that the kids will save the day!

Note for parents: This story was a favorite of my kids when they were in the 5-10 year old age group. It is written to be humorous and ridiculous, but if your children would be frightened by stories like Hansel and Gretel where the children are potentially in danger, then this story is not for them.

Welcome to Crazy Grandpa’s Ridiculous Stories for Kids! This introduction covers the themes of the podcast and some brief information about the first few stories.