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November 2025

The Roaring Twenties: A New America

Where did the car come from? And how did we get the radio and women’s right to vote? All of this happened in the 1920’s in America alongside flappers and the Prohibition Era!

11/5/25

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History of the Telephone

Long before cell phones, one invention transformed how people communicated, the telephone. Alexander Graham Bell’s curiosity about sound led to a breakthrough that carried voices through wires. His creation forever changed the way the world connects

11/3/25

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All About Greece

Greece is a Southern European country made up of thousands of islands, rugged mountains, and beautiful seas, known for its rich wildlife, ancient cities, and famous landmarks like Mount Olympus. Its people speak Greek, celebrate their long history through traditions like the Olympics, and enjoy delicious foods such as souvlaki, moussaka, and baklava.

11/7/25

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October 2025

Aquaphor: Soothing Skin For Over 100 Years

How did a 100 year old healing ointment manufactured for doctors become one of the most sought after products of the 2020’s? Aquaphor’s history is more than just a healing ointment.

10/29/25

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The Icy and The Green

Greenland is largely covered in a massive ice sheet, creating one of Earth's coldest environments, while Iceland is known for its green fields and a surprisingly moderate climate due to the warm Gulf Stream. The islands' names are misleading, so let’s learn more about them!

10/27/25

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Movie Theaters: A Cinematic Story

Before the 20th century, theaters were only for plays or live performances. With inventions from Thomas Edison and William Dickson, these theaters had innovations that the two couldn’t have dreamed of!

10/24/25

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Starbucks: Brewing Up History

Have you ever wondered how the iconic coffee house got it’s name? Or where it started? Starbucks has been around for decades, but unknown due to their store’s history of only selling coffee beans, not coffee. So how did it go from one store to thousands?

10/22/25

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All About Flamingos

From their bright pink feathers to their graceful wading in shallow waters, flamingos are more than just beautiful birds. Discover how these fascinating creatures live, eat, and help protect their environment in ways you might not expect!

10/20/25

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The Four Nations of The United Kingdom

The United Kingdom is made up of four countries with rich geography, diverse wildlife, and a mixed culture of old traditions and global influences, with popular sports, diverse religions, and famous foods like fish and chips.

10/17/25

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The Industrial Revolution

Before the 1700s, people lived in small towns and never left. They stuck to one profession and everything was handmade. After the Industrial Revolution and the use of factories, lives were changed forever.

10/15/25

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The History of Blockbusters

Explosions, excitement, and epic success — that’s what it means to be a blockbuster! From Jaws, the movie that started it all, to modern hits that dominate theaters worldwide, blockbusters have transformed how we experience movies. These larger-than-life films aren’t just entertainment — they’re cultural events that bring people together.

10/13/25

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Explore Brazil

Brazil is the largest country in South America, known for its amazing Amazon rainforest, long coastline, and many different climates and landscapes. With a mix of cultures, lively music and dancing, delicious food, and a love for soccer, Brazil is a colorful and exciting country to explore!

10/10/25

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The Soaring History of Planes

Did you know planes were invented by two brothers who built bikes? The Wright Brothers invented the first plane, but before them came many who wanted to achieve the same feat. The fascinating history of planes starts in North Carolina and is now all over the world.

10/8/25

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All About Jellyfish

Jellyfish may look soft and simple, but these ocean creatures are full of surprises. From glowing lights in the deep sea to stinging tentacles that catch prey, they are fascinating survivors. Learn how jellyfish move, eat, and thrive in oceans around the world!

10/6/25

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Thailand: The Land of Elephants

Discover why Thailand is called the "Land of Smiles"—from elephant-shaped geography and wild jungles to spicy dishes and golden temples. Dive into a fun and colorful world full of culture, animals, and adventure! Click to learn more!

10/3/25

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The History of Monopoly

Have you ever played the global favorite board game Monopoly? Well, this hit game where you buy and trade properties has an incredibly interesting history behind it. Click to learn about who the real creator of Monopoly is!

10/1/25

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Italy: The Land of Art and Pizza

Italy, a Southern European peninsula surrounded by seas and mountains, is home to 20 diverse regions, and historic cities like Rome and Venice. Known for its ancient culture, Italy has greatly influenced art, music, and cuisine worldwide, with famous artists like Michelangelo and beloved dishes such as pizza and pasta.

10/31/25

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September 2025

All About Koalas

Koalas may look cuddly, but these marsupials have sharp claws and teeth to protect themselves. They live high in eucalyptus trees, relying on the leaves for food, water, and shelter. As their forests disappear, learning about koalas and helping protect their homes is more important than ever.

9/29/25

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All About Tigers

Tigers are large, powerful cats that live in a variety of habitats from tropical forests to cold regions, and are known for their unique stripes, love of swimming, and impressive size. Click to learn more about these magnificent creatures!

9/26/25

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The Mind Boggling Brain

Your brain controls you whole body through a system of networks, like a computer. It is one of the most complex and mysterious structures in the universe. Have your own brain learn about functions like memory, movement, and communication, all through the mind.

9/24/25

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Dinosaurs: Rulers of the Prehistoric World

Millions of years before humans, dinosaurs ruled the Earth with their incredible size and power. From the towering Brachiosaurus to the fierce T. rex and speedy Velociraptor, these creatures shaped the prehistoric world. Discover how they lived, why they vanished, and how their legacy still survives today

9/22/25

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Canada: The Land of Maple and Hockey

Canada is a large, diverse country in North America with ten provinces, rich natural landscapes, and many animals like moose and polar bears. Its culture blends Indigenous, French, British, and immigrant influences, and a strong passion for hockey, lacrosse, music, and literature.

9/19/25

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All About Butterflies

From a baby caterpillar eating leaves, to a beautiful butterfly flying around the world, Butterflies have a unique and adaptive life cycle. From moths to monarchs, butterflies are an amazing insect with lots to learn from.

9/17/25

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The Sweet Story of Chocolate

Chocolate started as a bitter drink for ancient civilizations like the Mayans and Aztecs. Spanish explorers brought cacao to Europe, where it became sweetened and creamy. Today, chocolate is enjoyed worldwide in many flavors and forms.

9/15/25

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All About Spain

Spain is a colorful and lively country known for its dancing, delicious food, and fun celebrations! Big cities like Madrid and Barcelona make Spain full of exciting places to explore. With tasty dishes like paella and churros, and a culture that loves family and fun, Spain is a great place to learn about!

9/12/25

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Pumpkins: The Spooky Squash

Pumpkins are well known to be the mascots of the spooky season, but they have a rich history. Pumpkins are yummy squash that are high in nutrients and are enjoyed by people all over the world!

9/10/25

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The Life of Honeybees

Honeybees may be tiny, but they do some of the hardest work in nature. From caring for their queen and young to pollinating flowers, these busy insects keep our world running.


9/8/25

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Explore South Korea

South Korea is a country rich in culture and natural beauty, with green forests and bustling cities. The nation also has a lively culture influenced by holidays like Lunar New Year and the global popularity of K-pop music.

9/5/25

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The History of Cinderella

Cinderella, a beloved Disney princess, has much more to her than what meets the eye. Here we learn about her iconic glass slipper, pumpkin carriage, and ancient past!

9/3/25

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Labor Day: Honoring America’s Workers

Did you know Labor Day started with dangerous working conditions, long hours, and even child labor? Today, we celebrate with fun events, and a day of rest while remembering the sacrifices that shaped our nation.

9/1/25

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August 2025

Japan: The Land of the Rising Sun

Discover the wonders of Japan: from breathtaking natural landscapes to healthy, flavorful dishes and unique cultural rituals like tea ceremonies and hot spring baths. Dive into this fun guide about Japan, click to learn more!

8/29/25

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Barbie: The Doll That Changed the World

Barbie, created in 1959, gave girls a doll that represented endless possibilities, from fashion icon to career woman. She became a symbol of empowerment. With over a billion dolls sold, Barbie continues to inspire girls to dream big.

8/27/25

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Thomas Jefferson: A Founding Father

Did you know Thomas Jefferson helped double the size of the United States and wrote the Declaration of Independence? Find out how he shaped America!

8/25/25

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All About Cheetahs

Cheetahs are magnificent cats that roam our planet’s savannas. Running at fast speeds, these animals are able to protect and keep our ecosystem healthy! Click to learn more about cheetahs!

8/22/25

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The “Pokemon” Ancestor of the Modern Whale

Millions of years ago, tiny whales called Janjucetus swam in the oceans, looking cute but hunting like fierce predators. Discovered on a beach in Australia, this Pokémon-like whale had sharp teeth, huge eyes, and even tiny leg nubs from its ancestors.

8/20/25

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Uncovering Australia

Australia is one of the coolest places on Earth because of it’s incredible geographical features, cool flora and fauna, and deep cultural traditions! Click to learn more about this cool country-continent!

8/18/25

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All About Whales

From the tiny beluga to the massive blue whale, these ocean giants have amazing ways of living, talking, and helping our planet. They play a big role in keeping the seas healthy and even fighting climate change. Discover the secrets of whales and why they’re worth protecting!

8/13/25

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Spider-Man’s Movie Magic

Everyone loves a good superhero movie, but have you ever wondered how all the action and web-slinging magic actually happens? Spider-Man: Brand New Day is showing fans how real city stunts and green screen effects come together to make movie magic.

8/11/25

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Whooping Cough Cases Nearly Double in South Carolina

Whooping cough cases are rising fast in South Carolina and Utah. Health experts urge vaccinations and early treatment to protect kids.

8/6/25

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Social Media’s Influence

Social media apps let people share their lives, chat with friends, and explore new ideas. But just like most things in life, social media has both good and not-so-good sides, especially for kids and teens.

8/4/25

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July 2025

Different Styles of Government

Different countries have different ways of running their governments. Some let all the people have a say, like in democracies. Others give power to just one leader or a king. Learning about these government styles helps us understand how countries make decisions and work together.

7/30/25

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How Does Photosynthesis Work?

Just like humans, plants need to eat too! Using their incredible abilities to synthesize sunlight, plants are able to get the nutrients they need. Click to learn more!

7/28/25

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One of the Shortest Days in History!

On July 22, Earth spun faster, creating the second shortest day ever recorded. Scientists are still studying why this is happening after millions of years of slowing down. Even tiny changes like this can affect GPS and internet systems.

7/23/25

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The Effects of not Recycling

Recycling is more than just sorting paper, plastic, glass, and metal, it is how we give back to our planet and help the coming generations. Click to read more!

7/21/25

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Dinosaur Bones Found Under a Museum Parking Lot

A rare dinosaur bone was discovered deep beneath a museum parking lot in Denver. Could this change what we know about dinosaurs in the area? Click to read more!

7/16/25

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Sarcoma Awareness Month

July is Sarcoma Awareness Month, so click this article to learn more about sarcoma, and the purpose of spreading awarenss

7/14/25

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Dry Falls: The Waterfall That Went Dry

Dry Falls in Washington is a giant, dry waterfall formed by a massive ancient flood. Today, it’s a stunning reminder of Earth’s powerful history.

7/9/25

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Introverts and Extroverts

Have you ever wondered if you're happier alone or with friends? In this article, we’ll explore what it means to be an introvert or extrovert, how it shapes our lives, and why it matters.

7/7/25

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Can We Build Human DNA From Scratch?

What if we could build human DNA from scratch, like Lego? Scientists in the UK are trying to do just that, click to find out how it works, why it matters, and what it means for the future of medicine.

7/2/25

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June 2025

Google’s Doppl

Google recently introduced their new experimental AI app, Doppl. Doppl is an outfit creation app, designed to help you create every day looks way easier! Click to learn more!

6/30/25

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Hybrid Cars: Making a Comeback

Hybrid cars use both gas and electricity to save fuel and help the environment without losing power. Find out how these clever cars work and why they’re becoming so popular!

6/25/25

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The Kids’ Choice Awards

This past weekend was Nickelodeon’s Kids’ Choice Awards, a day where kids can vote on the best and most influential people in entertainment in the past year. Click to learn more about this award ceremony!

6/23/25

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The Tragic Air India Crash

A devastating Air India Boeing 787 crash near Ahmedabad has claimed at least 270 lives, prompting urgent inspections of all 787 planes in India as investigators search for answers. Authorities are analyzing black boxes and mechanical factors while families await DNA identification of victims.

6/18/25

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Happy Father’s Day

Every year, on the third Sunday of June, Father’s Day is internationally celebrated to celebrate all father figures worldwide. Click to learn more about this holiday!

6/16/25

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The Amazing Van Gogh

Vincent Van Gogh is regarded as one of the best artists of all time. His work moved many, with its bright colors and different techniques, so let’s learn about him!

6/11/25

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June’s Strawberry Moon

On June 10, 2025 the moon will glow a beautiful color, visible in different locations around the world. Click to find out more about this beautiful astronomical phenomenon.

6/9/25

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Giant Pandas

Giant pandas are rare black-and-white bears that live in China’s bamboo forests and spend most of their time eating bamboo. Click to learn about their unique features and playful personalities!

6/4/25

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The History of Pizza

Pizza is one of the world’s most cherished foods. With its fun toppings and silly shapes pizza has rich history! Click to learn about the history of this amazing food!

6/2/25

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May 2025

Roar! Learn about Big Cats

There are so many different types of big cats, all with unique qualities. Click the link below to learn about tigers, lions, cheetahs, and more!

5/28/25

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Happy Memorial Day

Memorial Day is a day to honor and remember the veterans of our country, and their sacrifices. Click to learn more about the significance of this holiday.

5/26/25

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Thirst Proof Creatures

Everyone knows that living things need water to live, but that’s not the case for certain animals! Some animals in the desert have adapted to not needing to drink much water! Let’s learn more!

5/21/25

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Mystical Owls

Owls are some of the most interesting animals on the planet! From their silly faces to their interesting habits, they have quickly becomed incredibly beloved. Click to learn more about them!

5/19/25

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Armed Forces Day: A Recognition of Our Troops

Want to know how one special day unites the nation to honor our military heroes? This article explores the meaning and celebrations of Armed Forces Day and why it matters more than ever.

5/14/25

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Happy Mother’s Day

Yesterday was Mother’s Day, a day to celebrate moms around the world who work so hard for their families. Click to learn about the history and importance of Mother’s Day!

5/12/25

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The Sweet Story of Ice Cream

Ice cream has origins dating back thousands of years and originating from different cultures. Click to learn more about the sweet treat that fills our summer bellies!

5/7/25

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Pixar’s Elio

Over the summer, Pixar Studios plans to release a new film titled, Elio. The film follows a young imaginative boy, and the adventure he goes on. Let’s learn about how Pixar brought this movie to life, and how animation truly works!

5/5/25

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April 2025

The History of LEGO®

The story of LEGO® begins with Ole Kirk Kristiansen, a Danish carpenter who dreamed of making high-quality toys for children. Despite many challenges, his hard work led to the creation of the world-famous LEGO® brand we know today.

4/30/25

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The Moon’s Phases

The Moon circles Earth in about 29 ½ days, which is the origin of the word “month.” We always see the same side, yet its look changes as different parts of that side catch sunlight. Click to learn more!

4/28/25

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The Ozone Layer: Earth’s Umbrella

The ozone layer is extremely important for keeping us safe from harmful rays from the sun. Click to learn about it and recent discoveries showing the path to healing!

4/23/25

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All About France

France is known as one of the most romantic places on Earth, but it is also one of the most interesting countries. Click to learn more about this European country!

4/21/25

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Fighting Hunger: Community Efforts to Address Food Insecurity

There are many community efforts to combat hunger through many mediums. Click to find out how you can help and what other groups are doing!

4/16/25

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The Most Mistaken Animal: The Blobfish

The blobfish is one of the most misunderstood and bullied animals to date. This unfair treatment stops them from receiving credit where credit is due, so let’s talk about them.

4/14/25

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Why Do We Have Day and Night?

Why is our day split into two? It has to do with the way that the Earth rotates as it revolves around our sun! Click to learn more!

4/9/25

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Price of Video Games

Have you ever wondered why video games cost so much? Just like ancient civilizations or modern-day cultures, games have their own unique story behind them. Click to explore !

4/7/25

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Why We Need to Sleep

Sleep gives our bodies and brains a chance to rest and get ready for a new day. Without enough sleep, we might feel too tired to play, learn, or have fun, but let’s find out more!

4/2/25

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March 2025

D.C In Bloom

Washington D.C annually holds the National Cherry Blossom Festival, which celebrates and remembers Japan’s gift of Cherry Blossom trees to the U.S! Click to learn more!

3/31/25

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Seasons: Earth’s Coolest Trick

Have you ever wondered why we have different seasons? The changing weather and activities throughout the year are all thanks to Earth's journey around the Sun! Click to learn more!

3/26/25

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Is it a Zebra or a Giraffe? It’s an Okapi!

Okapis are one of nature’s coolest creatures, often called the "forest giraffe" due to their surprising relation to giraffes despite their zebra-like markings. Let’s learn more!

3/24/25

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Darkness During the Day: Solar Eclipses

Have you ever wondered what causes a solar eclipse? It has to do with the sun being covered, partially or completely, by the moon! Click to find out more!

3/19/25

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The History of Disney

Disney has greatly impacted global entertainment, shaping animation and creating iconic characters and stories. Its movies and theme parks continue to inspire creativity and influence popular culture. Let’s find out more!

3/17/25

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The Tragedy of the Titanic

In the early 1900s, a ship named the Titanic took sail from England, making its way to the U.S., when it unfortunately collided with an iceberg. Click to learn more about this devastating tragedy.

3/12/25

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Fierce and Fearless: International Women’s Day

Happy Women’s History Month!!! Women as a whole have had to overcome and face so much over history, so lets learn about the history and importance of women’s month!

3/10/25

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How AI Is Changing the World

The rise of AI can be daunting to think about, but knowing how it works can ease our minds. Click to learn about how AI works and how it is shaping the world around us!

3/5/25

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What’s Up with Animals?

Animals are so important to our day-to-day lives, so let’s learn about what’s new with them!

3/3/25

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February 2025

Benjamin Franklin’s Bright Idea

Benjamin Franklin, a founding father of the United States, conducted an experiment involving a key and a kite to prove that lightning and electricity are connected. Let’s dive into the details!

2/26/25

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What’s New with Science?

The world of science is constantly evolving, bringing us incredible discoveries and mind-blowing news! From the possibility of an asteroid heading our way, to groundbreaking advancements in space, medicine, and technology, there’s so much to explore!

2/24/25

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Animal Superheroes

So many animals have such cool features like fast speeds, defense mechanics, and more! Let’s learn about a few of these powerful animals!

2/19/25

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Valentine’s Day: Who is Valentine?

Valentine’s Day, also known as the day of love and joy, is a global celebration dedicated to celebrating relationships! But why do we celebrate Valentine's Day? Who IS Valentine? Let’s find out together.

2/17/25

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Space Paws: Starbound

Before humans started exploring space, animals were sent to be the first. Learn about these brave animals by clicking to read more!

2/12/25

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Let’s Learn About Costa Rica

Costa Rica is a small, beautiful country in Central America filled with colorful rainforests, friendly animals, and sunny beaches. Let’s find out what this country is really known for!

2/10/25

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Why Do We Celebrate Black History Month?

Black History Month is celebrated in February every year. But why did it come to be, and why is it so important? Click to find out!

2/5/25

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All About Penguins

Brrrr! Imagine living where it’s freezing cold all the time, would you love it or shiver away? Penguins don’t mind at all! In fact, they’re built for chilly adventures. Let’s find out how these little tuxedo-wearing birds survive in the chilliest places on Earth!

2/3/25

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January 2025

Endangered Animals

So many species of animals roam our planet today, but not all of them are in the best conditions as many animals are at the risk of extinction. Let’s learn about some endangered and extinct animals!

1/29/25

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The 2025 Inauguration

President Trump was Inaugurated just last week, let’s read about it!

1/27/25

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Peacocks: Nature’s Royalty

Peacocks are clearly beautiful and grand birds. But why do they dance in the rain? Why are their feathers so colorful? Click to find out more!

1/22/25

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Who was MLK Jr?

Every January, most schools and workplaces take a day off to honor Martin Luther King Jr., a great man who changed America, but why? How did he better America? Let’s read and find out!

1/20/25

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