Thank you for looking at this announcement. I saw that there was an election, and I thought “Why not?” I think this will be really fun. The voting, the deciding, all of it! Especially my opponent. GravityCentered isn’t half bad! I think we both have a good shot at winning. But if you choose to […]
Have you ever stared at a formula on the classroom wall and it looks like gibberish written in a foreign language? Have you ever been in class and for some reason all you hear is the teacher’s voice from the Charlie Brown movies? Never fear, these things do not mean something is wrong with your […]
Have you ever heard of haiku (pronounced high-koo)? It’s a type of Japanese poem that only has three lines. Its format is: Line 1: Five syllables Line 2: Seven syllables Line 3: Five syllables Now, you might be thinking, “What is a syllable?” Well, a syllable is a single sound within a word. For example, […]
Hej Everyone, It’s Carly. In November 2023, I made a post about 3 unique or interesting Nordic languages, and I found some more interesting Nordic languages that I wanted to share. Jämtmål (Jämtlandic Swedish) Now, there is a pretty big debate about whether Jämtlandic Swedish is a Dialect or its own language. However, because it […]
Hello! It is I, @Itrules0ut343! Today, I want to talk about my new fishies! Here, I will tell you my fish’s names and personalities! Now, let’s DIVE right in! (Haha) Shane This spry-scaled superstar is the most energetic of the bunch. Shane LOVES food and will eat the second the food hits the water! He […]
Is it possible to create an ice cream with every flavor in the world? Should there be an Olympics for everyday tasks? Should all houses come with a slide as well as stairs? Can you be allergic to homework? Should candy be considered a food group? Is it better to have a pool filled with […]
Is it possible to create an ice cream with every flavor in the world? Should there be an Olympics for everyday tasks? Should all houses come with a slide as well as stairs? Can you be allergic to homework? Should candy be considered a food group? Is it better to have a pool filled with […]
Remember my last post about how the demon king Muzan Kibutsuji was inspired by a formidable yokai Japanese folklore? If you haven’t had a chance to check it out, you can find it here. I thought you might be interested in learning about other characters from this series inspired by Japanese folklore. That’s why I’ve […]
Do you think animals should or should not be held in captivity? Some people say that animals should be in the wild to do whatever they want, and have other animals that can do whatever they want to try to “have them over for dinner.” They should have blissful days not being in captivity, and […]
Have you heard of the anime Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba? If not, then you’re missing out on one of the most popular and thrilling anime shows out there! I’ve read and watched it, and I highly recommend it to you. Trust me. It’s a must-read/watch! This Japanese manga series, written and illustrated by Koyoharu […]
Have you ever seen a drinking bird toy? It’s made of two glass bulbs connected by a glass tube. The bottom bulb is filled with a highly volatile liquid, methylene chloride. On the other hand, the top bulb is shaped like a bird’s head with a beak and a decorative top hat covered with a […]
Archimedes was a well-known scientist and mathematician who made important inventions and scientific contributions. Among them was the “Death Ray,” sometimes called the heat ray, a powerful device that could use the sun’s power through mirrors to destroy enemy ships. It’s believed that Archimedes used this invention to burn Roman ships during the Siege of […]
As most of you know… I love K-pop. I’ve (another good gg is live) listened to a TON of groups, but my overall favorite is Itzy. Why I like Itzy Itzy has many different songs and music styles, which I think is cool! They’ve gone through cute concepts, girl crush/baddie concepts, dalla dalla/wannabe (their own), […]
Ice cream is a soft frozen dessert made from milk, cream, sugar, and other flavors. There are different myths and sources of where ice cream originated. According to some, the origin of ice cream dates from 550 BCE in Persia. Their ice cream was composed of sweetened ice water crushed into tiny pieces sprinkled with […]
Listen up, space enthusiasts! Here’s another record-breaking news I’m pretty sure you’d LOVE. Did you know that the brightest possible object ever in the universe was discovered by astronomers? Yes. You read that right! Scientists at the Australian National University discovered the brightest object in the universe, called a quasar, was found to be hiding […]
Hej Everyone, it’s Carly. March is an interesting month for me; I have spring break, which means I can research Nordic history and culture all week long. It is also my birthday on March 26 (I’m turning 14), and there is a holiday everyone is familiar with. St Patrick’s Day. Now, I will talk about […]
INTRODUCTION It all started with a speck in the middle of nowhere in a dark, empty space. But who knew that that speck held and would soon be the large universe we all know today? But how exactly did that speck come to be? How did it explode? Did it even actually explode? Why was […]
My favorite almost-saint, also known as a blessed, is Imelda Lambertini. Imelda was born in 1322 in a small town called Bologna, located in Italy. She was an only child, and her parents were devout Catholics. They were known for their generosity and love throughout the town. On Imelda’s 5th birthday, she requested for the […]
Hey Guys, It’s Carly. I am in testing season at school, so I can’t really write on KidzNet. I am so sorry for not posting last week. But I do have a 4-day weekend, so I get more time to research. Not only that, I have a Moomin Notebook now. I will post my notes […]
The Herculaneum Papyri is considered one of the most important archaeological discoveries since it’s the only surviving library from the ancient world. It was discovered in 1752 and contains a collection of Greek philosophical texts written on papyrus scrolls. Over 1,800 papyrus scrolls were buried and burned for centuries under layers of volcanic ash and […]