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Written by caryl
Did you know that every year on April 21, we celebrate International Loch Ness Monster Day? Now, you might be wondering, what’s that all about? This day marks the anniversary of a famous photo taken in 1934, known as the “surgeon’s photograph.” This picture was published in the Daily Mail newspaper and made the Loch […]
Written by caryl
Before we had paintings, sculptures, drawings, and the incredible 3D art we see today, did you know that prehistoric people were creating art too? Yep, you read that right! Way back in prehistoric times, people used sticks, rocks, and natural things like berries and charcoal to make pictures on cave walls. They drew animals, their […]
Written by guest
Hello everyone! This upcoming Tuesday is Election Day. So I thought I could tell you some cool president facts you probably didn’t know! Here we go! 1: Did you know that only 7 presidents were left-handed!?! James A. Garfield, Henry S. Truman, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Gerald Ford, and a few others! Also, only 9% […]
Written by caryl
Have you ever noticed people wearing braces or rubber bands to straighten their crooked teeth? Misaligned smiles are really common these days, and many kids and even adults now need help. But have you ever thought about whether people in the past had the same problem? Well, research shows that many of our ancestors had […]
Written by caryl
Remember my last post about how scholars are using AI to read ancient scrolls burned during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius? If you haven’t seen it yet, here’s the link! Well, I have some exciting news: A team of researchers has successfully decoded the contents of a 2,000-year-old Greek scroll from Herculaneum without opening it. […]
Written by caryl
Have you ever wondered about the origins of teddy bears and the story behind their name? The story begins with President Theodore Roosevelt. Believe it or not, the teddy bear was created in his honor! It all began during a hunting trip in Mississippi in November 1902 when President Roosevelt refused to shoot a bear. […]
Written by caryl
Every Friday after Thanksgiving, or the fourth Thursday of November, many people in the United States celebrate Black Friday. This holiday tradition is one of the busiest shopping days in the country. It usually takes place the day after Thanksgiving in the U.S. During this time, many stores offer big discounts on their products to […]
Written by caryl
The Ancient Maya is often recognized as one of the most advanced and greatest civilizations in history. They are well-known for their art, architecture, math, calendars, and astronomy. Did you know that the Maya civilization lasted for more than 2,000 years? Their civilization was at its peak during the Classic Period, which was from about […]
Written by caryl
When we hear the words“fall” or “autumn,” most of us instantly think of pumpkins sitting on porches, leaves changing to orange and red, and then falling off the trees. We also start thinking about comfy sweaters, getting ready for Halloween, spending time with family at Thanksgiving, the smell of spices, and enjoying that first warm […]
Written by caryl
Did you know that Stonehenge, which is located in Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, England, is one of the world’s most famous prehistoric monuments? It’s also known for being the only stone circle that still exists today and has been protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986. About 1 million people visit Stonehenge yearly […]
Written by caryl
When most of us head to the beach, our day usually involves building sandcastles, basking in the sun, or searching through the seashore for the most attractive seashells for our collection. But what if, instead of seashells, you stumble upon a discovery that transports you millions of years back in time? Well, that’s exactly what […]
Written by caryl
Did you know that George Washington had a deep love for cherries? Yes. It’s true! This interesting fact about the first President of the United States recently resurfaced when a search of his estate uncovered bottles of cherries preserved in brandy. A priceless discovery was made in the basement of George Washington’s Mount Vernon home […]
Written by caryl
Around 200,000 years ago, a group of ancient humans called Neanderthals or Homo neanderthalensis lived in Eurasia (Europe and Asia). But they mysteriously became extinct around 40,000 years ago and were replaced by Homo sapiens or modern-day humans. Researchers have studied Neanderthals’ physical appearance and found that they are similar to humans. However, they have […]
Written by vikinggirl26
Hey Guys, it’s Carly Im bored so… Nordic history eras – except how I would survive in them BTW : I decided to do the calculations by adding 15 (the closest multiple to 5, to my age, 14) and adding my opinion-age. So 15 + x Example : 15 + x (x = 20) = […]
Written by caryl
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 […]
Written by caryl
Have you ever heard of the largest primate species to ever exist? Meet the Gigantopithecus blacki, the giant ape that roamed southeast Asia 2 million to 300,000 years ago. This ancient primate stood up to 10 feet tall (3 meters) and weighed over 440 to 660 pounds (200–300 kg), approximately three to four times a […]
Written by vikinggirl26
Before I start, I am currently dealing with a writer’s block… So uhh plz comment some ideas. Velkomenn and Välkomenn to yet another lesson in Scandinavian History (A Kidztalk blog about Scandinavian history). This time on the Norway-Sweden Union, because that is apparently a meme here on KidzTalk. My name is Carly, and I am […]
Written by caryl
Marshmallows are a favored treat that people of all ages enjoy. They’re sweet, delicious, and creamy, not to mention pillowy when you squish or bite down on them! Whether it’s toasted over a campfire, melted into hot cocoa, dipped in chocolate fondue, used as a filling for baked goods, or topping for ice cream, marshmallows […]
Written by caryl
During World War II, countless brave soldiers and civilians fought for their countries and sacrificed their lives for the greater good. But among these war heroes, would you believe me if I told you that not only humans but also animals played a vital role in the war effort? Yes, you read that right – […]
Written by bookworm234
Over 150 years ago, in the 1840s, thousands of families and individuals crossed the prairie all the way from Independence (Missouri) to the land known as Oregen, a place children and adults could only dream about. There was better soil, better places to build houses, and better everything. So everyone decided to pack up, get […]
