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Written by Pumpkin
Loaf cats are probably the best trend to come out of the internet since its inception. Just Imagine if the scientists who invented the internet time-travelled to 2021 and saw a loaf cat picture online. I think they would be proud of what the internet has become today. Anyways, I’m off topic. Today, we’re going […]
Written by caryl
For the first time in history, a NASA spacecraft called the Parker Solar Probe successfully entered the corona, or the outermost part of the Sun’s atmosphere, hence “touching” the Sun. It is one of the monumental developments in solar science because it has always been one of the key goals of the Parker Solar Probe […]
Written by Esie
HAT 1- The Top Hat (By request) A men’s hat used for formal occasions with a high, flat top. HAT 2- The Mantilla A silk veil worn on the head and draped over the shoulders. HAT 3- The Pith Helmet A sun helmet made from a tropical plant or other material. HAT 4- The Snood A […]
Written by Esie
IMPORTANT: READ Chapter 1, Chapter 2, AND Chapter 3 BEFORE READING THIS! “Now we are just going to have to do it if we are ever going to find Esie,” Crumbles said in a matter-of-fact tone. Checkers wasn’t flipping out anymore from the near-miss earlier with Johnathan. He wasn’t screaming now, he was actually not […]
Written by Esie
IMPORTANT: See Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 before reading this. Luckily, we were all searing hot as the chef said, and Johnathan dropped us as quickly as the oven heats up. We all dropped to the ground on the kitchen floor and rolled in several different directions. Checkers was shrieking in fear. He and Crumbles […]
Written by Esie
The Dust Bowl is known now as a drought and a long period of sandstorms that targeted mainly Texas, Oklahoma, and surrounding prairie states. Pre-Dust Bowl, farms were spreading and multiplying like rabbits. The long, sturdy grass roots that anchored much soil in place was replaced by shallow and pliable wheat roots. This was during the […]
Written by Esie
Long ago, bowling was called “nine-pins”. This was in the time of the colonies. Nine-pins had, well, nine pins, a ball and a flat surface to play it on. You had to make the ball hit eight pins without it hitting the middle pin. Legend has it you were are a good Christian if you […]
Written by 78679wizard
Life in the 21st century – anything but boring, and honestly pretty challenging and stressful all the time! We all have real life pressures, struggles, and difficulties to face every day! Everything from academic/achievement pressures to family friction/conflict, from social struggles to navigating complicated friendships, real world battles to personal/internal problems. Sometimes when life is […]
Written by Esie
With a population of about 125.8 million, Japan is one of the most densely populated countries in the world. Japan is part of The Ring of Fire, and three-fourths of the terrain is focused on mountains. Mt. Fuji is one of Japan’s 3 sacred mountains, and it is a pilgrimage site for some of the […]
Written by sharkyman
NASA, which stands for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration was created under President Dwight D. Eisenhower in the United States on October 1st, 1958. It is a government funded program that supports both civilian and aeronautical space research. One of the reasons it was created was to keep up with the Soviet Union after […]
Written by whizkid
In this series you will learn how computers work from the ground up. You will learn by actually building it piece by piece (on paper) in a series of weekly articles. If you continue and follow along, you will fully understand how a modern computer operates down to the smallest detail! Let’s Start! Computers only […]
Written by sharkyman
In this post you will learn about the Python programming language. Python is a high-level general programming languages created in 1991 by Guido van Rossum. It was named after the famous show, “Monty Python’s Flying Circus.” Python uses a lot of indentation instead of parentheses/brackets to make the code easier to read. It can be […]
Written by JordanLol
As you all might know I’m not as active as I was on the last kidznet So the real reason for that is because I’m growing up I’m a freshman and just started high school And i play Minecraft WAYYYYYYYYYYYY too much I just can’t check in daily due to the stress of my assignments […]
Written by Pumpkin
What’s up, KidzSearchers! Who’s ready to cringe? I sure am because today we’re going to be reviewing weird stock photos. In case you somehow don’t know what a stock photo is, I’ll fill you in. People sometimes need to use images for their projects, and instead of taking the photo yourself, it can be easier […]
Written by spacebee
Snakes are part of the Reptila class. Their scientific name is Serpentes. There are around 3,686 species of snakes. The fastest snake in the world is the black mamba. It can slither up to 12.5 mph. They can also lift a third of their body off the ground while slithering. Some species of snakes can […]
Written by Pumpkin
I’ve suffered from anxiety since I was 3 years old, and during that time I’ve discovered a wide variety of strategies to help me cope with it. I encourage you to try each strategy so you can find the best one for you and I hope my personal strategies to conquer anxiety can help you […]
Written by kidzsearch
Making friends seems easy for many kids, but for others, it’s more complicated. Having someone you like and trust to play with, or even just to hang out and watch TV has many benefits. Friends make you happy, relieve stress, and keep you from feeling lonely or isolated. Here are 5 tips on how to […]
Written by ammyk
In general, I like books that are older, or ones that are fairy tale-ish (but not exactly fantasy), and sci-fi. These are a few of my favorite books: The Great and Terrible Quest by Margaret Lovett. Again, some death and gore, so 11+. This book is probably my favorite ever, the main character is believable, […]
Written by kidzsearch
All of your life, you have been learning new skills. When you were five years old, someone taught you how to tie your shoes. At age six, you learned how to ride a bike without training wheels. Fast forward to your pre-teen and teen years, and you might know several skateboard tricks, how to do […]
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Do you like apples? Here are some cool apple trivia facts: There are more than 7,500 varieties of apples! Most apples trees came from Europe. The only apple native to North America is the sour Crabapple. Washington is the #1 producer of apples in the U.S. An Apple tree can grow up to 40 feet […]