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August 14, 2024. We’ve got some new faces joining the TIME for Kids crew! Read about the 2024–2025 team of TFK Kid Reporters. Look for their articles in the magazine and online this school year. Meyer Ballas, 12 Los Angeles, California Meyer plays…. Audio.
- One Brick at A Time
“I think that one of the reasons why it’s been so successful...
- Environment
People in the United States, the United Kingdom, Spain, and...
- Stars Are Born
TIME for Kids Print; NASA, ESA, CSA, AND STSCL/GETTY IMAGES....
- Arts
Last year, Jazmine Boykins was posting her artwork online...
- Big Bird
The world’s largest rubber duck floats near a wharf in...
- Liftoff
TIME for Kids Print; JOHN RAOUX—AP PHOTO. On Sunday, May 21,...
- Heat Wave
People cool off near a fountain in New York City, on July...
- Panda Population
South Korea’s panda population nearly doubled on Tuesday,...
- Animals
Plastic is everywhere. According to the United Nations,...
- Debate
In fall 2021, the United States Senate held a hearing about...
- One Brick at A Time
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4 days ago · NFK Editors - August 28, 2024. When astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams blasted into space in June, they expected their trip to last 8 days. Now NASA has decided that the astronauts won't come home until February, 2025 - about 9 months after they left. For safety, they'll be taking a different spaceship home.
World Struggles With Supply Chain Problems- Tiny T. rex Cousin Identified After 20 Years
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- Scientists Create Speech from Brain Signals
- Humans Can Understand Signals Used by Apes
- World’s Oldest Mouse? A Pocket Mouse Named Pat
- New UN Agreement to Protect Open Oceans
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