
Resources
Below are a few resources that we've gathered to better link kids to current events.
Thank you to all our tuned-in listeners who contribute to our ever-growing page of go-to information.
In the News | Learning Tools | More Cool Stuff
In the News
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Time's Kid of the Year helps grandparents tackle scammers! Her website: Shield Seniors.
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Fat Bear Week is here: Check out the bears and the brackets!
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See a New Hampshire teen's record-setting catch!
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Calling All Goldens! Apply here for "Air Bud Returns!"
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"Spongebob's" buddy, Patrick Star, found under the sea off Argentina! You be the judge!
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NASA's amazing photo of the XB-1 breaking the sound barrier!
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Like eggs? Consider renting a chicken! "Cluck here."
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Keep tabs on "Contender" - and all the other tagged Great Whites - with OSEARCH!
Curious About Climate Change?
What is it and how can we help? We've got you covered!Â
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Here are some kid-friendly explanations and tips for helping save Mother Earth!
Learning Tools
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NatGeoForKids Ages 8+ Geography, animals and more.
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Want to crack the code on coding? Here's a link to the safest sites, courtesy of parent Emma E!
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Scholastic Learn at Home. Grades 3-5 and Grades 6+. Fantastic curriculum that breaks the day into engaging, interactive lessons.
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Elizabeth M's Snappy Parent Pick: Unscramble This!
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We've curated this teacher-focused list of learning resources. You'll find them organized by grade.
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More Cool Stuff
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NASA for Students. A place to Inspire, engage, educate, and employ the next generation of engineers.
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U.S. National Park Pass The great outdoors make a great classroom! The Every Kid Outdoors Program gives 4th Grade Students and their families free entrance to Public Lands. This program is an interagency collaboration between the Department of the Interior, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and U.S. Forest Service providing fourth graders with free access to explore, learn, and recreate in spectacular settings, including national parks, wildlife refuges, marine sanctuaries, and forests. Not in the U.S. or not wanting to leave the classroom? Educational activities, field trip options, information and tools in English and Spanish, and the ability to print vouchers for passes for students are all available on the website.
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Bring the Zoo to You! Virtual Field Trips, Creature Feature, A Breakfast Club and Storytime, courtesy of the Ft. Worth Zoo.
Internet Safety Rules for Kids & Teens
Be aware of online risks!
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