What Are Constellations? Learn about the magical pictures in the night sky Have you ever looked up at the night sky and seen lots of tiny, twinkling stars? Some of those stars form special patterns called constellations. Long ago, people used their imagination to connect the stars and turn them into pictures! Constellations help us […]
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What Was Daily Life Like in Ancient Greece? Have you ever wondered what life was like thousands of years ago in Ancient Greece? Let’s take a trip back in time to find out what people did every day, what they ate, wore, and how they spent their time! Homes in Ancient Greece Most Greek homes
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Why Do We Need to Brush Our Teeth? Keeping Our Smiles Bright and Healthy! What’s So Special About Our Teeth? Our teeth help us bite, chew, and enjoy all the tasty foods we love — from crunchy apples to yummy sandwiches! Teeth also help us speak clearly and show off our brightest smiles. But did
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What Is Wind? Have you ever felt the air brush against your face on a breezy day? That moving air is called wind! Wind is all around us, and it plays an important role in our planet. But what exactly is it, and why does it blow? Let’s find out! Air Is Everywhere Even though
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Obelus (÷) The obelus (÷) is the mathematical symbol used to show division. Fun fact: The obelus was first used for division in the 1600s. Today, division is also written with a fraction bar (⁄) or a colon (:) in some countries. Key Idea: Whenever you see the obelus, it means you need to divide!
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What Are the Olympic Games’ Ancient Roots? The Story of the First Olympic Games The Beginning in Ancient Greece Long, long ago—around 776 BC—the very first Olympic Games took place in Olympia, a small town in Ancient Greece. These games were not just about sports—they were also part of a religious festival held to honour
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What Is a Windmill? Discover How the Wind Helps Us Make Power! What Is a Windmill? Imagine standing on a sunny hill where the breeze tickles your cheeks and the grass dances. On that hill stands a tall tower with big spinning arms — whoosh, whoosh! That’s a windmill! A windmill is a clever machine
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What Is Cotton? The Soft Plant That Makes Our Clothes What Is Cotton? Cotton is a soft, fluffy plant that grows around the seeds of the cotton plant. You might wear cotton every day — in your T-shirt, socks, or even your bedsheets! Cotton is a natural fibre, which means it comes from plants, not
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Why Do We Have Day and Night? The Spinning Earth Have you ever wondered why sometimes it’s bright and sunny, and other times it’s dark and full of stars?It all happens because our planet Earth is spinning! Earth spins around an invisible line called an axis. It takes 24 hours for Earth to make one
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What Are Our Five Senses? Discover how we explore the world! Hello, Tiny Champions!Did you know your body has superpowers that help you explore the world every single day? These superpowers are called your five senses. They help you see bright colors, hear your favorite songs, taste yummy foods, smell sweet flowers, and feel soft
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