Child Friendly News (CFN) - October 09, 2020

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Women sweep the Chemistry Nobel!
It is traditional to lead with the news on the Nobel Peace Prize as that is considered the most important prize, but this year we feel there is one win that is even more important. For the first time in Nobel Prize history, a science Nobel has been given to all-women team. This year, the women making history are American scientist Jennifer Doudna and her French partner Emmanuelle Charpentier who have won the Chemistry Nobel for creating a gene technology called CRISPR. Read all about why they won in our issue's lead story.

Child Friendly News (CFN) Magazine Description:

Child Friendly News or CFN has been in the business of publishing ‘News that makes sense to kids’ since 2011. The digital edition of the newspaper packs a punch, with our trademark mix of news, features, articles on technology, and nature as well as deep dives into current topics. The fortnightly paper is an 8 page PDF packed with content. It has been designed for easy readability on laptops, desktops and phones, with larger fonts, more illustrations and interactive elements. There are 20 issues in a year.
Here are some of the elements you can look forward to in the paper.
• The paper is packed with regional, national and world news relevant to children
• In addition to the fortnightly paper, subscribers will receive an email news update on alternate (non-publishing) weeks. This way, you will get a slice of CFN content each week
• Quizzes and reinforcement activities are being built into stories in each issue. While some will run side-by-side with the feature, others will be hosted online contests. Details of winners will be published in the paper
• To leverage the digital platform, several features also incorporate links to curated content. This will enhance the understanding of a topic/issue
• On Page 3, we have ‘My Space’ which features young achievers among our readers.
• The favourite of our readers - ‘Owlie’s Fun Page’ - is packed with must-do puzzles.
Happy reading!