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Somebody Catch That Christmas Tree!
Spider Magazine for Kids

Somebody Catch That Christmas Tree!

“POPCORN, NO!” MRS. SIDNEY shouted.

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November/December 2019
Glorious Gelt!
Spider Magazine for Kids

Glorious Gelt!

ON HANUKKAH, FAMILIES exchange presents, play dreidel, and snack on delicious gelt: chocolate candies shaped like coins. Why coins?

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November/December 2019
Woolly Weather Woes
Spider Magazine for Kids

Woolly Weather Woes

BZZZZZZ WENT THE sheep-shearing clippers.“Hold her tight, Humphrey!” Hildy cried.

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November/December 2019
Fabulous Facts: Sheep
Spider Magazine for Kids

Fabulous Facts: Sheep

George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison all had sheep. President Woodrow Wilson kept sheep on the White House lawn.—Ophelia

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November/December 2019
A Future In The Making
Muse Science Magazine for Kids

A Future In The Making

Three high school researchers are on the cutting edge of science

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November/December 2019
Friends And Enemies In Times Of War
Cobblestone American History Magazine for Kids

Friends And Enemies In Times Of War

Long before the first European settlers arrived in North America, the Haudenosaunee formed their confederacy. Joining together allowed them to establish themselves as a dominant native force.

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November/December 2019
Meet The Haudenosaunee
Cobblestone American History Magazine for Kids

Meet The Haudenosaunee

Thousands of years ago, five distinct Native American nations—the Mohawks, the Oneidas, the Onondagas, the Cayugas, and the Senecas engaged in constant war with one another.

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November/December 2019
The Peacemaker Story
Cobblestone American History Magazine for Kids

The Peacemaker Story

Most historians say that the Haudenosaunee Confederacy came together during the 15th century.

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November/December 2019
The Floating City
Faces - The Magazine of People, Places and Cultures for Kids

The Floating City

If you put a fish on dry land, can it survive? That is the way we people here are like. We cannot live on land. Living on water is part of our culture.” -Noah Shemede, native of Makoko

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November/December 2019
Welcome To Nollywood
Faces - The Magazine of People, Places and Cultures for Kids

Welcome To Nollywood

Lagos is home to Nollywood, one of the world’s largest film industries. More than 2,500 movies are made in Nollywood each year. The industry adds about $10 billion a year to the country’s economy. According to the International Monetary Fund, as many as one million Nigerians work in the movie industry.

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November/December 2019
Preserving Ancient Mysteries At The Nigerian National Museum
Faces - The Magazine of People, Places and Cultures for Kids

Preserving Ancient Mysteries At The Nigerian National Museum

Many amazing works of art are on display at the Niegerian National Museum in Lagos.

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November/December 2019
LAGOS: A City Of Opportunity
Faces - The Magazine of People, Places and Cultures for Kids

LAGOS: A City Of Opportunity

The Nigerian city of Lagos is Africa’s most heavily populated city. It is home to an estimated 21 million people. Researchers at the Global Cities Institute predict it will be the world’s largest city by the year 2100. By then, they estimate the city’s population will have reached 88 million.

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November/December 2019
Printing Big
Muse Science Magazine for Kids

Printing Big

WHO’S THE BIGGEST MAKER OF THEM ALL?

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November/December 2019
Eshu: The Yoruba Trickster God
Faces - The Magazine of People, Places and Cultures for Kids

Eshu: The Yoruba Trickster God

One hot afternoon, two friends were having an argument.

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November/December 2019
The Bubbler
Muse Science Magazine for Kids

The Bubbler

Bursting with ideas at the Madison Public Library

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4 mins  |
November/December 2019
Digital Detectives
Muse Science Magazine for Kids

Digital Detectives

Printing Dinosaurs For Summer Science

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November/December 2019
The Fable Of The Three Cats
Spider Magazine for Kids

The Fable Of The Three Cats

ALONG TIME AGO, when the ancient landscape of Japan was dotted with hundreds of castles and the country was ruled by the sword, there was a great samurai warrior who was pestered by a large rat.

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October 2019
Stomp Troopers
Muse Science Magazine for Kids

Stomp Troopers

Inspired by a certain space opera, young makers let the good times roll!

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5 mins  |
November/December 2019
The Chocolate Hills of Bohol
Faces - The Magazine of People, Places and Cultures for Kids

The Chocolate Hills of Bohol

Wait, did you say, “Chocolate Hills?!” If you have mouth-watering images of mounds of chocolate ready to be munched, your taste buds will be sorely disappointed.

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October 2019
When a Whale Falls
Ask Magazine for Kids

When a Whale Falls

When an enormous whale dies, its body sinks to the bottom of the ocean. There it provides food for thousands of deep-sea creatures.

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October 2019
One-Hundred Eighty Bars A Day
Faces - The Magazine of People, Places and Cultures for Kids

One-Hundred Eighty Bars A Day

An apple a day keeps the doctor away. What about a chocolate bar a day? Cacao beans, the primary ingredient in chocolate, are part of the fruit from a flowering tree, just like apples. Cacao beans are the seeds from the cacao fruit. Cacao beans have more than 300 chemicals, including a poison. Yet eating a chocolate bar doesn’t kill us—it makes us happy.

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October 2019
Pumpkin Pockets
Spider Magazine for Kids

Pumpkin Pockets

Making of Recipes.

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5 mins  |
October 2019
The Haunted House Next Door
Reader's Digest US

The Haunted House Next Door

The Broaddus family had just bought their dream home and couldn’t wait to move in. Until ominous letters began arriving in the mail.

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October 2019
From Bean to Bar
Faces - The Magazine of People, Places and Cultures for Kids

From Bean to Bar

Aztecs believed that chocolate was the gift from a god, and most people today would probably agree that it is a heavenly treat. The ingredients of this exotic and ancient food gets its complex flavors from the fruit of cacao trees. In fact, it might be strange to think about, but chocolate is made from the seeds of this fruit, the cacao pod.

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October 2019
Faces - The Magazine of People, Places and Cultures for Kids

A World Without Chocolate?

Many people enjoy a steaming cup of hot chocolate on a snowy day or a gooey candy bar as an afternoon treat. So rumors predicting that chocolate would disappear from the planet by the mid-21st century sent chocoholics into a frenzy.

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October 2019
Spider Magazine for Kids

Doodlebug & Dandelion

Ghost Walk

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October 2019
The Three Shades Of Chocolate
Faces - The Magazine of People, Places and Cultures for Kids

The Three Shades Of Chocolate

Like coffee, chocolate contains caffeine—but in much smaller quantities. White chocolate has no caffeine; milk chocolate has some; dark chocolate has the most.

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October 2019
Spider Magazine for Kids

The Very Wicked Witch and the Village Play

THE VERY WICKED Witch sat at her gnarled breakfast table and chuckled.

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October 2019
The Epic World Of Puppet Theater
Spider Magazine for Kids

The Epic World Of Puppet Theater

A DRAGON EMERGES from a foggy lake.

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October 2019
A Short, Sweet History Of Chocolate
Faces - The Magazine of People, Places and Cultures for Kids

A Short, Sweet History Of Chocolate

No one knows exactly when and how the delights of chocolate were first discovered.

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October 2019