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Are your children’s schools closed for vacation? Wondering what to do to keep your kids constructively occupied during the holidays? Are you concerned that the children will be bouncing off the walls in sheer boredom during the school holidays? Or they’ll be glued to the telly or gadgets all day…
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We are going to have an epic experience tomorrow! An annular solar eclipse!! The third and final solar eclipse of 2019 will occur over Asia, Africa, and Australia tomorrow (Dec. 26, 2019). A Solar eclipse is a natural phenomenon that occurs when the Moon comes between the Sun and the…
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Want to try some interesting new XMas trees for your home this season? Get the books down from your bookshelves to try these clever ideas we got from Pinterest. Go ahead and show off your books with some of these fabulous ways to use books as Christmas decorations!
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There are a lot of things kids enjoy about Christmas, but making Christmas treats is one of the best things about this celebration. Here are 6 adorable treats that are easy enough for kids to make. You can eat them yourselves or pack them up and share with friends for…
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Richa Jha in her book Thatha at School, presents the petrified Oviyam, her effervescent and confident Thatha and their special bond. Why Oviyam is petrified is for an understandable reason. She has to take her Thatha in his dhoti to her school, for Grandparent’s day! A big problem indeed! On…
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Authored by Richa Jha Illustrated by Ruchi Mhasane Dance of the wild is a whimsical book all about being free in more than one way. Written from a child’s point of view, the narration brings forth innocence while gently highlighting love and understanding among the characters. Our favorite person in…
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Moonshot: The Flight of Apollo 11 by Brian Floca Moonshot : The Flight of Apollo 11 by Brian Floca is the story of the first American manned moon landing, Apollo 11 in 1969. It's told in a simple manner and doesn't contain too many facts for young readers. Floca manages…
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On January 31, roughly half of Earth will be treated to a total lunar eclipse. As the moon moves through Earth's shadow, it will slowly disappear from sight, only to re-emerge within a few hours. The celestial event provides an excellent opportunity to introduce children to the science of eclipses…
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Happy birthday, Dr. Seuss! March 2 is the birthday of the late children’s book author Dr. Seuss. Not that we need an excuse to read any of his classics, but Seuss’s birthday is a fun time to enjoy them with your kids and, maybe, delve into the life of the…
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The summer solstice usually occurs on the 21st or 22nd of June in the Northern Hemisphere. Those in the Southern Hemisphere celebrate the winter solstice during those days. The summer solstice is the longest day and the shortest night of the year. This day is a great science lesson for…
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