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Patent(Rhymes with baa tent—think of a tent full of sheep.)A government license that protects an invention. It stops other people from using an invention without the inventor’s permission.Lamar got a patent for his hair-washing invention: a device that uses half the water that other devices use.

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Current Events: Albert Einstein

Many people call Albert Einstein a genius. But most people – even those who  call him a genius – don’t understand his discoveries well enough to explain them. For example, if you ask adults what Albert’s famous equation – E=mc² – means, most will have no idea.Lets take a look at how Albert got his […]

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Manuscript(Rhymes with man you ripped.)The original text of an author’s work, often handwritten or printed out, that is submitted to a publisher.Mr. Brandon mailed his manuscript to a book publisher.

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Current Events: Dr. Seuss

Dr. Seuss wasn’t a doctor and his last name wasn’t Seuss. His name was Theodor Seuss Geisel (GUY-sul) and he was born on March 2, 1904 in Springfield, Massachusetts.Theordor’s parents were Henrietta (née Seuss) and Theodor Robert Geisel. The French word née (pronounced nay) means born, and we often use it in English to show […]