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Book Review: The Midnight Children

The Midnight Children By Dan Gemeinhart The Midnight Children, a juvenile fiction selection, is written by a school librarian.  No wonder it has many things some teens and ‘tweens might find exciting to read about: kids their ages, orphans, bullies, something disgusting falling from a hot air balloon onto a café with no umbrellas, secrets, […]

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Kids in the Kitchen

Mac N Cheese with Sausage and Kale One pan meal cooked all on the stovetop. Packed with healthy kale and lots of flavor, this one will be sure to please your family. Ingredients: Yield: 4 to 6 servings 3 tablespoons olive oil ½ onion, diced 1 large bunch kale, trimmed of stems, coarsely chopped salt […]

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In most languages, Ramadan is spelled and pronounced the same.English:  RamadanFrench:   RamadanSpanish:  RamadánGerman:  RamadanItalian:   RamadanArabic:   ramadan رمضانChinese:  Zhāiyuè 斋月

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Current Events: Cesar Chavez

March 31 is Cesar Chavez Day. His name is pronounced say-zar SHAH-vez. In the office of the President of the United States, there is a bust of Cesar. A bust is a statue of a person’s head and neck. When President Biden took office, he borrowed the bust from the Chavez family. It sits on […]

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Kids in the Kitchen

Tasty Tots Ingredients: 5 cups fresh sweet potatoes, peeled, coarsely shredded 2 cups canned low-sodium garbanzo beans (chickpeas), with liquid ½ cup fresh green onions, finely chopped 2 Tbsp vegetable oil ½ tsp salt ½ tsp granulated garlic ¼ tsp ground black pepper ½ tsp onion powder ½ tsp ground cinnamon Directions: 1. Preheat oven […]

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Current Events: World Meteorological Day

Meteorology is a science that focuses on the atmosphere, weather, and weather forecasting. So the name alone will give you an idea what World Meteorological Day is about.Meteorology (mee-tee-or-ALL-oh-gee) is made up of two words. The first is an ancient Greek word meaning high in the sky. To that is added ology, which means the […]

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Kids’ History

History can take many forms. The word probably makes you think of what you’re learning in school – early America, other cultures and countries, government, and things like that. But history is also everyday events and usually, everyday events are a lot more fun. This photo is of a parade on Norway’s Main Street in […]