After 18 days of major daily protests, and plenty of police violence against demonstrators, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak resigned on February 11. These Egyptian kids explain how they took part, and share their hopes for Egypt’s future.
Check out these startling facts about bats!
Try to match these women in history with the things they accomplished!
About 100,000 people, including many students and teachers, protested at the state capitol in February. They are angry about a bill proposed by Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker to cut the pay and benefits of workers including teachers, bus driver, garbage collectors and other people who work for towns, cities and the state.
More families are buying food with food stamps because of the recession. Here are ways you can work through the changes happening in your family because of hard economic times.
Hip Hop inventor Kool Herc fights for healthcare for all.
Many Muslim women and girls wear a headscarf, called a “hijab.” “Hijab” is an Arabic word that means “cover.” IndyKids asked these girls in the Bronx, New York City, why they wear a hijab and what it is like to wear one.
Learn a little about Sari, age 11, from the Philippines!
The world’s youngest scientists publish a study on the learning behavior of bumble-bees.
IndyKids readers respond to articles about immigration, life on another planet, octopi, protests in Europe and more!
