Power in Our Hands: Renewable Energy & Fossil Fuels in the United States
Our energy comes from a variety of sources, many of them harmful to the environment. Here is a look at what’s good and bad about our energy sources.
Month: May 2011
U.S. Military Kills bin Laden; War Goes On
Many people celebrated the news of bin Laden’s death feeling that justice had been served. For others, the announcement raised a lot of questions.
A Story of Migration: Bilingual Essay
Karyll, age 8, is from the Philippines. She now lives in Queens, New York. Tagalog is Karyll’s first language. She also speaks English. If you speak another language, practice it and don’t forget it. You’ll be glad you did!
Pride in Who We Are
June is known as Pride Month by people in the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer/Questioning (LGBTQ) community.
Who Am I?
Can you name this early 20th-century labor activist?
Nature Gets Equal Rights
The Latin American country of Bolivia recently made world history by passing the first law that gives nature the same rights as humans.
Someday, You Could Be a: Foreign Correspondent, Just Like Sharif Abdel Kouddous
Learn about the exciting life of a Middle East correspondent.
Secret Word Game
Identify the word or words being described by filling in the blanks and decode the secret message!
Your Turn: “How do you help the environment?"
IndyKids asked these five-year-olds in Homer, Alaska, how they take care of the Earth.
Earthquake Changes Lives in Japan
Learn about how the massive earthquake, tsunami and nuclear power plant disaster have affected people’s lives in Japan.
