Syria: Peaceful Protests Turned into Civil War
It’s not easy being a kid in Syria right now. In fact, it’s downright dangerous.
Month: August 2012
Who Can Be President of the United States?
What does it take to get on the Presidential ballot in the United States?
Book Review: Forty Million Dollar Slaves
By MOKGWETSI SIZWE CHAPMAN, age 13 Published by Three Rivers Press in New York, 2006. Forty Millon Dollar Slaves: The Rise Fall and Redemption of the Black Athlete is about African-American athletes, and how they make their way to the top of the sports world, including the discrimination, prejudice and injustice that came with the …
Kids Change Prez' Mind
President Obama’s daughters influenced his decision in favor of allowing same-sex couples to marry.
Book Review: The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian
This compassionate coming-of-age story explores issues on identity, emotional well-being and bullying.
Kids Use Art to Express Views
Kids tackle tough questions through art: What is the real cost of food? What does it mean to be safe? Is healthcare sustaining America?
You Can Make It: Natural Laundry Detergent
PHOTO: FLICKR/AIDAN MORGAN By JUDI CHENG Many laundry soaps contain chemicals that are harmful to people. Try this natural and inexpensive recipe to make your own laundry soap. Kids should wear a mask or light scarf to protect nose and mouth. Ingredients: 1 small bucket 1 bar of soap, grated 1 cup Borax* 1 cup …
