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Can you imagine being able to see the sun at night? That is what happens in some countries every summer. The sun never sets! Throughout the year, days grow longer or get shorter. This is because Earth is tilted as … Read more
Fans from all over the world will visit the United States to attend World Cup games. Many fans from the United States will also come to support the US Men’s National team. Did you know … Read more
When you observe a bee collecting nectar from a flower, you are watching the first step in the formation of honey. That’s right, honey begins with nectar (a sugary liquid produced by flowers)! A bee … Read more
President Barack Obama was the 44th president of the United States. He was also the first African American president. On June 18, 2026, the Obama Presidential Center will open in the Jackson Park neighborhood of Chicago. It is a place people … Read more
When NASA astronauts went to the Moon during the Apollo missions five decades (a period of ten years) ago, they experienced a series of “firsts.” It was the first time a human walked on the … Read more
It’s America’s semiquincentennial. That’s pronounced semi-kwin-sen-TEN-ee-uhl. It comes from the Latin words “semi” for half and “quincentennial” for five hundred. So, it means half of 500, or 250. A group called America250 has many plans to celebrate this milestone. Let’s look at a few. Photo Credit: gary718/Shutterstock America’s Time Capsule A time capsule will be buried during 4th of July celebrations here at Independence … Read more
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