Christin tells us how drawing a picture could help you study.
Category - Season 20
It's been called the “Mona Lisa” of American coins. The 1913 Liberty Head Nickel is worth millions of dollars, because it was not supposed to exist.
We can all use some advice on how to do our best in school. This week’s advice is about the right lighting.
Sometimes, too much of a good thing is not a good thing. A case in point is when we try too hard to be perfect.
To celebrate our 20th season, we spoke with some former anchors and reporters about just what it takes to be on Teen Kids News.
Reed tells us about another reason to cut back on sugar.
Christin explains how to be a good leader and why it could help you get into college and beyond.
When it comes to equal pay, are men and women created equal? Chloe reports on one workplace where there is no gender gap – the US Military.
The National Mall in Washington DC is the site of memorials honoring some of the most important people - and events - in our nation’s history. Sebastian gives us a tour of the WWII Memorial.
Chloe tackles a question that has been puzzling people for a long time – what to do with plastic bags.
If you’re an aspiring artist, you should know about Young Arts. The WWII Memorial in the National Mall. How to deal with test anxiety. The legacy of Levi Strauss. The Gainsborough Blue Boy.
Dean speaks to an expert about when to know if your lens prescription needs updating.
Reed tells us what dinosaurs had in common with today’s pets – fleas!
Christin has advice on how to pick extracurricular activities.
The renaissance artist Giotto proved his worth to the Pope by painting a perfect circle.
In the northwestern part of Jordan is the ancient city of Madaba - known around the world as “The City of Mosaics.”
Reed shows us an easier way to calculate how much you’re spending while shopping.
Christin’s “Make the Grade” report offers advice on how to deal with a MELTDOWN.
Olivia takes us shopping, Jordanian style in our Jordan Journal.
Piet Mondrian created an art style called Neoplasticism it uses the three primary colors and black lines on a white background.
We meet three inspiring athletes and find out just what it takes to compete as a para-athlete in the fierce competition of All Round Champion.