For the rest of our lives, we’ll no doubt remember the impact COVID has had on our families, our country…even our world. Some of the scars will be easy to see, such as empty stores that were put out of business. But as Ava reports on some scars are not as obvious, specifically the hate that was created against Asian Americans.
Ask most teens what food helps improve your eyesight and they’ll likely respond: CARROTS. Dean learns from an expert that carrots do help.
As the driver of a vehicle, you have a lot of responsibilities. Following traffic laws, sharing the road, and of course not doing anything that will be distracting. As a passenger you ALSO have a responsibility. If you feel the driver is not driving responsibly, you should SPEAK UP. As a reminder, the National Road Safety Foundation sponsored this video.
Reese reports on something that affects many teens – test anxiety and he’s got some tips to help overcome it.
In “Word Wise” this week, Christin explains why the US military named a new secret weapon in WWI a tank.
Chloe tells us what actress Reese Witherspoon likes to collect.
News for teens, delivered by teens, is the mission of Teen Kids News. And we’ve been doing that for 20 years now. This week we look back with another one of our team who contributed a lot to the program over the years: Felipe.
In our “Jordan Journal” Olivia takes us on a tour of one of the oldest, continuously inhabited cities in the world, the country’s capital – Amman.
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