Who better to send a message to teens about safe driving than other teens. That’s why the NRSF sponsors an annual contest with one of the largest student groups in the country, FCCLA.
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Launching its 21st year on the air, the Emmy award-winning, weekly half-hour program is seen across the country on more than 160 TV stations and seen around the world on the American Forces Network. In addition, educational TV channels bring TKN to districts with 10,000 schools and some 9-million students.
Why the word "democracy" is particularly important now. Walt Disney’s incredible success. Son of a Saint. Preparing for a job interview. Arabic Numerals and fun with Froot Loops.
There’s an old saying that children should be seen, but not heard. That disturbing comment traces its origin way back to the 15th century. Fortunately, a lot has changed since then.
The rights of children. Theodore Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss. Steve Jobs and stress. The NRSF sponsors and FCCLA sponsor a contest. Influences on the college experience. Fireflies or lightening...
It’s probably the biggest decision teens will make before they are adults: what path to pursue after high school. Our report presents career opportunities many teens might not be aware of.
Our special two-part report presents career opportunities many teens might not be aware of. How Michael Jordan turned failure into mega-success! Make the grade, a ceremony called Colors and why you...
We meet Elaina Stuppler from Portland, OR. She plays the violin, trombone, sings and she’s an award-wining composer!
We meet two members of the National Children's Chorus, Kiran from TX and Athena from CT and find out what makes it such a special experience.
We meet Elaina Stuppler, an award-wining composer! The Gender Gap. Steven Spielberg. Shopping by boat in Thailand. Are French fries really French!?
We meet two members of the National Children’s Chorus. Thomas Edison, good news about chocolate and tooth decay, family vacations and college, color's role in Chinese culture, how the Kangaroo got...