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The Legend of El Dorado for Kids

Imagine you’re on an adventure through a dense jungle. You walk carefully, your senses alert to every rustle and chirp around you. Ancient ruins emerge from the undergrowth, their moss-covered stones telling tales of an ancient civilization.  You decipher the...

History of Frida Kahlo for Kids

Close your eyes and imagine looking at yourself in the mirror. What do you see? Do you notice any particular features (your eyes, hair, nose, mouth, ears) right away? Does looking at yourself make you feel anything in particular? What would someone be able to tell...

Tour of Paris for Kids

Many people think of Paris, France, as a city of famous art, trendy fashion, unforgettable food, and historic landmarks. And it definitely has all of those things. But it is also a city with a long and rich history. In fact, people have lived in Paris for over 10,000...

The Lost City of Atlantis for Kids

Imagine finding a forgotten city, a place swallowed up under the water or overgrown with forests and passed into legend over time. A place you’d heard almost unbelievable stories of, stories so fantastic, you weren’t sure were true, but that grabbed your attention and...

The History of Mary Shelley and Frankenstein for Kids

Have you heard of Frankenstein? Maybe you’ve seen this pretend monster in movies or books. He is often depicted as being tall and strong with dark hair, green skin, and stitches holding him together since he was created by Dr. Frankenstein. That’s where Frankenstein...

Family Pictures in New York City

One World Trade Center One of the remaining steel beams in the museum Remaining wall from one of the towers inside the museum September 11 Memorial Pool | Photo Credits September 11 Memorial Pools from above | Photo credits

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