The History of Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day has roots in antiquity, but wasn’t observed as a national holiday in the US until 1914. And there’s more…
Remembering the Atrocities of the Warsaw Ghetto and the Holocaust
April 8, 2021 is Holocaust Remembrance Day, a day we should never forget.
Why We Celebrate Black History Month
As a teen I read an article about Negros being inferior to whites. I didn’t believe this and started a quest to prove the author wrong.
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8 Good Things that Happened in 2020
2020 was a year we’ll all remember, but things weren’t all bad. Here are 8 good things that happened last year.
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Dr. Martin Luther King: Civil Rights Leader
This biography about Dr. Martin Luther King is a great springboard for students beginning to study about the Civil Rights Movement in the United States.
World War II War Brides
Five young women from diverse backgrounds pull together to survive World War II in a small English village.
President Trump is the Best President Ever, or is he?
Is President Trump the best president, ever? The evidence is quite clear.
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Why kids should watch Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir
Looking for a fun, yet educational show for your kids? Look no further than Miraculous: The Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir.
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6 Books to Read during the Quarantine
If boredom seeps in during the pandemic, here are six books that may interest you.