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What’s to know about elephants’ trunks? A lot more than people think.
Scientists in Georgia studied elephant at Zoo Atlanta to discover how trunks work.
Famous father-kid pairs!
As Father’s Day approaches, test your knowledge on these famous fathers and their famous kids.
Teens are among the swimmers to watch in U.S. Olympic trials
Torri Huske sets a U.S. butterfly record as she and Claire Curzan earn trip to Tokyo Olympics.
Girl Scouts have millions of unsold cookies
15 million boxes of unsold cookies remain after pandemic caused fewer girls to sell in person.
KidsPost Summer Book Club: ‘Clues to the Universe’
A potentially embarrassing mistake sparks a friendship between two middle-schoolers.
Juneteenth: An emancipation celebration
On June 19, 1865, Union troops freed enslaved people in Texas, the last Confederate state forced to do so.
Draw KidsPost a summer scene. We need your art to go with our forecast.
We’re looking for sunny, cloudy, stormy and steamy drawings and paintings.
Pekingese is the big winner at Westminster dog show
Wasabi wins Best in Show at the Westminster Kennel Club event.
Giving a little blood can turn someone into a superhero
Blood donation is unlikely to trigger any hidden superpowers, but it’s a quick and easy way to save a life.
Van Gogh in the digital age
Exhibit celebrates Vincent van Gogh?s famous art through digital reproductions.
Drawing up a storm
KidsPost weather art gallery
A showcase of daily weather illustrations created by KidsPost readers.
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Van Gogh in the digital age
Exhibit celebrates Vincent van Gogh?s famous art through digital reproductions.
32 years later: Pro-democracy protests at Tiananmen Square
Chinese protesters asking for a more open and free society were shut down by their government.
Cicadas inspire works of art
Brood X periodical cicadas will be gone in a few weeks, but these kids? drawings are a lasting reminder. Take a look at KidsPost readers? visions of these insects, which show up after being underground for nearly 17 years.
100 years later: The Tulsa Race Massacre
The Tulsa riot, one of the deadliest in U.S. history, was nearly forgotten.
Artist Claude Monet's famous garden is open again!
Located in Giverny, France, this garden inspired some of Monet's most famous paintings.
The last wild macaw in Rio is lonely and looking for friends
Named Juliet, this blue-and-yellow macaw has visited an enclosed aviary every day for the past 20 years!
It’s cicada time! Brood X is back after 17 years underground.
Although they arrive in huge numbers, cicadas will not hurt you.