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Leagues are working on how to keep players and staff safe. Fans would come later.
The story, which appears in free installments online, will publish in print this fall.
We’ve selected 8 books with secrets that will make them hard to put down.
She played detective much like the main character in the latest Greenglass House novel.
Homemade face shields help with a shortage of protective equipment during the pandemic.
Summer is going to be different this year. But that doesn’t mean you can’t travel the world from the comfort of your couch. These images may help you create a bucket list for future vacations, but they can also inspire you to join the Summer of KidsPost with a vacation re-creation.
KidsPost has joined an international project to show kids’ lives during the pandemic.
This year you don’t have to leave home to take us on vacation.
This is the day Americans remember the men and women who sacrificed their lives in military service. How much do you know about this day of remembrance?
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The women’s sport grew to 10 teams and developed fans “because we played good baseball.”
Drawing up a storm
A showcase of daily weather illustrations created by KidsPost readers.
Class of KidsPost
Kelly Van Horn’s class likes “Dog Man” and soccer. They also admire their moms.
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Summer is going to be different this year. But that doesn?t mean you can?t travel the world from the comfort of your couch. These images may help you create a bucket list for future vacations, but they can also inspire you to join the Summer of KidsPost with a vacation re-creation.
SpaceX launch set for May 27 would be first from U.S. soil since 2011.
Captain Tom Moore aimed to raise $1,200 for hospital workers. He raised $36 million.
KidsPost asked readers to write a poem to mark the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. We had so many excellent submissions from ages 6 to 14 that we decided to share more that the 10 selected as winners.
As many prepare to celebrate Easter, take a look at these churches in France, Russia, Italy and more.
Music and clapping are just two ways people are coming together during the coronavirus pandemic.