Tu Youyou

Tu Youyou

Chinese New Year, also known as the Lunar New Year, begins on the first day of the first month of the Chinese calendar. This year is the Year of the Tiger, which begins February 1st. Festivities for Chinese New Year will typically last for 16 days, ending with the start of the Lantern Festival. For those who celebrate, Chinese New Year is a time to get together with family and honor traditional Chinese culture. Let’s take this time to honor a brilliant Chinese medical scientist, Tu Youyou (屠呦呦).

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Snowflake Crystallization

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Snowflake Crystallization

Have you ever heard that every snowflake is unique? When a snowflake forms, ice crystallizes and grows into different shapes. On a single snowflake, there are thousands of tiny little details that make them different from each other. Just like snowflakes, every single person is one-of-a-kind! Today, we’re going to make our own special snowflakes!

Internet Safety Guide for Kids

Internet Safety Guide for Kids

The Internet can be a great resource for kids, and it’s impossible to avoid these days. Unfortunately, the Internet can also come with a lot of risks. The best way to combat any risk is education, which is why PrivacyHub has created this wonderful Internet Safety Guide for Kids!

Polar Bear Science

Polar Bear Science

Have you ever wondered how polar bears and other arctic animals are able to live comfortably in the freezing snow? In this experiment, you will learn all about how they are able to withstand such extreme temperatures!