 This
April edition of Young Saint Louis.com
tells about a lot of exciting things that will be going
on in the St. Louis area. Check out the Places/Things
feature and also the Earth Day and Storytelling
Festival stories. |
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Entertainment
 Kids
to perform at St. Louis Storytelling Festival
Thousands of area kids will be at this year's St. Louis
Storytelling Festival to hear folk tales by adult storytellers.
But, not all kids are there to listen. Some will be performers.
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Lifestyle
 Key
to successful fund drive? Let kids do it
St. Dominic Savio School wasn't satisfied with results of
last year's "Penny Cup Challenge" charity fund
drive. So, this year, the school let three eighth graders
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Science
 Jefferson
County fair mixes science and art
Early spring is science fair time in the St. Louis metro
area. But, kids in Jefferson County have a unique distinction
with their fair. |
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Books
 This
month's book reviews
A suspicious mayoral candidate has his eye on the quiet
town of Cedar Springs. Who is he and what is he after?
It's up to bionic dog McGRowl to find out! Read about
this book and more, in this month's book reviews.
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Health
 Kids
learn: Good posture now, healthy backs later
Eleven-year-old Madison McCormack says she can't always
have good posture when working on her home computer. That's
because her dog likes to be in her lap while she's on
the Internet.
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Sports
 Kids
seek 4th straight trip to AAU finals
The St. Louis Gateway 13-and-under boys basketball team
will try this month to qualify for the AAU national finals.
For some of the players, that would be their fourth consecutive
trip to the nationals. .
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Money
 Learning
not to be just a "big spender"
Ten-year-old Mark Griggs admits he used to be a "big
spender." But, after suggestions from a local banker,
he said, "I'm saving my money more than spending
it."
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News
 Recycling
to make Earth Day music
What do an old shoe box, used aluminum pie plate and piece
of PVC pipe have in common? If you know how to do it, all
can be made into working musical instruments. |
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