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 Extra
puzzles in this Young Saint
Louis.com edition
We've added extra crossword puzzles for this edition so you'll
have more kinds of fun. Just click on Fun
& Games at the top of the home page.
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Sports
 Ball
kids are treated special at basketball games
Last spring, Ali Anderson got special treatment at the
2001 NCAA Women's Final Four basketball tournament. She
not only got in free but also saw the action right down
on the floor.
Want
to be a ball kid? Apply here
Want
to be a ball kid at the Missouri Valley Conference men's
basketball tournament in March? Young Saint Louis.com
is giving you a chance.
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Profile
 Brothers
earn top conservation youth award
Josh and Jacob Weller love to study and work in Missouri's
outdoors. This month, they will receive the highest award
in the Missouri Conservation Frontiers program.
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Writing
 Local
authors give St. Louis kids writing tips
Some local school kids are getting personal tips on writing
from a husband-and-wife author team. St. Louisans Fred
and Patricia McKissack have published over 100 kids books,
many of them prize-winners.
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Books
 This
month's book reviews
So you want to be a wizard? This month, Young Saint
Louis.com reviews a book which just may tell you how!
That and more, this month in the Young Saint Louis.com
book reviews.
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News
 Steger
kids sell Chinese calligraphy to aid Belize girl
Steger School sixth graders have added something extra
special to their study of China. They held a sale of hand-made
calligraphy to raise money to aid an 11-year-old from
Belize.
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Entertainment
 St.
Cecilia kids write, score and record music
Kids at St. Cecilia School are working on 17 new songs
for their new CD recording. They do it all: write the
words, score the music and make the recordings right at
school.
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Outdoors
 Expanded
chances to view eagles on the Mississippi River
The eagles are coming! The eagles are coming! And St.
Louis area kids and their families get more chances this
month to see our national bird in its natural Mississippi
River habitat.
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Looking
ahead to February, 2002
Here are some of
the Young Saint Louis.com stories and features coming
in February, 2002:
- Learn how to
enter the 2002 Read and Run program leading up to the St.
Louis Marathon.
- February is
Black History Month; we'll feature local opportunities for
exploring African-American heritage.
- Of course, there
will be new Math Puzzlers, book reviews, games, puzzles and
lots of links to other websites for kids.
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The
January, 2002, Math Puzzler questions