Planning
for fun spring happenings
We've still got some cold weather ahead, but spring is just
around the corner. Young
Saint Louis.com urges you to start now to plan
for an exciting spring and summer. We've got several articles
this month to help you start. Enjoy!!
NCAA
Middle School Madness Langston
kids use basketball in artwork Thirteen-year-old
Verleshia Roberts likes to play basketball
and wants to be a professional artist.
That was a good combination of skills
for a recent assignment from her 6th
grade art teacher.
Adventures
in Medicine Kids
learn how body works in 3D session Twelve-year-old
Jen Rustige admitted she was a little grossed
out when the lecturer started poking around
in a human heart. But, she said she thought
she'd be ready to handle her own hands-on dissection
experiment later this year.
Book
Reviews This
month's book reviews
Books reviewed for March include (1) a kids'
biography of John F. Kennedy, (2) a short, comical
novel about fourth graders, (3) a book based
on an animated movie film, and (4) the touching
story of two Japanese-American sisters
Birds
and Spring
National
bird count Kids
help with wild bird inventory Missouri kids and their families
helped last month to conduct the nation's
largest inventory of wild birds. They
also got a chance to learn how to make
their backyards more attractive to birds.
Learning
to paint birds Kids
learning how to paint Missouri birds
Spring is just around the corner and
pretty soon birds will be on the move
in Missouri as the seasons change. This
is a good time to learn to draw and
paint birds in the outdoors.
Planning
for Spring Activities
for spring...and spring break The groundhog saw his
shadow last month. That's supposed to mean
six weeks more of winter. But, spring is coming
and now is a good time to plan what to do
when the weather gets warmer.
Transplant
kid Mom
gives her son new life--twice Seventh-grader Josh Nelson's mother
has given him the gift of life at two different
times.
Math
Mania You'll
need logic for March Math Mania Ms. Math Mania
has come up with a couple Math
Mania puzzles that will require
some logical figuring to figure out
the unknown numbers. There are some
puzzles within the puzzles.
One
familiar winner in Math Mania Ryan Wahidi of Creve Couer
is getting to be a regular winner in
the Math Mania quizzes.
He was the only one to get all of the
grids correct in the February quiz.
License
plates for cars, no-spitting ordinance
March
is good time for sports fans
Four
YSL.com kids to help at conference meets
Langston
kids use basketball in artwork
Kids
learn how body works in 3D session
This
month's book reviews
Kids
help with wild bird inventory
Kids
learning how to paint Missouri birds
Activities
for spring...and spring break
Mom
gives her son new life--twice
You'll
need logic for March Math Mania