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X-Prize
Kids skip
school to see XPrize flight
Garin Kessler and Anthony Stack admitted
they skipped school last month. But, they
insist it was in a good cause. They watched
a team of private space scientists win the
$10 million XPrize.
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Movies
Iveland kids
film janitor's day
A team of Iveland Elementary kids, armed
with camcorders, have been trailing janitor
Harlon Williams. They're filming "A
Day in the Life of Harlon the Great."
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Books
This month's
book reviews
This month Young Saint Louis.com
reviews a book about a twelve-year-old boy
faced with hard choices during the pre-revolutionary
war days, and many more.
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Health
Kids have
fun learning better nutrition
Nine-year-old Max Sandza thinks
he's in good physical shape. But, after getting
more "living healthy" information,
he said, "I'm going to take better care
of my heart." |
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Kids
Voting
High school
kids give election information
Lindbergh High senior Sarah Beetz was at
Sappington Elementary to tell the kids about
our country's election process. She ended
up talking about her birthday.
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Red
Ribbon
Red Ribbon
Days at Parkway Southwest Middle
Twelve-year-old Cassidy Smith was one of
the Parkway Southwest Middle School kids
who helped put on the Red Ribbon Days program
last month. But, she said she's taken that
anti-drug message to her home too.
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Profile
St. Charles
kid seeks career as artist, writer
Kiarra Lynn Smith remembers drawing a picture
of Barney the Dinosaur when she was three.
Since then, the St. Charles teenager has
done a lot to refine her artwork--and her
writing.
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