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us help you during 2008-09 year
The 2008-09 school year is underway. Young
Saint Louis.com will be writing about lots of
interesting topics. But, if you've got an idea you'd like
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Tour
of Missouri
More
for kids at bicycle road race
This month, St. Louis-area
kids and their families will have a
chance to ride the same route Tour of
Missouri professional bike racers will
use on the last day of the 2008 statewide
race.
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Safe
Routes to School
Kids encouraged
to walk or ride bikes
Ten-year-old Gigi
Mense either walks or rides her bike to school
every day. |
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Book
Reviews
This month's
book reviews
Books reviewed for September include ones
about (1) an unusual friendship between an
uptight boy and a free-spirited girl, (2)
a special dog and the Titanic disaster, (3)
a girl with a mother who has Hollywood ambitions,
and (4) exploited child workers in early 1900's
New England
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Kids
Voting
Kids get
to compare election votes with parents
This
fall, many school kids in Missouri will get
a chance to learn more about the general election
process in their classrooms. Then, they'll vote
on Nov. 4 in a simulated election and get to
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Prairie
Day
Learn
pioneer ways at 2008 Prairie Day
Every other year, the Shaw Nature Reserve
holds a Prairie Day celebration. That's a time
for kids and their families to learn about what
rural Missouri was like in the pioneer days.
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Home
school BB
Patriettes
girl cagers aim for nationals
The St. Louis Patriettes girls basketball team
is starting a drive they hope leads to a national
championship tournament. But, the players' path
would lead to a different kind of tournament.
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Duck
Blinds
Kids are
ready for awaiting 2008 duck season
Daniel Wolf and Erik Liebel have got their
tickets for the 2008 Missouri duck hunting
season. They're hoping for at least as much
luck as they had in their first duck hunting
experience.
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Young
Achiever
 Teen
starts unique soccer "passback" program
Alex Kehm of Fenton was attending a soccer
tournament when he saw a billboard promoting a program
for collecting used soccer equipment. The items were
then donated to kids who couldn't afford to buy new.
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YSL.com's
2008-09 Math Mania starts this month