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The SUN 'n FUN Junior Aces Youth area features exhibits usually reserved for just adults, and allows kids to build, fly and experiment. (Chris McDonald, Spectrum News staff) ...

Just in time for Prime Day on July 8-11, we've rounded up the best binoculars for kids, perfect for introducing youngsters to nature-watching.

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But Why is a show led by kids. They ask the questions and we find the answers. It’s a big interesting world out there. On But Why, we tackle topics large and small, about nature, words, even the ...

Learn More. Learn more about how to have these tough conversations with grace in Borelli’s Audible Original course, How to Talk to Your Kids about Death. If your child is older and the conversation ...

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ARLINGTON, Va. — Virginia is tightening restrictions on cell phone use among children, as Gov. Glenn Youngkin recently signed a bill limiting social media use to just one hour per day for kids ...

Google Australia VP Mel Silva says kids need to think critically about what AI is telling them. Oscar Colman For Tony Haymet, Australia’s chief scientist, the answer is clear: learn to code.