Curious Times Weekly
By: Curious Times- 04-June-2021
- Price : 10.00
- Published on June 4, 2021
- Curious Times
- Issues 128
- Language - English
- Published weekly
About this issue
The Best Newspaper For Children, Curious Times Weekly, brings to you the Top News of the week, Special Art – Environment Day, Pride Month, Poetry By Students Top News: This is the 89th edition of Curious Times Weekly. It includes – Blind man climbs world’s tallest mountain, Naomi Osaka withdraws from French Open, Louvre Museum gets its first woman boss, Egypt plans to widen Suez Canal, New NASA missions to explore Venus, Space junk damages International Space Station, Baby squids and water bears will go on a space trip, Brave 7-year-old boy helps rescue dad and sister, COVID-19 global update Feature Articles: Fingernails grow faster than toenails, The first computer virus was harmless, Celebrating Pride Month, How long can humans live? Newspaper for children, Curious Times Weekly, has links to our Daily News Website with video links. This Newspaper For Children also includes the artsy art and compendious writing by the Creative Students. ‘ME’ – My Expressions, brought to you by Curious Club members Check-Out – The Grand Quiz Week, Environment Day, Book-Movie-Games Review, Stories and fables, Art, doodles. And Quiz!!!
About Curious Times Weekly
Curious Times is a newspaper for kids and a website providing news for children. Our curated weekly newspaper for kids is Age-appropriate, School Curriculum-aligned, Non-sensational with elements of fun, just like our news website is. We also publish the articles and art of our readers for our Global Curious Community. Globally, academia is moving towards formats, which are around building awareness, civic, health, environment, financial literacy, creativity and innovation, critical thinking, effective reasoning, problem-solving, effective use of IT, social and cross-cultural skills, working in groups etc. Current affairs and reinforcement of context bring social consciousness, awareness and empathy, which are the foundation of the 21st-century skills.