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Welcome to the awe-inspiring realm of Earth’s wondrous and peculiar creatures! From the depths of the ocean to the highest mountaintops, our planet is teeming with an astounding variety of life. But did you know that many of these extraordinary being

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Can you spot all 10 differences between these two pictures? Did you know that sharks cannot make any noise, so they use body language to communicate? Make sure not to repeat a picture in each row and column! Did you know that tigers love swimming? Un

Arthur and Buster learn they make better friends than roommates, D.W. and Bud embark on a wilderness adventure, George is inspired to make a movie and Muffy’s family is chosen to be on TV. http://pbskids.org/ Website: pbskids.org youtube.com/pbskids

An anagram is a new word made by rearranging the letters from an existing word. Do you want to try? In this game you cannot add or reduce the number of letters. Each line has one word and three pictures – only one is correct!. Circle the correct pict

Meet three crazy creatures that you won’t believe are real: This superbly strange fish lives deep in the ocean, where hardly any light reaches. They have ultra-black skin that absorbs 99.7% of all light, making them nearly invisible to the human eye!

It is now known that the continents are moving, and the rate – only a few centimetres a year – can be measured. In 1915 Alfred Wegener (1880 – 1930) published his theory of drifting continents. This told of an ancient “supercontinent” that scientists

Gami’s head is spinning from all the marvellous maths history he soaked up in his time travels. He’s just popped back into 2023 to tell us some amazing stories about the origins of geometry. This time Gami went to visit the ancient Greeks and here’s