Author: Kinooze Learning
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Mystery of Stonehenge Deepens
Or should we say the mystery has been solved? Well,the Stonehenge, a world renowned stone monument in Salisbury, United Kingdom, was all along thought to be an astronomical calendar built by ancient people. But now, new study overturns that belief. Scientists and historians have come up with a new theory that suggests that Stonehenge was built…
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Korea Vs Korea
The two countries share their borders, their culture, but yet they are very different. Due to the recent nuclear tests that were done in North Korea, UN has imposed some sanctions on the country. The United Nations expect countries to obey certain set of rules. Sanction is a kind of penalty imposed on a country if they…
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Cars
(This thrilling poem is written by young writer Nikhil) I like cars They can race to Mars In Transformers, I like Bumble bee the car With its horse power, it can go so far In a car, I like the wheel I think it is made of steel Cars are cool They can’t float in…
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Spooky Space Holes
Holes in space? Does our space have holes? Why am I calling them spooky? The holes that I’m talking about are actually a name given to some very powerful force that exists in Universe. The name is called BLACK HOLES by the scientists. I call them spooky because they eat up everything that goes near…
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International Women’s Day
Did you know that today, March 8th is a day for women? International Women’s Day was first observed as a popular event after 1977 when the United Nations General Assembly invited member countries to proclaim March 8 as the UN Day for women’s rights and world peace. Yes! We have to celebrate this day by loving , honoring and respecting every woman that…
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Locusts from Egypt Envelope Israel
A swarm of millions of locusts from Egypt has enveloped Israel this week. The grasshopper-like bugs rode on winds from Egypt to enter Israel. They covered nearly 2,000 acres of desert overnight!! What is interesting is that the swarm of locusts has arrived in Israel just three weeks before Jewish Passover holiday that recalls 10 plagues mentioned in…
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Winter Rain
(All that drizzle in frosty winters inspired eight year old Kaavya to pen this wonderful poem.) There was a storm and a thunder, And there was water wonder. All this happened last night, So I couldn’t fly my kite . The winter rain is not warm, And nor is it calm. In winter rain you…
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Venezuela President Passes away
Hugo Chavez, the President of Venezuela, who was admitted in hospital since February due to a prolonged illness passed away on March 5. He held the office of President from 1999 until his death in 2013. Hugo Chavez was a great leader who fought to provide education and healthcare to all his citizens especially the poor. Those…
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Machu Picchu
High in Andes in Peru, South America, lies one of the new seven wonders of the world. This place is called Machu Picchu. Was it a city in the past? Or was it a fortress? No one knows for sure. The site located on a mountain ridge has ancient ruins from 15th century. It still remains…
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No Ivory Trade in Thailand
Ivory is a hard, white material, derived from the tusks of an elephant. It can also be extracted from the teeth of other animals. In most of the countries it is forbidden to trade ivory or any carvings out of ivory. It is also illegal to trade ivory across the countries. However, in Thailand ivory trade…
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Jim’s Special Day
(After “An awesome day”, nine year old Kush writes another cute story) Jim was very happy. He was going to the shopping mall today. He was planning what he was going to do. His parents said, “It’s time to go Jim”. Jim rushed and jumped into the car. He was thinking when he goes to the…
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Return of Batman
Batman returns to fight against crime!! Errr.. only a few corrections. The comic book superhero did not make a block buster return on screen. Neither did he save the city of Gotham from crime this time. A man dressed as superhero BATMAN, dragged in a suspected burglar into a police station in the British city of Bradford. A slightly pot bellied and…