Sometimes kids ask questions which leave you wondering whether to laugh or cry. But for the child, it’s important to learn the answer. Kids don’t want to be ignored, lied to, or laughed at because of their naivety.
The 5 most expensive TV shows Netflix has made (so far)
A lot of noise has been made about how much Netflix is spending in order to attract new subscribers and expand into new regions of the world.
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9 FACTS ABOUT SNOW YOU MIGHT NOT KNOW
What do you know about snow? It’s white, soft and made of the same snowflakes, right? Except for it’s not white, it can be really hard and there doesn’t exist completely identical snowflakes! Surprised? Here some more facts that will take you aback.
The Top Selling Cars of 2016
1. Toyota Camry – 167,199 units
This little hybrid is as popular in Europe as it is in the United States. After Toyota’s success with this model, they produced two more versions: Prius V (the bigger version) and Prius C. The interior of Toyota Prius is comfy and looks decent, but the best thing about it is its fuel economy and the fact that it is a hybrid, of course. And it is affordable – around $24,000.
Statue of Liberty Facts – 10 Facts about
Statue of Liberty
1.The Statue of Liberty Was Built Like the Eiffel Tower
It’s one of the sure Statue of Liberty facts that the Statue of Liberty is an icon, representing the United States all around the world. Some people may be surprised to learn that the Statue of Liberty was actually made in France, although this is also one of the well-established Statue of Liberty facts.
The Healthcare Costs of Obesity
Obesity is one of the biggest drivers of preventable chronic diseases and healthcare costs in the United States. Currently, estimates for these costs range
Einstein Created Modern Physics With 4 Papers in 1 Miracle Year, 1905
One of the fun facts about Albert Einstein for kids is that he often worked on physics when he should have been examining patents at his day job. To Einstein’s credit, he continued his education, even while he worked! While working as a patent clerk.
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