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How will you describe Papaw?: Papaw: Pawpaws: Asimina: Trees of South America: The earliest documented mention of pawpaws is in the 1541 report of the Spanish...
[2/15/2012] Cleveland, OH. , USA
CATEGORY: Tell Me Why
TAGS: Papaw, Pawpaws, Asimina, Trees of South America, Asimina Triloba, Giant Sized Herb, Large Lobed Leaves, Yellowish Melon Shaped Fruit, Latex of Plant, Fibrous Inner Bark of Pawpaw, Pawpaw Logs
How Franklin D Roosevelt changed Thanksgiving: US President Franklin D Roosevelt had a lot to think about in 1939. The world had been suffering from the Great Depression for a decade...
[11/11/2011] New York , USA
CATEGORY: News 4 Kids
TAGS: US President Franklin D Roosevelt, Thanksgiving, Shopping Days, Thanksgiving Proclamation, First Thanksgiving, History of Thanksgiving, Pilgrims and Native Americans, Celebrate Successful Harvest, Three Day Feast, Sporadic Thanksgivings, Sporadic Days of Thanksgiving
History and Origin of Thanksgiving Day: The American Thanksgiving holiday began as a feast of thanksgiving in the early days of the American colonies almost four hundred years ago...
[11/11/2011] New York , USA
CATEGORY: News 4 Kids
TAGS: History and Origin of Thanksgiving Day, American Thanksgiving Holiday, Feast of Thanksgiving, First Thanksgiving, Autumn Harvest, Feast of Thanks, Day of Thanksgiving, Thursday in November, Federal Holiday, National Day of Thanksgiving, Spirit of Sharing, Thanksgiving Ceremony, Thanksgiving Night, Thanksgiving Feast
What is a Badger?: Wild Life: Badger is a burrowing mammal. A male badger is a boar, a female is a sow and a young badger is a cub...
[9/1/2011] Odessa, TX , U.S.A.
CATEGORY: Tell Me Why
TAGS: Badger, Burrowing Mammal, Sleeps During Day, Underground Home, Sett, Eurasian Badger, American Badger, Black and White Striped Face
Rocky Mountain Region: Wyoming: USA: Interesting Places: Here is the essence of the Old West, where Indians, cowboys, trappers, miners, soldiers, and settlers all had their day--and are still remembered.
[4/8/2011]
CATEGORY: Travel The Great States
TAGS: Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park, Buffalo Bill Historical Center, Pryor Mountain Wild Horse Range, Red Gulch Dinosaur Tracksite, Devils Tower National Monument, National Bighorn Sheep Interpretive Center, Register Cliff, Oregon Trail Ruts State Historic Site, Vedauwoo
Rocky Mountain Region: Idaho: USA: Interesting Places: The Gem State offers recollections of its vigorous past, a wondrous variety of places to visit, and a chance to dig for garnets and opals.
[4/7/2011]
CATEGORY: Travel The Great States
TAGS: Idaho, Snake River Valley Wine Country, Old Mission State Park, Wallace, Nez Perce National Historical Park, Snake River Birds of Prey National Conservation Area, Bruneau Dunes State Park
What is Persimmon?: The persimmon is an oriental fruit that has been cultivated in Asia for thousands of years. It belongs to the genus Diospyros...
[3/17/2011]
CATEGORY: Tell Me Why
TAGS: Persimmon, Tannins, Nutritious Fruit, Jams and Jellies, Fruit Salads, Food Preservative, Persimmon Wood
Rocky Mountain Region: Montana: USA: Interesting Places: The Old West of song and story is recalled here in a variety of ways, as are some admirable works of man and nature...
[12/30/2009]
CATEGORY: Travel The Great States
TAGS: Gates of Mountains, Native American Pictographs, Meriwether Canyon, Lewis and Clark Campsite, Peoples Center, Salish, Kootenai, and Pend d'Oreille, Museum of Plains Indian
Facts, Figures & Folklore about the Pilgrims & the First Thanksgiving: Did you know that the Pilgrims trip to the New World aboard the Mayflower lasted 65 days? It was a cold and damp journey...
[11/9/2009] New York , USA
CATEGORY: News 4 Kids
TAGS: Facts, Figures and Folklore, Pilgrims and First Thanksgiving, Three Day Feast in Plymouth Rock, Pilgrim Governor William Bradford, US Presidents Annual Thanksgiving Proclamation
Native Americans celebrate National Day of Mourning on Thanksgiving Day: Many Native Americans celebrate National Day of Mourning on Thanksgiving Day, by gathering at the top of Coles Hill...
[11/9/2009] Washigton , USA
CATEGORY: News 4 Kids
TAGS: Native Americans, Celebrate, National Day of Mourning, Thanksgiving Day, Top of Coles Hill, Wampanoag Leader Frank James, American Indian People, Statue of Massasoit, Plymouth Harbour, Mayflower Replica, First National Day of Mourning, First Thanksgiving