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Harry Potter Dictionary

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Want to know more about Harry Potter’s world of witches and wizards? Then you should know that ANIMAGUS is a witch or wizard who can change into animal form, and BARUFFIO is the wizard who found himself lying on the floor with a buffalo on his chest! And you might want to meet AUROR, the wizard catcher.

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Avril Lavigne, Elmo and Eragon

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What do Avril Lavigne, Elmo, and Christopher Paolini (author of Eragon) have in common? They were all big winners at this years annual Common Sense Media Awards in San Francisco on Januray 27th, 2004. Set-up by a non-partisan non-profit in San Francisco, it promotes the concept of quality media for children and these awards honor artists, shows, products and organizations whose efforts have engaged and inspired kids and made a positive difference in their media lives.

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New: Chevron Car Riley Roadster

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Riley

If you’re looking for a friend with a little style, a touch of screech and a whole lot of roar, say hello to Riley Roadster. With his gigantic engine vrooming, you’ll be sure to see Riley zooming from here to there and back again, rock ‘n’ roll playing, his stereo booming!

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New: Hope 2003 Chevron Car

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As many of you already know, a new car, Hope 2003, just joined the Chevron Cars neighborhood on October 1st. Well, there’s more good news–another new car is getting its hood shined and tires cleaned in preparation for joining the Chevron Cars neighborhood. This new car will be rolling off the production line and into the Kids Shop at the end of November, 2003.

The Circus is in Town

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Welcome to the Big Top where you will witness acts of the bizarre and the inexplicable. Under this tent your eyes will feast on sights of incredible courage, tremendous talent and amusing antics! But don’t let your eyes get too full, because you’ll want to fill your belly with the taste of peanuts, popcorn and cotton candy! Have a seat, get comfortable and enjoy the show!

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The Flying Wallendas

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If you think that you’re close to your family, get a load of this family. The Wallendas have been working and performing as a team for over 200 years! In the late 18th century the Wallenda family traveled throughout Europe performing circus acts such as juggling and acrobatics. For over 100 years, each generation of the Wallenda family would learn from their parents and continue the tradition of entertaining and performing.

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Top Ten Chevron Cars

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We took a look at your votes for the favorite car and here are the top ten:

  1. Hope
  2. Hank Hot Rod
  3. Pax Power
  4. Freddy 4-Wheeler
  5. Tony Turbo
  6. Trevor Tow Truck
  7. Icon Car
  8. Cary Carrier
  9. Sally School Bus
  10. Woody Wagon

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Inventions by Kids

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Have you ever thought what life might be like without certain things? Take, for instance, toilet paper. You probably haven’t given much thought to what life was like before it, but believe it or not, toilet paper wasn’t always used! Before there was toilet paper, people from different parts of the world used a variety of things, from coconut shells, to leaves and sticks to sponges soaked in salt water, to corn cobs!

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Interesting Inventions

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You’ve just walked in the door after a long day at school. Exhausted from the walk home, you turn on the TV and flip through a few channels. You don’t find anything to watch, so you turn off the TV and turn on the overhead light and begin reading a book.

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Treasure Hunt: Sunken Treasure Ships

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Scuba Diver

Most of us are familiar with the story of the Titanic, the famous ship that hit an iceberg on April 14, 1912 and sunk into the Atlantic Ocean. The submerged Titanic was discovered in 1985 by French and American scientists. During the next several years, many sunken artifacts from the famous ship were brought to the surface. Although the story of Titanic and its recovery is a fascinating piece of history, it is not the only sunken ship that has been found in the depths of the oceans. In fact, there are dozens of ships that have been discovered (and hundreds more that are still undiscovered) that are much older and carried many more valuables than the Titanic.

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Legends of Buried Treasure

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Pot of Gold

What would you do if you found a map that leads you to a buried treasure? Would you tell anyone? Would you pack up your things and embark on an adventure, hoping to find gold and jewels? You’re not the only one! For centuries, stories have been told of pirate booty buried for safety and of gold, silver and gems lost at sea—the victim of a sunken ship. Many treasures have been unearthed or un-sunken and the people who have found them have made a pretty penny. But there are still many stories that still remain a mystery. Maybe you’ll be the next lucky person to find a buried treasure!

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Japanese Kimonos

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Kimono

There had been so much work and preparation that the family could hardly believe the special day had finally arrived. Today Mieko, oldest of the three daughters, would be married.

Little eight-year-old Tamiko, eyes dancing with excitement, ran to show her father the gorgeous silk kimono that she’d be wearing at the ceremony. Good luck symbols in the form of white plum blossoms had been gracefully embroidered on the bright pink fabric. After properly complimenting the beauty of her kimono, father sent his youngest daughter off to get ready for the big day. It would take hours for all of them to put their kimonos on and have their sashes properly tied.

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