Innholdsfortegnelse for March 2025 i Sparkle Buds

COMMON NAME: Golden Poison Frog SCIENTIFIC NAME: Phyllobates terribilis TYPE: Amphibians DIET: Carnivore AVERAGE LIFE SPAN IN THE WILD: 10 years SIZE: 1 inch The Gold Poison Frog sometimes called the Gold Poison Dart or Gold Poison Arrow Frog is an amphibian with the scientific name Phyllobates terribilis. It is most famous for its poisonous skin. The name Poison Dart Frog comes from the local natives who used its venom to poison the tips of their blowgun darts for hunting. A group of these frogs is called an army. Amazing Fact! It has been known to kill humans and in fact, there is enough poison in one frog to kill up to 10 humans. Where do they live? The Gold Poison Frog lives near the coast of the Pacific Ocean…

Water Molecules on the Move This experiment is great for testing if hot water molecules really move faster than cold ones. Pour some water, drop in some food coloring and compare results. What you'll need: • A clear glass filled with hot water • A clear glass filled with cold water • Food coloring • An eye dropper INSTRUCTIONS: 1.Fill the glasses with the same amount of water, one cold and one hot. 2.Put one drop of food colouring into both glasses as quickly as possible. 3.Watch what happens to the food colouring. If you watch closely you will notice that the food colouring spreads faster throughout the hot water than in the cold. The molecules in the hot water move at a faster rate, spreading the food colouring faster…

Nicholas Irving The Strongman, Australia 2007 Nicholas Irving showed strength beyond his years when he stepped in to save his cousin's life after a freak accident in a Melbourne backyard. Nicholas, aged 7, was playing in a backyard with cousins James and Jessica in January 2007. Nicholas and Jessica had gone inside, leaving James, aged 5, by himself near a rope hanging from a pergola. James decided to stand on a toy car and tie the rope around himself. The plastic car moved, James fell and the rope slipped up around his neck. Nicholas and Jessica returned to find James hanging and blue in the face. After ordering Jessica to get an adult, Nicholas held James in the air and on his shoulders for several minutes to lessen the pressure…

Teachers play a critical role in educating and shaping children's lives: the future leaders of countries all over the world. While there can be teachers that are notably not so good, good teachers are generally kind, patient, hard-working, dedicated, and understanding professionals that mold children's lives in a positive direction. Showing appreciation, however, reminds us all that it is a tough job and helps kids in school right now. The more energized their teachers feel because of your happy words, the better will be your children's education.…

Most kids spend some time in a car or a bus every day. But riding in cars or buses comes with some responsibility: You need to ride safely. Luckily, it's not hard to do. Keep reading and you'll learn the rules of car safety. Seatbelt Basics Whenever you ride in a car, wear your seatbelt every time. No matter how short the trip is — even if it's only around the corner — you still need to buckle up. This is so important because if the car you're riding in gets into an accident, the seatbelt keeps you safe in your seat. Even if the car is moving slowly, you can still get thrown around if you're not wearing your seatbelt. Booster Seats Depending on your height, you might also…

Project Supplies: • Six empty plastic bottles. • Paint and paint brushes. • Feathers or • construction paper. • Googley eyes. • Hot glue gun • or school glue. • Scissors. • Small pumpkins. Let’s get started on this fun DIY Turkey Bowling Game! Firstly, gather all of your supplies. This will make crafting a lot easier. First, paint the clean plastic bottles. We used small apple juice bottles and washed them in soap and hot water. Then, once the paint is dry, use the hot glue gun to add feathers to the bottles. However, you can cut out construction paper feathers if you don’t want to use craft feathers. Now, add the googley eyes and a little beak and waddle if you want. Then you can paint the eyes,…

Occupation: Astronaut Born: August 5, 1930, in Wapakoneta, Ohio Died: August 25, 2012, in Cincinnati, Ohio Best known for: The first man to walk on the Moon Neil was born on August 5, 1930, in Wapakoneta, Ohio. His love for flying started at a young age when his father took him to an air show. From then on his goal was to become a pilot. At the age of 15, he got his pilot's license. How did he become an astronaut? After graduating from college, Armstrong became a test pilot. He flew all sorts of experimental planes testing them out to see how well they flew. It was a dangerous job, but very exciting. He flew over 200 different types of aircraft during his career. Armstrong applied to become an…