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Welcome to Columbia KidzPost, an e-zine produced by middle school kids in Columbia, Maryland, for YOU. We are an Improv and Innovations Team with Passion2Build Leadership Training (see www.passion2build.com).
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Kidundrums Being Short and Overcoming It
Super Science Science of Friendship
Mixed Reviews Uncover the Mystery of the Mysterious Benedict Society
All Things Artsy How to Make Soap
Picture Columbia Flowers in February
Dream Green OR ELSE A Green Valentine
To Be Continued Breaking the Silence
pARTly Poetry Stuff We Love
Odd but Awesome Valentine Facts
What's Cooking? Baked Oatmeal
Animation Sensation Mouse Teamwork
Spectacular Sports Pretty Good Ping Pong
When I was in elementary school, everyone always gave out valentines on Valentine's Day. We made mailboxes out of paper bags and everyone walked around distributing valentines. Most people brought store-bought ones. Some included the occasional lollipop or temporary tattoo. I, however, wanted to make my valentines special.
So every year, I spent the week before Valentine's Day making a unique card for everyone in my class. Some were pop-up cards, some had attachments, and others had stories about the person I was writing for. Everyone appreciated candy, but I always got special comments about the cards that I made. Now that I'm in middle school, there are too many people to make unique valentines for, but I still remember the fun time I had making them when I was younger.
In this month's issue of KidzPost, we look at Valentine's Day and the theme of friendship. In the following pages, you'll ecounter tall tales, the science of friendship, a new kind of love poem, and much more. I hope you have as much fun as I did with my valentines. Friendship is fun!
Editor: Rosa
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Rosa
Managing Editor
Nic
It's Valentine's Day, and, here at Kidzpost, we celebrate the holiday, without getting too luvvy duvvy. So don't worry, the pages won't be anything like that. Many do, however, share a theme of either Valentine's Day, love, or friendship.
