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But guess what? Just like how you grow bigger and stronger, so do puppies! As they eat, play fetch and learn new tricks, they grow into big clever dogs. Those tiny paws become big and strong, ready to explore the world with you by their side. But here’s the secret: even when they’re big, they still have the same loving heart they had when they were puppies. Taking care of a dog is an important job, but it’s also a whole lot of fun! Dogs need love, attention and care, just like you do. They need food, water, a cozy bed and trips to the park for playtime. When you give a dog your love, they’ll give you theirs right back, with wagging tails and wet nose kisses. Can you…

Hubble Space Telescope Launched in 1990, the Hubble Space Telescope has shown us breathtaking images of the universe. It helped us learn about distant galaxies, stars and planets. GPS satellites The Global Positioning System (GPS) satellites help us find our way. They were launched by the U.S. government and are now used by people all around the world. Weather satellites Satellites like GOES (Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites) monitor Earth’s weather. They keep an eye on clouds, storms and other weather conditions. International Space Station (ISS) The ISS is like a space house where astronauts live and work. It orbits Earth and allows scientists to do experiments in microgravity. Communication satellites Satellites from companies like SpaceX and OneWeb provide internet and communication services to people everywhere, even in remote places.…

A pup-tacular beginning Paw Patrol first hit our TV screens in 2013, and it quickly became a favourite for kids and families all around the world. Created by Keith Chapman, this action-packed show follows a group of smart and resourceful rescue dogs as they work together to protect their community, Adventure Bay. Meet the pups The Paw Patrol team is made up of seven awesome pups, each with their unique skills and talents. Chase the German Shepherd is a super sniffer and excellent police pup, while Marshall the Dalmatian is a brave fire-fighter who always brings the heat. Skye the Cockapoo is a fearless aviator who soars through the skies, and Rubble the English Bulldog can bulldoze through any problem with his construction skills. Rocky the mixed breed is a…

• Puppies need yummy, nutritious food. Follow the feeding schedule your vet recommends and make sure to provide fresh water all the time.• Give your puppy a comfy spot to sleep and relax. A soft bed or blanket will make them feel safe and happy.• Take your puppy outside often, especially after eating, drinking or waking up. Celebrate when they potty outside!• Puppies love to play! Give them toys like chew ropes, balls and squeaky toys. Play helps them stay active and learn.• Puppies need baths, brushing and nail trims to stay clean and healthy. Make grooming a fun bonding time!• Take your puppy to the vet for regular checkups. Vaccinations and vet visits keep them healthy and strong.• Teach your puppy basic commands like sit, stay and come. Use…

YOU CAN HELP BY: Eating smart: Choosing foods that need less water to grow, like fruits and veggies, can help save water. Not wasting food: When we waste food, we’re also wasting all the water that went into making it. So, only take what you can eat. Spreading the word: Tell everyone how important water is for our food and how they can help. Conserving water: Turn off the tap while brushing your teeth and remind others to do the same. Every drop counts! This World Food Day, let’s remember that water is life, and it’s also food. We should care for it, share it and make sure everyone gets enough. By taking small steps, we can be the change that helps our planet and the people who live on…

Here are a few ways in which astronauts are involved with satellites: Satellite deployment and repair Astronauts have been involved in deploying and repairing satellites during space-walks. They can deploy satellites from the cargo bay of the Space Shuttle or the International Space Station (ISS), and they can also repair and upgrade satellites that are in orbit. Hubble Space Telescope The Hubble Space Telescope is a prime example of a satellite that has been serviced by astronauts. Several Space Shuttle missions were dedicated to repairing and upgrading the Hubble Space Telescope to improve its performance and extend its operational lifespan. Earth observation satellites Some astronauts are trained to operate Earth observation instruments on the ISS, which are used to gather data about our planet. These instruments can include cameras, spectrometers…

This activity is all about celebrating our furry, feathery and scaly friends while exploring the wonderful world of puns. But wait, what’s a pun? A pun is a clever play on words that takes advantage of a word’s multiple meanings or similar sounds to create humour. In other words, it’s like a little language riddle that tickles your funny bone! As we dive into this pun-tastic adventure, we’re timing it just right for World Animal Day in October. This international day of animal awareness, celebrated on 4 October, encourages us to think about the welfare of animals and how we can make a positive impact on their lives. What better way to celebrate this special day than by having a blast with animal puns? What do you call a bear…

Halloween is a super spooky and fun time in October! We get to dress up in cool costumes, go trick-or-treating for yummy candy and enjoy creepy decorations. But you know what’s also important? Taking care of our furry friends, like cats, dogs and even birds. Some Halloween stuff can be scary for them, like loud noises or strangers in costumes. So, let’s make sure to keep our pets safe and happy during this spooky season. We can have a howling good time on Halloween while making sure our animal pals feel safe and loved too! Don’t miss your next edition of MiniMag! visit: https://minimag.zinioapps.com OR https://www.pressreader.com/south-africa/minimag https://minimag.zinioapps.com/…

Each adventure explores an age-appropriate science concept central to an animal’s life and showcases a never-before-seen wildlife moment. WILD KRATTS uses the natural appeal of animals to teach science concepts to children ages 6 to 8. The educational goals of Wild Kratts are to: • Teach six to eight-year-old viewers natural history and age-appropriate science by building on their natural interest in animals.• Develop and strengthen basic skills of observation and investigation that children will use increasingly as they continue their study of science.• Build excitement in science that will remain with them throughout their lives. Wild Kratts® © 2020 Kratt Brothers Co. Ltd./9 Story Media Group Inc. Wild Kratts®, Creature Power® are owned by Kratt Brothers Company Ltd. All rights reserved. Monday 2 October 2023 to Thursday 2 November…

From cute and cuddly pets like dogs and cats to majestic creatures like lions and elephants, animals come in all shapes and sizes, and each one plays a unique role in our ecosystem. On World Animal Day, we can make a promise to be kind to animals, learn about their habitats and needs, and work together to make sure they have a safe and happy place to live. So, let’s celebrate World Animal Day by giving extra love to our pets, learning about different animals, and thinking about how we can be good friends to all the creatures that call Earth their home! Find 10 differences! Farm animals provide us with food and help us learn about caring for living creatures. How to draw Xword Use the picture clues to…

Eyes in the sky Satellites can take pictures of the Earth from way up in space. They help scientists study things like weather patterns, changes in land and water and even the movement of animals! GPS guiding us GPS satellites are like cosmic mapmakers. They send signals to devices on the ground, helping us know where we are and how to get to different places. Weather watchers Ever wondered how meteorologists predict the weather? They use weather satellites to see clouds, storms and more. These satellites can even track hurricanes and warn us about them. Out-of-this-world TV TV satellites beam your favourite shows from space to your TV. This way, you can enjoy entertainment from all around the world! Internet from above Satellites also help you use the internet. Internet…

Meteorites are rocks that have fallen to Earth from outer space. They originate from other planetary bodies, mostly from the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. An asteroid is a rocky body in space which, when it impacts on Earth, is called a meteorite. The size of meteorites varies greatly – from a pinhead to huge blocks weighing several tonnes, with the largest meteorite currently known on Earth being Hoba at Grootfontein, Namibia (about 60 000 kg). The speed of incoming meteorites can reach 70 km/s. The Earth has always been, and will always be, showered by meteorites. Fortunately, most meteorites are harmless, as they are burnt up before impact, by the Earth’s natural defence mechanism, our atmosphere. However, large meteorites could cause significant damage, creating large meteorite-impact craters, such…

The other Hippocrates This second Hippocrates, also known as ‘the father of medicine’, was born on the Greek Island of Kos in about 460 BCE. Unlike Hippocrates of Chios, he became a famous ambassador for medicine, despite strong opposition by Greek authorities. He was so dedicated that he even endured a twenty year prison sentence for his beliefs. Here he wrote well-known, medical books like The Complicated Body, which describes many of the things we know to be true today. Hippocrates was also the first person to believe that diseases were caused naturally, rather than as a result of gods and superstitions. He separated medicine from religion and argued that disease was not a punishment from the gods, but related to environmental factors, diet and living habits instead. Hippocrates and…