Activities
Welcome to Earth Dog's Activities page! We're here to help you become a great Earth Dog with fun and educational resources. Dive into our collection of activities that will inspire curiosity, promote learning, and encourage exploration.
Explore the Mysteries of the Universe
- Why is the sky blue?
- When do we stop growing?
- Why do we get ice cream headaches?
Find the answers to these questions and more as you explore the fascinating world around you. Understanding the science behind everyday phenomena is a great way to start your Earth Dog journey.
Learning Online
Discover the coolest educational tools and websites for students. Are you working on a class project or creating a website at school? Let us know about it! We’re always excited to see what our Earth Dog community is up to.
Space News
Think Earth is too small for you? Check out our Space News section! Explore the latest developments in space exploration and technology. You can:
- Experience what it's like to be an astronaut on the Space Shuttle.
- Learn about the International Space Station and see what it looks like with our virtual reality model.
Comics and Puzzles
Got your homework done? Take a break with our collection of comics and crossword puzzles. It's a great way to unwind and keep your brain active.
Good Luck, Earth Dog Reporters!
Earth Dog reporters, you have an exciting mission! MSNBC's website has valuable news and information on topics ranging from the environment to scientific mysteries. Here are some hot news stories from MSNBC.com that might interest you and your family:
- [Story 1: Environmental Topic]
- [Story 2: Scientific Mystery]
These stories are designed for adults, so ask your parents or teachers to help you understand them. Print out the stories and discuss them in your classroom. If you have questions, ask your teacher to help you reach out to your local newspaper or TV station for more information.
A Note from Earth Dog
Thanks for educating yourself for your future! Keep exploring, keep asking questions, and remember to share what you learn with others.
Your friend,
Earth Dog