If you are interested in planes, the Pima Air & Space Museum is the right place for you. It is a beautiful destination with planes, helicopters, rockets, and spacecraft on display. There are multiple hangars to explore, as well as many more planes to see outside.Courteous staff schedule regular tram tours to talk to people about the aircraft. The museum also provides classes for children of all ages to learn about the subject of planes and rockets.
The Egyptian wolf is also called the Egyptian jackal, but is not a jackal at all,
nor did this species originate in Egypt. Instead, it is a member of the wolf family
(Canis aureus lupus ). Egyptian wolves are canines found in the northern areas
of Egypt, the Ethiopian highlands, and the northeastern areas of Libya. The
Egyptian wolf is similar to a jackal, but they are larger and taller than jackals.
They are thin, with a beige, gray or dirty yellow coat.
The ancient Egyptian god Anubis had the head of a jackal, inspired by the
I had an amazing time attending Girls Scout camp at
Sheely Farms. We learned to make items with shaving
cream, glue and food coloring. We made mermaid tails
out of paper and portraits of ourselves out of cardboard.
I also had the opportunity to meet new people.
Miss Ginnie, Girl Scout Program Specialist, couldn’t
do Girl Scouts as a kid, but thought it would be great
to do it as an adult. Juliet Gordon-Low started Girl
Scouts in 1912. Girl Scouts was made official on March
This story is about a woman who rides motorcycles. I interviewed my mom, Lupita. She began riding as a child with her dad. She told me about always knowing that she would grow up and ride her own motorcycle one day. Last year, she decided that it was time to buy her own bike.
Phoenix brings animals to the community with Zoo to You program, which is available all over the city and state.
Camping is a fun activity to do in the summertime, while also getting away from the hot sun! In order to have a fun time, it is important to prepare.
Young Reporter C.W. Morrison reviews "Mr. Lemoncello's Library" by author Chris Grabenstein.
