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How do you let 88 kids play a piano at the same time? You design a mechanical contraption that allows the keys to be pushed from afar. Faculty from the University of Sheffield in England, invited schoolchildren to play their bizarre-looking piano. They broke the world record for most people simultaneously playing a single piano!
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13 and 18-year-olds Zaria and Hailey Willard love a good bedtime story. The girls live in Delaware, but they read stories to listeners all over the world on their Zaria x Hailey Facebook page. Kids whose parents work at night, or don’t always have time to read to them, can still hear a bedtime story!
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Dawn Winfield-Hunt loves her wedding dress. She got married last month, but has been wearing her gown around town to go shopping, to barbecues and festivals, and even to go paddle-boarding! The newlywed from England, says people love seeing the beautiful dress, so she plans to wear it until her anniversary next year!
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In August 1939, The Wizard of Oz was released in movie theaters. In honor of its 80th anniversary, 4 patients at West Penn Hospital in Pennsylvania, dressed up as the Cowardly Lion, Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Dorothy. The patients weren’t exactly fans of the movie yet, because they are newborns! They looked adorable!
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Today is Sponge Cake Day. This light and airy cake is perfect with a cup of tea! Maybe it will make you feel light and airy enough to rise into the sky! It’s also Ride The Wind Day, so go sky diving or hang gliding! Or maybe just fly a kite.
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Some people were surprised to go to a play in Canada, that had a dozen dogs in the audience! The performance of Billy Elliot: The Musical, was part of the poochies’ training to become service dogs. The theater outing helps canines get used to crowds and unusual lights. The good dogs were very well-behaved!
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A conspiracy theory about the nonexistence of the German city of Bielefeld, could make you a millionaire. All you have to do is prove the theory is true. The 800-year-old city will award 1.1 million dollars to anyone who proves it doesn’t exist. But a-ha! If it doesn’t exist, how can it award the money?
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7th-grader Diesel Pippert earned $15,000 at the county fair, by selling animals. He then took all of his earnings, and donated them to the Saint Jude Children’s Research Hospital! His generosity is inspiring others to donate as well. The Western Reserves School District in Ohio is very proud of their young hero!
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The Rosamond Gifford Zoo in New York, has 2 Amur leopard cubs, that just had healthy 6-week check-ups. The cubs mom and dad, Tria and Rafferty, are part of the Species Survival Plan. Less than 90 Amur leopards remain in the wild, due to habitat loss in Russia from logging and farming. They are now protected!
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Conservationists may have just saved a frog species from extinction. The Loa water frog’s only known habitat is a stream in the Atacama desert in Chile. The team of researchers rescued the last 14 of the endangered frogs, just before the stream dried up. The water disappeared due to mining, agriculture, and real estate development.
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