Apps For Kids

A beloved rock known as Portable, recently went missing from its home in British Columbia. Located at the base of the Superfly boulder in Squamish, rock climbers often practiced their balance and grips on the hunk of granite. Portable had apparently had an adventure, because it turned up 1,700 miles away in California.

Today is Observe The Weather Day. Watch how the clouds move, record the temperature, and feel the moisture in the air. If you are one of the people affected by the 2,000-mile-wide winter storm in the United States, you might get to see snow, sleet, ice, and freezing rain, all in one day!

Today is Opposite Day, so say the opposite of what you mean. Ice cream is horrible! I love getting tons of homework! I want to clean the toilets! Don’t forget to say, “Just kidding, it’s Opposite Day,” or you might confuse a lot of people! Just don’t give opposite answers on tests.

Do you live in one of the United States, that’s bracing for a massive winter storm this weekend? The 2,000-mile-wide storm, will affect more than 230,000,000 people in 30 states. Frigid temperatures, snow, sleet, and ice, are all possible. Bring your pets inside, stay off the roads, keep warm, and enjoy the snow!

Today is Talk Like A Grizzled Prospector Day. Pretend you’ve found a hunk of gold, in the 18 48 California Gold Rush! Your impression might make people laugh, for Belly Laugh Day! Everyone needs a good loud laugh once in a while, especially when everyone is cracking up together.

Today is Compliment Day. A compliment is when you say something nice to someone. You could tell them you like their shirt, or that they’re really good at soccer. Give your compliments to the chef after your next meal, or make a stranger’s day by telling them they have a nice smile. It’s easy!

In 1895, John Harvey Kellogg invented peanut butter, as a protein paste for people who couldn’t chew meat. Soon, everyone else discovered how delicious it was. Today is Peanut Butter Day, so enjoy some on a sandwich! Make your own, by chewing a mouthful of roasted peanuts really really really well. Please don’t share.

Have you learned how to read cursive writing? Would you like to practice, while learning tidbits of American history? The National Archives is looking for Citizen Archivists, to help transcribe and organize its handwritten records. Volunteers can help “unlock history” by making digital documents more accessible. Visit archives.gov/citizen-archivist to register and pick a mission.

How big are your feet? You might know your shoe size, but I bet you don’t know how many centimeters long they are! Today is Measure Your Feet Day, so find the square footage of your foot! It’s also Handwriting Day. Try to write everything by hand today instead of typing it!

March 14th is Pi Day, spelled P-I, which is a mathematical term. Today however, is Pie Day, spelled P-I-E, which is a delicious food term. Eat everything in a flaky crust today! Have quiche, pumpkin pie, pot pie, lemon meringue pie, shepherd’s pie, apple pie, cherry-blueberry-chocolate cream-strawberry-rhubarb pie-pie-pie!