In this week's episode, we recap Biden's national address on the one-year milestone of the pandemic in the United States. We also learn when scientists expect that children will be able to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
More people shopping has caused a jam at the Los Angeles shipping port and a lack of cheese at Costcos. For undocumented immigrants, food assistance has been hard to come by throughout the entire pandemic though. We visit a food bank set up to help.
Plus, we meet some impressive kids, including a teen whose joke book was recently published and an Ohio girl who played a big role in designating Ohio's official state fossil. We dive deeper by learning about some of Ohio's neatest prehistoric creatures in this week's Know Ohio.
adolescent (noun) a young person, usually between the ages of 10 and 19
consumer (noun) someone who buys goods or services for their own use
immigrant (noun) someone who moves to another country to live
prehistoric (adjective) coming from a time before there were written records
This week we meet the a teen who just published his second joke book. Now we want you to: Tell us your best joke!
You can use the inbox form to submit your answers. We will share some of your best letters in the next episode.
Take a look out your window. For this week’s poll, we want to know: Which prehistoric creature is the coolest? Dunkleosteus, Giant Beaver, Mastodon, or Trilobite Click here to vote!
