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| KidsCast Radio Weekly Podcast August 24, 2007
KidsCast has moved!
We've given KidsCast a bit a make-over and moved a few of our pages. Our new home page is here. By Monday, www.KidsCastRadio.com will point to the new page. Don't worry, everything is still here but it might take a few days to get everything sorted out. If you can't find what you're looking for, send us an email at KidsCast at Gmail.com. What else... Oh, you might need to update some of your links and your Favorites. This is four first update in a long time and we appreciate your patience. The new site has some features we hope you'll find useful. # August 23, 2007
Vanzant Teen Shares Australian Experience
Dora School student Zacharay Henthorne has returned from a 21-day trip to Australia as a People to People Ambassador. The Vanzant resident shared his experiences with the newspaper, The Quill. Henthorne says he, along with 25 other Missouri students, traveled the continent learning about many different cultures and customs. He raised $6,000 to make the journey. The pay off for him is a lot of great memories and college credit through the Washington School of World Studies. KidsCast loves to hear about unique experiences for kids. If you'd like to share something unique you've done, write to us through our story submission form. Related Links: Read The Quill's Article # August 22, 2007
Another Interesting Website for Kids
As you know, there are websites for everything out there. Finding the ones that are safe, fun and educational for kids isn't always easy. But we think we've found one. Check out Kids Konnect. It was started by a teacher. It's filled with educational topics and activities for kids. Related Links: KidsKonnect # August 20, 2007
Back to School, 2007
 Many kids across Missouri started their first day of school today. With new teachers, lessons and classmates, there's a lot to take in. We talked to a few kids in the Jefferson City elementary schools about what they did and what they're looking forward to this school year. AUDIO: Interview with students (2 min MP3) 
# August 15, 2007
Sports in the Heat
 For many kids, sports activities are just getting started. With temperatures as hot as they've been, it's important to know how to stay cool while practicing. For starters, drink plenty of fluids before, during and after practice. But make sure they're not sugary and caffeinated soft drinks. Those won't help much. Take breaks while you're practicing. Overworking is one way to get overheated. Wear light color clothes, that are also made of light material. Keep these tips in mind and you'll be less likely to get sick from the heat. Related Links: Preventing Sports Injury # | |||
