On November 20, 1789, New Jersey voted in agreement with the Bill of Rights. New Jersey became the first state to vote in the Bill of Right, which was the…
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In the last post, I wrote about eating enough protein in between all of the yummy fun holiday foods. With all of this sugar, we really need to make sure…
Jim Crow laws were made in the late 1800s to separate the black people from the white people. Many people were against this segregation of black people, and the Interstate…
From Halloween to New Years, there is usually not a shortage of yummy food or sweets. Usually holiday foods are full of the bad fats, sugar and refined carbohydrates and…
On November 6, 1860, Abraham Lincoln became the 16th president of the United States by winning only 40% of the popular vote. He was the first Republican to win the…
As we all know, germs make us sick. So here’s how to get rid of those germs. Show this routine to kids by doing it with them so they learn…
On October 30, 1775, the Continental Congress picked 7 men to serve on the naval committee. The naval committee had to build up a fleet of ships and find men…
So what”s the big deal? The big deal is that germs mmake us sick. So the first line of defense against germs is washing our hands. Germs can get on…
I have always wondered about the Unknown Soldier who was buried in Arlington National Cemetery, near Washington, D.C., so here is the story. About 77,000 United States servicemen had been…
So how often should we wash our hair? As we have read in past posts, our skin collects dust and dirt from our surroundings and oils from our pores. So…