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Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun, the second smallest planet in the Solar System, and is red because of the iron oxide on its surface. It has a thin atmosphere, two moons (Phobos and Deimos), and is named after the Roman god of war.
Lila discovers a secret garden full of magical creatures and befriends a unicorn. Together they go on adventures in the garden.
Moore's Law and Krzanich's Law are important in the history of Silicon Valley. The first email was sent in 1971 by Ray Tomlinson. The term "hacker" originally referred to someone who was good at making furniture. The first recorded use of the word "emoticon" was in 1982.
Daisy the cow is born different from all the other cows on the farm. While they all spend their days mooing and chewing cud, Daisy loves to read books and dream of faraway places. When her curiosity gets the best of her, Daisy wanders off the farm in search of adventure. She meets a group of cows who live in the city, and they show her around. Daisy quickly realizes that she doesn't belong on the farm, and decides to stay in the city with her new friends.
Tim discovers a secret world of monsters and becomes friends with one named Jack. Together they have adventures in the monster world.
Lizzy befriends a dragon named Sparky and they go on adventures together. Lizzy learns about friendship, loyalty, and bravery from her new friend.
Hannah is excited to celebrate the first night of Passover with her family. She loves listening to the story of the Exodus and eating the special food. But this year, Hannah is also curious about why her family observes this holiday. She asks her parents and grandparents about the meaning of Passover and what it means to be Jewish. Through their stories and explanations, Hannah learns about the importance of freedom and remembering those who have been persecuted. She also learns that being Jewish is about more than just following the rules - it's about having a deep connection to your heritage and culture. By the end of the night, Hannah has a greater understanding of her faith and what it means to be Jewish.
The world is ending, and Sarah is the only one who can save it. With the help of her friends, Sarah must find the courage to save the world.