News Flash 5
This Week’s Stories for Kids
May 7th, 2008 at 5:50 pm

A happiness poll reveals that only half of Americans feel they are thriving, a women’s softball team helps an opponent score a homerun, a student from the Virgin Islands wins a national poetry competition (pictured), fossilized dinosaur poop sells in a NYC auction, and the Chinese crack down on child labor. Watch.

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