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Newsround- Strange, Stranger, Strangest: The week's weirdest storiesRicky's got a selection of this week's weird and wonderful stories.
- Homelessness: What does it mean?World Homeless Day takes place on 10 October every year but what does it mean to be homeless?
- UK heatwave: Why should we stay out of the sun?It's so hot we're being told to stay out of the sun, and not to go out in the strongest sunshine hours - 11am to 3pm.
- Strange, Stranger, Strangest: The week's weirdest stories
- NRICH
- Surprising EqualitiesTake any triangle, and construct squares on each sides. What do you notice about the areas of the new triangles formed?
- Extending Fraction BarsCan you compare these bars with each other and express their lengths as fractions of the black bar?
- Advanced Mathematics on Dotty GridsA dotty grid is a very simple mathematical structure that offers potential for very deep thought...
- Approaching Midnight Start TimeBernard played Approaching Midnight and wondered whether the start time affects who wins.
- Approaching Midnight First or Second?Jennie tried the Approaching Midnight game and wondered if it matters whether you go first or second.
- Surprising Equalities
- National Geographic for Kids
- Primary Corner
- Tate Kids Blog
- Science News for Kids
- The movie ‘First Man’ captures early spaceflight's terrorAt a time when NASA is considering how to once again send people to the moon, ‘First Man’ is a sobering reminder of how risky the first giant leap was.Space
- Half a degree can make a world of differenceLimiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius versus 2 has big benefits, says a new report from the IPCC.Weather & ClimateScience & SocietyClimate Change Chronicles
- Hubble may have spotted a possible ‘exomoon’The apparent moon would be the size of Neptune and orbit a distant gas-giant planet known as Kepler 1625b.SpacePlanets
- The movie ‘First Man’ captures early spaceflight's terror