TIME for Kids - Age 8+ Family Edition

TIME for Kids builds the critical reading skills kids need to succeed in the information era.

25 YEARS AFTER 9/11

HIGH-RISK EGGS RECALLED

SAVING WILD RHINOS

OUT IN THE COLD

CURSIVE COMEBACK • In many elementary schools, learning cursive is back on the schedule. Here’s what students need to know.

WOMEN PLAY BALL • For the first time in 70 years, women have a professional baseball league in the United States. Meet the sluggers taking the field.

Ask Angela • Have questions? Angela Haupt connects with experts and shares their words of wisdom.

ARE GROUP PROJECTS GOOD FOR STUDENTS? • Teamwork makes the dream work—or does it? Group projects can help students learn to work effectively with others. These projects can also be a fun opportunity to hear different perspectives and even make new friends. But group projects can also be frustrating. Students in a group might learn at different speeds. Some might not do the work they promised to do. Others might take charge of a project without considering the rest of the group. So, are group projects good for students? We asked TFK Kid Reporters for their thoughts.