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Kids programs online: The 15 Best Online Learning Services for Kids

Опубликовано: February 14, 2023 в 10:42 am

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Best online learning platforms for kids: Use screen time well in 2022

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We are living in a new age of widespread remote, online learning.

Even before COVID-19 forced the shutdown of schools all over the world, investment in edtech (education technology) had reached $18.66 billion in 2019 and the market of online education is projected to be $350 billion by 2025.

Today, the internet is becoming a virtual classroom for a growing number of kids as parents are turning to online resources to help plan lessons and look for activities for their housebound kids. Even high schoolers are also looking for additional test prep help from home. But here’s the good news: The quality of online learning platforms has only grown to meet this demand.

Some offer games that teach young children in a fun, engaging way that barely feels like school, while others offer in-depth curriculums in foreign languages for students whose parents only speak one language.

That said, when you’re looking for an online learning platform for your kids, especially little kids, there are a lot of factors to consider to make sure that your child is actually learning something from it. You want them to be engaged with the material and not fight you every time they need to log on. You also don’t want to waste your money on something clunky or dangerous.

The answer, of course, depends a little on the student you’re looking for, but in general, all good online learning platforms should meet the following criteria:

It should not be weighed down in ads.

Free educational apps might sound good, but bear in mind that free platforms often require advertising to keep the app running — and some of that advertisement might not be kid-friendly.

It is especially important to avoid ads if you’re looking for a learning platform for young children because studies of children under the ages of four or five have shown that this age group doesn’t consistently distinguish what an ad is. This greatly diminishes the educational value of the platform.

Ads can also just be cumbersome, crowding the screen or slowing down how quickly the learning platform loads, making for a clunky user experience.

They should be educational.

This might sound obvious, but just because something is labeled as educational doesn’t mean it actually provides the best educational experience. Games should mostly — if not entirely — be focused on teaching.

They should also engage kids so they’re actively learning. If the platform allows the child to zone out and just “watch,” chances are they won’t remember as much. But if the platform asks them questions, has them create something, or invites them to actively use their new knowledge — much like a teacher in a classroom — chances are the child will pay more attention and recall more information.

They offer something an off-screen experience can’t.

With the rise of remote learning, this is often the feature that gets set aside, especially with early-learning apps that let kids put puzzles together or trace letters on the screen — two activities they can also do in real life instead of the screen.

The best learning platforms are aware of the dramatic increase in children’s screen time and try to offer something pen and paper or physical games cannot. Some teach children how to code, others offer them access to experts in a foreign language that simply wouldn’t be available closer to home. And others still compete with non-educational games by making learning fun.

Some of the best also spark an interest in off-screen activities. Many of the best will offer ideas for kids to continue their learning offline by grabbing a pen and paper to draw, work out a math equation, foster a love of reading books IRL, or experiment with hands-on-art projects.

They should be safe.

This means that they should not expose kids to strangers who could harm them.

Avoid learning platforms that feature online chat rooms that a stranger could join and use to talk to your child. For young children, you’ll also want to avoid platforms that link out of the app because this can lead them to browsing unsafe or unverified sites.

It is against the law, thanks to the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule (COPPA), for websites to collect personal information from children under thirteen without parental consent. That said, make sure you choose an online platform or tool that follows the law and has the necessary privacy settings.

If you’re not sure if a program is safe for use, you can always check with the Common Sense Media Privacy Program.

Even for older children, learning platforms that allow you to create a username — instead of their whole name — can be a wise choice, especially if there is a public aspect to the platform (i.e. a score ranking).

They should allow you or the child to track their progress.

Some will do this with a parental tracker. Others will offer grades. But monitoring progress is key so that kids can see how they’re improving and know where they need to improve. This can boost their confidence and engagement too.

For young children in particular, you might feel more comfortable with an app that also alerts you to their progress and lets you know of an issue or concern early on. This can help you know what you need to work with them on offline and one-on-one. For example, if you know that your child is behind on reading comprehension, you’ll know that you should make more time to work with them offline and find fun ways to read in the evening or on weekends.

Be careful of educational platforms that emphasize rewards instead of actual learning. You want them to be motivated to learn the actual concept being taught, not just reach the next level.

A clear sign of gamified platforms is if they rely on in-app purchases. Those platforms are steered more towards leveling up and making money than actually teaching your children. (Plus, platforms with in-app purchases can get very expensive quickly — another reason to avoid them.)

They should be clear about what age they’re geared for.

Nothing can hamper a kid’s self-esteem or confidence faster than material that is way too hard. Similarly, material that is too easy can bore children. To make sure that neither of these scenarios occurs, parents should know what ages the content is made for so they can help pick an age-appropriate platform.

For younger children, you’ll also want to prioritize platforms that make learning fun or that offer rewards or achievements for every lesson they complete. That way they’ll feel encouraged and engaged.

Do you really need it?

There’s no need to increase your child’s screen time just because. There are lots of offline activities (think: crafts, books, sports, etc.) to keep a child entertained. So there’s no need to just plunk your child in front of a screen if the platform is teaching them something they can already get elsewhere.

That’s why when you’re picking a platform, consider its true purpose and what it really offers your child. Is it teaching them something new or is just keeping them from being bored?

Here are some of our favorite online learning platforms for kids in 2022 that meet these criteria — but keep reading to get the full list below.

Best overall for early learning

ABC Mouse(opens in a new tab)

With more than 950 lessons in math, reading, science, social studies, and art, ABC Mouse is a great overall learning platform for kids ages two to eight.

Best for honing reading skills

Reading Eggs(opens in a new tab)

Reading Eggs is a great platform that will not only teach kids to read but hone their comprehension skills too.

Best for learning to code

CodaKid(opens in a new tab)

CodaKid makes coding fun and teaches kids a range of different coding languages, not just the most popular ones.

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Best For Early Learning

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Age Appropriate for: 2 to 8
Subjects: Reading, math, science, social studies, art
Price: $12. 99 per month

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ABCmouse is a subscription-based, learning-through-play educational platform aimed at children ages 2 to 8 that teaches kids math, science, reading, social studies, and art. To keep it fun, the platform is laid out a little bit like a kid’s video game, allowing kids to create their own avatar and teacher’s avatar before entering their virtual classroom. However, the emphasis remains educational despite its game-like features and because it is subscription-based, parents can rest assured knowing that there are no pop-up ads and no external links to take children off-site. There is also a way for parents to track their children’s progress.

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Best Overall For Elementary School Kids

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Age Appropriate for: 8 to 13
Subjects: Language arts, math, science, social studies
Price: $9. 99 per month

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Created by the same company that made ABCmouse, Adventure Academy keeps the fun going with an immersive, virtual educational world aimed at kids 8 to 13. It teaches kids everything from geometry to reading comprehension, science to geography. Kids can play with their friends in this virtual world but parents can rest easy because they’re doing so in a safe environment with zero links out, ads, or strangers.

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Best For Early Readers

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Age Appropriate for: Pre-K to Second Grade
Subjects: Reading
Price: $12.99 per month plus $2.99 shipping

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More than 5 million parents and teachers have used this award-winning program, which was developed by education experts. Early readers can learn to read and write through a series of under 20 minute sessions that include videos, interactive games, and illustrated stories. With your subscription, you get unlimited access to their “Learn to Read” app, as well as a workbook, 2-3 storybooks, discussion questions to strengthen reading comprehension offline, and tips for parents. In addition, the app can be used offline and on multiple devices.

ReadingIQ
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Best For Avid Readers

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Available for tablets, phones, and computers, ReadingIQ offers kids access to over 7000 books of all different reading levels, from picture books for pre-readers to chapter books and graphic novels for independent readers. It features lots of fun titles by fun publishers, including Disney, National Geographic, and Marvel, as well as subject books on math, mythology, history, and science, and award-winning books that have won the Caldecott and Newbery Medal. Early readers can get some guided help when they read and parents can track their children’s reading habits.

Reading Eggs
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Best For Honing Reading Skills

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Developed using research on the process of learning to read, Reading Eggs helps children as young as 2 learn to read through read-aloud books, videos and educational alphabet games. Later, it helps kids learn sight words, phonics and develop their reading skills and vocabulary. Once they learn that, it offers games and digital books to help kids ages 7 and up to hone their reading comprehension skills. You can also purchase physical book packs to complement online learning and foster an offline love of reading.

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Best For Teaching Early Math

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Brought to you by the same company that created Reading Eggs, Mathseeds is a platform for kids ages 3 to 9 that focuses on teaching math, shapes, and time through interactive games. To help gauge your child’s math level, it starts with a short quiz, then places your child in an interactive classroom full of puzzles and games to enhance their core math and problem-solving skills. It also includes a parent dashboard so you can track your kid’s progress.

Babbel
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Most Affordable Language Learning Platform

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Age Appropriate for: K-12 and beyond
Subjects: Foreign Language
Price: Starts at $6.25 per month

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Babbel is an online foreign language platform that will help subscribers learn one of several different languages, including French, German, Italian, Russian, Portuguese, Turkish, Dutch, Swedish, Polish, Norwegian, Indonesian, and Danish. It focuses on building your conversational language skills. While technically suitable for all ages, Babbel will likely be more appealing to older children (middle school-age, high school-age or college) because the emphasis is very much on learning vs. games and younger children are likely to lose interest quickly.

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Best For Learning A Foreign Language

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Age Appropriate for: High schoolers
Subjects: Foreign Language
Price: $11.99 per month

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Rosetta Stone has long been the go-to online learning platform for learning a language, but this version was tweaked to make it more engaging and fun for kids. With speech-recognition technology, an immersion method, and interactive games, it will help your child learn a new language from home on their computer, tablet, or phone. It also offers the option of downloading lessons with the audio companion feature so that they can keep learning even when an internet connection isn’t available. Parents can also track their student’s progress and print out graded reports.

Exam Edge
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Best For High School Test Prep

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Age Appropriate for: High Schoolers
Subjects: Multiple
Price: Varies depending on test

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When it comes to passing a high school exam, you don’t need fun learning games. You need real practice exams and that is exactly what Exam Edge does: it offers students practice questions and test prep on 52 different subjects from 15 testing groups so that students walk into their actual exam feeling confident and prepared.

CodaKid
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Best For Learning To Code

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CodaKid teaches kids to code in a variety of coding languages — including Python, Javascript, Lua, Html/CSS, and more — by integrating coding into video games, robotics and apps to keep kids engaged and interested. It is self-paced, allowing kids to learn at their own speed. It’s also fun, especially since it uses popular games, like Minecraft, as backdrops for projects.

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Most Fun

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Age Appropriate for: Kids over 4 (though aimed at young children)
Subjects: Language and reading, math, science, arts, reasoning
Price: Free

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Created by PBS, this educational online platform is full of lessons involving recognizable characters, like Arthur and Curious George. Through interactive content and animated videos, kids learn a variety of subjects and real-life skills and there is a mobile app for parents to receive updates about your child’s progress. Though the site doesn’t specify a maximum age, the material is best suited for younger children. However, since it is a website, it is recommended that parents keep an eye on children while they use it to make sure they don’t click offsite and you should know that there are some sponsorship ads on the site.

Khan Academy
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Best Free Platform

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Age Appropriate For: Pre-K through High School
Subjects: math, science, engineering, arts, humanities, economics, finance, test prep
Price: Free

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Covering a wide range of subjects like math, science, engineering, arts, and the humanities, as well as test prep for standardized tests, Khan Academy offers a wide range of online courses — all for free. It’s also aimed at a wide age range, from children to teenagers and allows kids to learn at their own pace.

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The Best 24 Free Online Classes For Kids

Are you looking for online learning for kids that rocks? Look no further, because we’ve compiled a list of free online classes for kids as well as low-cost, affordable ones, for those rainy days when you’re stuck at home or for when your toddler’s school is canceled or for whenever you want your kids to have some fun, online education.

There are many great, free online education courses for kids available offered by both accredited institutions and long-run and beloved learning companies such as Khan Academy, Scholastic, Epic, Fun Brain, National Geographic Kids, and PBS.

Some offer full curriculums, others provide simple activities and educational entertainment, like Adventure Academy. All are useful for helping kids of all ages engage in free online learning. But the free online learning classes can also help kids stay active, and play at a time when movement and learning are so very necessary. Some of the below classes have free trial periods, so they’re worth exploring as well.

General Curriculum (Science, Math, Reading, Social Studies)

Outschool

Ages: 3 and up Why It’s Great: If variety truly is the spice of life, then Outschool is a dish with something for everyone. You choose a class based on age, interest, start date, and the length of the class. The courses run the gamut, from beginner reading (for $23/class) to film animation ($40/class) to basic multiplication ($19/class). There’s even a class on mindfulness because of course there is. So while the classes aren’t free, the sheer number of them, coupled with the very affordable rates and the expertise of the instructors make this one very worth your while.

Code with Google

Ages: 9 and up

Why It’s Great: Surely you’ve heard of Google. Well, the massive entity is now offering classes that teach kids 9 and up coding, and technical skills. And the classes are, well, fun. For real. Students in fourth grade and up learn coding through activities, hands-on lessons, and lesson supplements. Sample challenge: Kids program a conversation between two characters to explore the very vital role of dialogue in storytelling because words matter. A lot. Creating and sticking to a coherent storyline is a critical part of learning.

CodeAcademy

Ages: 10 and up

Why It’s Great: STEM, STEM, and more STEM. Plus, while this is not free, you can now get a pretty massive discount. Students get access to CodeAcademy Pro for $90, which is $150 less than the usual price of $240. Just in time for back to school. Students build real, portfolio-ready projects and learn every single aspect of coding.

iRobot Education

Ages: 6 and up

Why It’s Great: The folks who gave us the Roomba have put together a repository of great STEM lessons, most of them free. Kids, from first grade on, can use the paper code blocks to program dances, or do a slew of different exercises from a printable STEM activity book.

Zearn

Ages: 5 and up

Why it’s great: It makes math fun. Yes, we said it. Fun. The site uses animation, embedded instruction, fast-paced drills, and thorough tutorials to teach kids though self-paced digital lessons. Kids get positive feedback, and encouragement when get something wrong. Parents or teachers set up accounts for kids.

Bronx Zoo Animal Doodles

Ages: 4 and up

Why It’s Great: The Bronx Zoo, which just reopened, is a magical experience if you take your kids to see the animals in person. The gorillas alone are worth the price of admission. But if you can’t be there in person, your kids can at least learn to draw an American bison or sand tiger shark or a red panda, courtesy of free instructional videos.

Storyline

Ages: 2 and up

Why It’s Great: Viola Davis, Oprah Winfrey, Kevin Costner, and Chris Pine are just a few of the wonderful talents who make story time that much more fun and engaging for kids by reading to them. And yes, it’s free. Kids can choose anything from Clark & Shark to Brave Irene to Catching the Moon. Reading to kids boosts literacy, and the book selections here are stellar.

Learn with Homer

Ages: 2 to 8

Why It’s Great: The learning modules are immersive, engaging, and just damn fun, helping kids learning everything from sight words to the fundamentals of writing by letting them create their stories. You get a free 30 day trial, after setting up your child’s profile. The company says that after only 15 minutes per day, kids become better readers as they engage in 1,000+ lessons, stories, and activities personalized by children’s specific interests, skill levels, and the type of learning. Also, your membership buys you four profiles, so it’s especially ideal for multi-kid households. The cost per year is $60.

Khan Academy

Ages: 2 to 7

Why It’s Great: The Khan Academy Kids app is totally free. The videos help kids learn how to write their letters, do some basic math, boost social and emotional development, and they’re beautifully designed, with bright colors, and fun characters that make the lessons a little more fun. Unlike the regular Khan Academy channel, which provides lessons in chemistry, civics and advanced math, Khan Academy Kids is available on the iPad or iPhone only — which also means that parents don’t have to worry about their kids browsing YouTube unattended.

Scholastic

Ages: 3 to 14

Why It’s Great: Scholastic’s “Learn At Home” is a free resource that helps keep kids learning even through school closures. The available classes are simple enough that some kids can be able to do it on their own, but “Learn At Home” can also be utilized by teachers who are keeping curriculum going during school closures. There are plenty of activities for kids in pre-kindergarten and kindergarteners, as well as kids up to the 9th grade. But for young kids, there are read-alongs where kids can watch an animated story and read the book alongside it. For young kids, the lessons are divided into days: so on day one, kids can learn about rabbits, on day two, kids learn about pants by watching a story, reading a book, learning about plants, and brushing up on plant vocabulary. Day three, for example, is about life cycles of animals. Right now, there are five days of lessons on the site — and Scholastic promises to upload at least 15 more days of lessons.

Epic

Ages: 4 to 12

Why It’s Great: In light of the recent school closures, Epic, a virtual library and resource for teachers and students, decided to make remote student access completely free across the world until June 30th, 2020 through teacher invitation. Email your child’s teacher about it and they can sign up. Once this happens, kids can access the full Epic library on all devices. Kids can explore the library on their own, which features 40,000 books, but teachers can also take advantage of the platform by providing lessons, assigning books, and tracking reading activity and progress, too.

Reading and Story Time Classes

My StoryBook

Ages: All Ages

Why It’s Great: My StoryBook skews a bit older — a five or six year old will get a lot more out of the platform than a three-year-old, and still most likely with mom or dad’s help — but the resource is a fun creative tool for kids who like to write stories. Through the platform, kids get to take a writing lesson and build a virtual story book (with drawings!) which they can then share online for free (or pay money to get it made into an actual book.)

Storyline Online

Ages: 4 and up

Why It’s Great: Sometimes kids just need a break — and Storyline Online can help provide that. Storyline is a digital archive of book read-alongs by celebrities like Sean Astin, David Harbour, Chris Pratt, Sarah Silverman and more. Some of the books are a bit above the reading level of six year olds, but parents can assess the fitness of the texts on their own while enjoying the beautiful faces of their favorite celebrities.

Story Time From Space

Ages: 6 to 13

Why It’s Great: Got a kid who is obsessed with space? Got a kid who loves to read? Enter: Story Time in Space, a read-along series where astronauts read popular kids books on video. Story Time in Space features astronauts in wacky configurations in anti-gravity reading classics like “A Moon of My Own,” among dozens of other books.

KidLit

Ages: 5 to 18

Why It’s Great: KidLit TV has shows, radio, crafts and activities, book read-alongs for kids. Some of the TV shows include Storymakers, a talk show that highlights authors and illustrators, Read Out Loud, when the authors at KidLit TV do read-alongs, and Young at Art, where kids can learn art skills used in book illustrations. The radio show is a children’s literature podcast for kids — and is available on SoundCloud or iTunes.

Online Educational Games For Kids

Adventure Academy

Ages: 8 to 13

Why It’s Great: The key to getting kids excited about learning is by making it seem like it’s a game. That’s where Adventure Academy comes in. From the company that brought ABCmouse to younger kids, Adventure Academy is a series of games where 8- to 13-year-olds can learn Language Arts (reading comprehension, writing, and spelling), math, science, and social studies. It’s an immersive, virtual universe for kids and includes hundreds of hours of educational activities that frankly look a lot more like games than they do learning. The games also cover all subjects. Kids will learn about geometry, multiplication and division, reading comprehension, environments and ecosystems, molecules, maps, globes, geography, and more. Kids can also play with friends in a safe environment, create their own player home, and create their own avatar to go through the game universe as well as create player homes. It’s available on all platforms.

National Geographic Kids

Ages: 7 to 13

Why It’s Great: National Geographic Kids is free and chock-full of fun videos, games, and information about animals and nature. While it doesn’t fulfill any lessons or curriculum requirements or come with worksheets, it is the type of entertainment that is legitimately informative. Kids can view science explainers and experiments, watch people make “elephant toothpaste,” investigate rocks, and more. There’s a wide-variety of experiments to replicate at home — bottling eggs, coating candy, dropping dye in white paint and other school science fair stuff. But if being interactive or watching over your kid isn’t an option, there are still plenty of videos about the animal kingdom that kids can sit and watch.

Fun Brain

Ages: 3 to 8

Why It’s Great: Fun Brain features hundreds of free educational games, online books, and videos that help kids evolve their math, reading and problem-solving muscles.

PBS Kids

Ages: 2 to 7

Why It’s Great: Who doesn’t love public broadcasting? Through PBS Kids, kids can play games with their favorite characters like Daniel Tiger, Arthur, and Clifford the Big Red Dog. The content is more wholesome than it is educational. But it’s quality content made with kids in mind. Children can also print out activities, play games, and color their favorite characters.

Amazing Educational Resources

Ages: 4 to 12 grade

Why It’s Great: While this website is a more cut-and-dry form of education, it serves as a great, free resource to supplement subjects kids are learning in school. It curates hundreds of tutoring, video courses, and interactive lesson plans on a variety of topics so depending on your kids’ interest, and areas they may need more help, there’s sure to be something that fits there needs.

Online Art Classes For Kids

Lunch Doodles with Mo Willems

Ages: All Ages

Why It’s Great: Mo Willems, an artist in Brooklyn and the Kennedy Center’s first Education artist-in-residence, will lead a daily, free, online drawing session at 1 p.m. EST. All live lunch doodles can be found on the Kennedy Center website daily and previous lunch doodles are on YouTube. And, for the record, parents are totally welcome to join in.

Online Exercise Classes For Kids

Cosmic Kids Yoga

Ages: 3 and Up

Why It’s Great: Kids need exercise, and being potentially cooped up in an apartment for weeks at a time is not easy for parents or their kids. Cosmic Kids Yoga isn’t an educational course, but it does provide a much-needed activity break — think of it as a replacement for recess, if necessary — with characters, playfulness, music, and, of course, yoga. It’s free on YouTube. Moana, Harry Potter, and Frozen-themed yoga included.

GoNoodle

Ages: 5 to 10

Why It’s Great: GoNoodle is free — but parents need to create an account to access it. GoNoodle, created by child development experts, helps kids get moving and helps them practice social skills. Some videos include Flo Yo’s Bubble Pop, where kids wave their hands and move their body to free fish, another video includes kids clearing the weeds in a virtual garden by jumping and sweeping their arms. Basically, these animated videos provide incentives for kids to jump around and get some of that energy out while, of course, having fun.

Online Culture Classes For Kids

Virtual Museum, National Park, & Zoo Tours

Ages: All Ages

Why It’s Great: Many zoos, museums, and other public spaces are shutting down, limiting parents ability to take their kids to public spaces that they might if they didn’t have school. Luckily, many places like the San Diego Zoo, Yellowstone, the Louvre, and the Great Wall of China, for example, among others, have uploaded virtual tours of their spaces — meaning that kids can have fun, see new things, and feel like they’re in the real place. It also doesn’t require math lessons or worksheets. Kids can just check out cool spaces or watch animal cameras and be delighted.

This article was originally published on March 17, 2020

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Unstoppable Yellow Yeti

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Miracles on turns

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DuckTales

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Dog named Pat

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Dog and Pony Supertail

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Unstoppable Yellow Yeti

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08:20 – 08:55
DuckTales

08:55 – 09:00
Dog named Pat

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11:00 – 11:30
Dog and Pony Supertail

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15:40 – 16:30
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Lady Bug and Super Cat

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Unstoppable Yellow Yeti

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Mermaid

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Dog named Pat

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Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers

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Mermaid

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Miracles on turns

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GOOG night kids!

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22:30 – 22:55
Infiniti Nada. conspiracy

22:55 – 23:15
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23:15 – 23:25
A pot of porridge

23:25 – 23:35
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23:45 – 23:55
Chunya

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00:15 – 01:20
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Good morning kids!

03:15 – 03:40
Porridge-baby. Collection 1st

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Family on a roll! holiday roll

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Burenka Dasha. Collection 304th

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Good morning kids!

07:25 – 07:30
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Monsica. Collection 319th

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Turtles. Collection 21st

10:20 – 10:45
Superwings. Super Helpers. Compilation 396th

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11:00 – 12:25
Prostokvashino. Collection 235th

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12:40 – 13:05
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13:05 – 13:30
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13:30 – 14:00
Petronix. Collection 2nd

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Navigator. News

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Kindy Kids. Collection 31st

16:15 – 18:30
Nick is an inventor. Collection 203rd

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Barboskins. Collection 911

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GOOG night kids!

20:45 – 22:00
Mi-Mi-Bears. Collection 1159th

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Tobot. Detectives of the Galaxy. Collection 141st

22:30 – 22:55
Infiniti Nada. Descendants of the Road King

22:55 – 23:15
Fusion Max. Super team on guard of the planet

23:15 – 23:25
living toy

23:25 – 23:35
Shorty – green panties

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Dora-dora-tomato

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Grief is not a problem

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Smeshariki. Collection 1691

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Food on a whim!

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Cleo and Kukin. Collection 25th

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Good morning kids!

03:15 – 03:40
Porridge-baby. Collection 2nd

03:40 – 04:35
Ella, Oscar and Shu. Oscar doll

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Family on a roll! Churros

05:00 – 05:08
Flora team. Sea package

05:08 – 05:10
Songs of Fortune. Wrappers

05:10 – 05:20
Flora team. Do not be afraid

05:20 – 05:25
Songs of Fortune. Battery

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Songs of Fortune. garbage truck

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Songs of Fortune. Balloons

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Flora team. someone else’s garden

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Songs of Fortune. cup

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Songs of Fortune. great

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Songs of Fortune. bees

07:00 – 07:25
Good morning kids!

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Superwings. Super Helpers. Collection 397th

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Everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask

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Prostokvashino. Collection 236th

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12:40 – 13:05
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Navigator. News

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Kindy Kids. Collection 32nd

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Music Patrol. Fairytale songs. Moon

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Mi-Mi-Bears. Collection 1160th

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Semi-flower

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Smeshariki. Collection 1692

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Food on a whim! 9th series

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Cleo and Kukin. Collection 26th

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Good morning kids!

03:15 – 03:40
Porridge-baby. Collection 3rd

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Ella, Oscar and Shu

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Family on a roll! Oatmeal

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Raccoons. Collection 41st

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Good morning kids!

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Monsica. Collection 321st

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Flora team. Collection 272nd

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Superwings. Super Helpers. Collection 398th

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Prostokvashino. Collection 237th

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12:40 – 13:05
Infiniti Nada. The search continues

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Wild Screechers. Nightfall

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Petronix. Collection 19th

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Navigator. News

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Weather

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Turbosaurs. Collection 1011th

16:00 – 16:15
Kindy Kids. Collection 33rd

16:15 – 18:30
Katya and Eff. Anywhere is a door. Collection 372

18:30 – 20:30
Orange cow. Compilation 985th

20:30 – 20:45
GOOG night kids!

20:45 – 22:00
Mi-Mi-Bears. Collection 1161st

22:00 – 22:30
Tobot. Detectives of the Galaxy. Collection 143rd

22:30 – 22:55
Infiniti Nada. Counterattack

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Fusion Max. Secret

23:15 – 23:35
Swan geese

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walnut twig

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High slide

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Smeshariki. Collection 1693

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Food on a whim! Episode 10

01:50 – 02:45
Cleo and Kukin. Collection 27th

02:45 – 03:15
Good morning kids!

03:15 – 03:40
Porridge-baby. Collection 4th

03:40 – 04:35
Ella, Oscar and Shu. Unfair price

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Family on a roll! Pasta and salad

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Cars. Collection 259th

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Good morning kids!

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Belka and Strelka: Secrets of space. Collection 171st

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Doggy kitties. Collection 435th

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Doggy kitties. Collection 438th

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Kid Appeal Learning Center – Care.com High Point, NC Child Care Center

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Kid Appeal Learning Center is a child care provider located in High Point, North Carolina. It is a licensed facility that received a five-star rating. It specializes in early childhood education programs that promote learning and growth. The Center is operational every Monday through Friday only.

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Description: KID APPEAL LEARNING CENTER is a Five Star Center License in HIGH POINT NC, with a maximum capacity of 149 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of 0 through 12. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

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Date	Type	Violations

2022-08-18	Unannounced Inspection	No

2022-02-01	Unannounced Inspection	No

2021-07-29	Unannounced Inspection	No

2021-02-04	Unannounced Inspection	No

2020-07-09	Unannounced Inspection	No

2020-03-13	Unannounced Inspection	No

2020-01-02	Announced Inspection	No

2019-09-11	Unannounced Inspection	No

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Deadlines, places and procedure for filing and considering appeals

Deadlines, places and procedure for filing and considering appeals GIA-9 and filing appeals about disagreement with the points set in the additional period of 2021 in the Yaroslavl region”

Annex to the order of the Department of Education of YaO No. 199/01-04 “Schedule for informing participants of the GIA-9on the results of GIA-9 and filing appeals for disagreement with the points set in the additional period of 2021 in the territory of the Yaroslavl Region”

Order of the Department of Education of the Yaroslavl Region dated April 30, 2021 No. 114/01-04 “On Approval of the Procedure for Submitting, Considering and Withdrawing Appeals during the GIA-9 in the Yaroslavl region”, Procedure for filing, consideration and withdrawal of appeals during the GIA-9 in the Yaroslavl region

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In order to protect the rights of exam participants during the GIA, a conflict commission (hereinafter referred to as the CC) is created, which is designed to resolve controversial issues not only in assessing the examination work, but also in compliance with the requirements of the GIA procedure.

A participant of the SEA has the right to appeal to the CC in writing:

about violation of the established procedure for conducting the Unified State Examination in the relevant academic subject;

about disagreement with the points.

The Conflict Committee does not consider appeals on:

the content and structure of examination materials in academic subjects;

related to the violation by the participants of GIA-9 of the requirements of the procedure for conducting the state final certification;

related to the performance of tasks of the examination paper with a short answer;

incorrect design of the examination paper.

Appeal for violation of the established procedure for conducting the GIA

The student submits an appeal about violation of the established procedure for conducting the GIA on the day of the exam in the relevant academic subject to an authorized representative of the SEC without leaving the PES.

In order to verify the information contained in the appeal about the violation of the established procedure for conducting the GIA, an authorized representative of the SEC organizes an audit with the participation of the organizers, technical specialists in working with the software, specialists in briefing and providing laboratory work not involved in the audience in which the exam was passed by the student, public observers, law enforcement officers, medical workers, as well as assistants providing the necessary technical assistance to students with disabilities.

The results of the audit are documented in the form of a conclusion. The appeal and the conclusion on the results of the audit are transmitted on the same day by the authorized representative of the SEC to the conflict commission.

When considering an appeal about a violation of the established procedure for conducting a State Examination, the conflict commission considers the appeal, a conclusion on the results of the audit and makes one of the following decisions:

to reject the appeal;

on the satisfaction of the appeal.

If the appeal is satisfied, the result of the exam, according to which the students filed an appeal, is canceled and the student is given the opportunity to take the exam in the relevant subject on another day, provided for by the GIA schedule.

An appeal of disagreement with the points given, including the results of rechecking the examination paper, is submitted by the SIA participants or their parents (legal representatives) on the basis of identity documents, within two working days following the official day of the announcement of the results of the SIA on corresponding academic subject, directly to the conflict commission or to the educational organization in which they were admitted to the GIA. The head of the educational organization, who accepted the appeal, sends it to the conflict commission within one working day after receiving it.

Students and their parents (legal representatives) are informed in advance of the time and place of appeals.

When considering an appeal about disagreement with the scores, the conflict committee requests from the RCOI printed images of the examination paper, electronic media containing files with digital audio recordings of the student’s oral answers, copies of the protocols for checking the examination paper by the subject committee and examination materials performed by the student who filed the appeal.

These materials are presented to the student (with his participation in the consideration of the appeal).

The student (for students under the age of 14 – in the presence of parents (legal representatives) confirms in writing that he has been presented with images of the examination paper he completed, files with a digital audio recording of his oral answer (if he participates in the consideration of the appeal)

Based on the results of consideration of the appeal of disagreement with the scores, the conflict committee decides to reject the appeal and retain the scores, or to satisfy the appeal and change the scores. Consideration of an appeal of disagreement with the points assigned is carried out within four working days following the day of its receipt by the conflict commission.0005

In case of detection of errors in the processing and (or) verification of the examination paper, the conflict committee sends the relevant information to the RCSI in order to recalculate the results of the State Examination.

After approval, the results of the GIA are transferred to educational organizations, local governments, foreign institutions and founders to familiarize students with their results.

Receiving and reviewing appeals

GIA Appeal

Acceptance and consideration of appeals

APPEALS

GIA participants have the right to file an appeal, both on the procedure for conducting exams, and on disagreement with the results obtained, to the conflict commission.

Conflict Commission:

accepts and considers appeals of students on violations of the established procedure for conducting the GIA, as well as on disagreement with the points given; makes a decision on the satisfaction or rejection of the student’s appeal based on the results of the consideration of the appeal;

informs the student who filed the appeal, and (or) his parents (legal representatives), as well as the SEC about the decision.

Appeals are not considered for:

the content and structure of examination materials for academic subjects;

related to the violation by the participants of the SIA of the requirements of the procedure for conducting the state final certification;

incorrect formatting of the examination paper.

The student submits an appeal about violation of the established procedure for conducting the GIA on the day of the exam in the relevant academic subject to an authorized representative of the SEC, without leaving the PES.

When considering an appeal about a violation of the established procedure for conducting a GIA, the conflict commission considers the appeal, a conclusion on the results of the audit and makes one of the decisions:

to dismiss the appeal;

on the appeal.

If the appeal is satisfied, the result of the exam, according to which the students filed an appeal, is canceled and the student is given the opportunity to take the exam in the corresponding academic subject on another day, provided for by the GIA schedule.

Students file an appeal about disagreement with the points set directly to the conflict commission or to the educational organization in which they were admitted to the GIA in the prescribed manner. The head of the educational organization, who accepted the appeal, immediately transfers it to the conflict commission.

An appeal of disagreement with the points given is filed within two working days from the date of the announcement of the results of the GIA in the corresponding academic subject.

Students and their parents (legal representatives) are informed in advance about the time and place of consideration of appeals.

When considering an appeal of disagreement with the points given, the conflict commission requests to the RCOI printed images of the examination paper, electronic media containing files with digital audio recordings of the student’s oral answers, copies of the protocols for checking the examination paper by the subject committee and examination materials performed by the student who filed the appeal.

These materials are presented to the student (with his participation in the consideration of the appeal).

The student (for students under the age of 14, in the presence of parents (legal representatives) confirms in writing that he has been presented with images of the examination paper he completed, files with a digital audio recording of his oral answer (if he participates in the consideration of the appeal).

In the event of disputable questions regarding the evaluation of the examination paper, the conflict committee invites to consideration the appeals of experts in the relevant academic subject who have not previously checked this examination paper.

If the experts do not give an unambiguous answer about the correctness of the evaluation of the student’s examination paper, the conflict committee applies to the Commission for the development of KIM for the relevant academic subject with a request for clarification on the content of the KIM tasks, according to the assessment criteria.

Based on the results of the consideration of the appeal on disagreement with the scores, the conflict committee decides to reject the appeal and retain the scores, or to satisfy the appeal and assign other scores.

In case of detection of errors in the processing and (or) verification of the examination paper, the conflict committee transmits the relevant information to the RCSC in order to recalculate the results of the State Examination.

After approval, the results of the GIA are transferred to educational organizations, local governments, foreign institutions and founders to familiarize students with the results they have received.

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Kids ‘R’ Kids Learning Academy of Round Rock – Teravista is proud to offer state-of-the-art classroom facilities equipped with SmartBoard Technology, highly-trained and passionate teachers, parental access to live internet streaming of all our classrooms, and a proven curriculum program.

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3/12: We love to serve our fresh healthy meals in a family style manner in our Kids Cafe!

4/12: We have age appropriate playgrounds for each age of child development!

5/12: Hands-on activities (such as patterns, measurements and shapes) are important for developing your child into an abstract thinker.

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Thank you for your interest in Kids ‘R’ Kids Learning Academy of Round Rock/Teravista! We are a private preschool, locally owned and operated in Round Rock, Texas. Our innovative facilities and effective educational programs enable us to provide children from 6 weeks to 12 years of age with an engaging atmosphere that fosters a lifelong love of learning. We proudly serve families in Round Rock, Georgetown, Hutto and surrounding areas.

Children deserve a solid foundation that will set them on the path of becoming responsible and compassionate members of society. We are passionate about equipping the next generation with the information and skills they need to make a difference in the world around them. Whether you are looking for a place for your infant, toddler, preschooler, or school-age child, we have programs that will take your child to new heights of learning and development. Our sincere love for children, partnered with Kids ‘R’ Kids International – the leader in the childcare industry – makes our infant care and childcare experience the optimal choice for your family.

With approximately 15,000 square feet dedicated to providing your child with the best experience in education and care, our state-of-the-art facility has everything you need! We have 10 classroom suites, a cafeteria and kitchen with an on-site chef, a computer and library room. We also have a large activity gym for before and after school students, and four large outdoor playgrounds separated and built for different age groups.

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Well-known rock musicians joined the action of the “Children of BEL” foundation to find children with epidermolysis bullosa

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Participants of the music festival “Dobrofest” supported the action of the Children of BEL Charitable Foundation – #FIND_YOUR_BUTTERFLY. The essence of the campaign is to search for children with epidermolysis bullosa in the regions of Russia in order to help them.

Children of BEL Charitable Foundation helps children with a rare genetic disease – epidermolysis bullosa. All over the world, such children are called “butterfly children”, because their skin is as vulnerable and fragile as the wing of a butterfly – even a gentle hug from their mother can hurt them.

According to statistics, there should be about 4,000 children with epidermolysis bullosa in Russia. To date, more than 250 people have applied to the Children of BEL Foundation. According to the foundation, many families in the regions where there are children with this disease are not yet aware of the existence of a charitable organization and do not receive assistance. The goal of the fund is to find as many “butterfly children” in the Russian Federation as possible and help them.

The action of the Find Your Butterfly Foundation, announced on February 28, the International Day of Patients with Rare Diseases, was joined by Russian rock bands – participants of the Dobrofest music festival. Among them are LOUNA (Lusine Gevorkyan), Anacondaz (Artem Khorev and Sergey Karamushkin), Cockroaches! (Dmitry “Sid” Spirin), “KniaZz” (Andrey “Prince” Knyazev), “Murakami” (Dilara Vagapova), LaScala (Anna Green).

The action was supported by the group “Murakami”

“If you are a normal healthy person, you cannot look indifferently and calmly at the suffering of people, and even more so of small children. When we were approached with such an initiative, we decided that if something depends on us, we must do it. We cannot help everyone who needs it, but if each of us takes on at least a part of those who need help and whose life through this help will become more joyful and comfortable, and pain will simply disappear from the life of a child, then maybe this way to a healthy society? We may not immediately raise a large amount of money, but we will help people learn about it, we will set a good example for our viewers, ”says Sergei Silushin, producer of the Dobrofest festival, Ridus reports.

LaScala vocalist Anna Grin

The fifth Dobrofest will take place from 27 to 29 June at the Levtsovo airfield near Yaroslavl. The festival plans to host visitors from more than 40 regions of Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and far abroad.

In order to draw attention to their activities, representatives of the Children of BEL Foundation, together with the foundations Line of Life, Artist, HappyFamilies International, take part in the charity marathon Life in Motion – Kilimanjaro-2014. From June 21 to June 28, three children with physical disabilities (Alexander Shulchev, Alexander Pokhilko, Ivan Gorbatenko) climb the highest point in Africa – Kilimanjaro. The purpose of the action is to draw attention to charity in general and, in particular, to the activities of the funds participating in the action, as well as to raise funds for their wards.

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The Rock of Cashel is the ancient residence of the kings of the province of Munster, built long before the Norman invasion. It is famous for the fact that St. Patrick first baptized the king of this province here, which is the reason for the appearance of many legends and parables that you will recognize on the spot.

During a visit to Ireland by Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain, this place was included in a small list of places she visited in the country.

The Rock of Cashel is also famous for the fact that scenes from the movie “Excalibur” about King Arthur, his magic sword and the knights of the round table were filmed here.

The second place of our trip will be Castle Cayre, which is beautiful both outside and inside. It’s a castle straight out of the pages of a medieval history textbook. The feeling is that archers are about to flash from the gates of the castle or a spear will fly by!

To date, three non-Irish feature films have been filmed at Care Castle. These are the film “Danish Darkness”, a film about the legendary sword of King Arthur and the film “Barry Lyndon”, where the castle “played” the role of a German military camp.

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8 famous failures kids can learn from

When kids make a mistake, it can be hard for them to look past the frustration and see the rewards that lie ahead. One way to keep your child from getting discouraged is to remind him or her that some of the world’s most successful people made big mistakes. In fact, it’s important that kids learn that the only way to succeed is by failing (sometimes more than once!). These famous failures can help your child understand that failure is a common pitfall on the path to success.

Here are eight stories to share with your child about famous people who kept trying and learned from their failures:

Rihanna, the R&B superstar, has achieved phenomenal success in the music world but has had her share of struggles, too, including a childhood affected by her father’s addiction to crack cocaine. Rihanna’s view of mistakes is reflected in a tattoo, which reads “Never a failure, always a lesson.” She says it reflects her personal philosophy: “It’s kind of my motto in life for everything. Instead of considering things to be mistakes, consider them lessons.”

The Wright Brothers are known as the inventors of the airplane, but their big success came after lots of mistakes: The brothers built seven flying machines and crashed all of them more than once. (Fun fact: One of their early models would turn in the opposite direction they wanted it to!) But they learned from these setbacks. Each time they rebuilt an airplane, they were able to fix something that had gone wrong before.

Michael Jordan, a basketball legend, didn’t make the cut when he was a sophomore in high school. “It was embarrassing not making that team,” he said, but he used that failure to motivate him. “Whenever I was working out and got tired and figured I ought to stop, I’d close my eyes and see that list in the locker room without my name on it, and that usually got me going again.”

Abraham Lincoln, one of the most famous and accomplished U. S. presidents, experienced plenty of failures before he was elected to the nation’s highest office. When he was young, he opened a general store in Illinois, but the business failed and he had to declare bankruptcy. He also failed twice to get elected to the U.S. Senate.

Akio Morita and Masaru Ibuka were the cofounders of the Sony Corporation, the electronics giant that makes popular products like PlayStation. The Sony partners made plenty of mistakes with one of their first products: an electric rice cooker that burned the rice instead of cooking it.

Katie Couric was the first woman to anchor a U.S. network news program. Although she is a very successful journalist now, things didn’t look promising for her when she was younger. The president of CNN banned her from the air because of her high-pitched voice.

Babe Ruth is regarded as one of our greatest baseball players. He hit 714 home runs during his career, but he struck out even more: 1,330 times, to be exact. Ruth viewed his mistakes in a positive light, though: “Every strike brings me closer to the next home run.”

To read more about these successful “failures,” check out:

“Rihanna Inks Her New Motto Onto Her Chest,” OK magazine

“Famous Failures,’” The Wall Street Journal

“Michael Jordan Transcends Hoops,” ESPN.com

Wright Brothers Aeroplane Company

Famous Failures to Inspire Grit

Every parent wants success for their child. What many don’t know is what it takes to be successful. Talent and encouragement are both helpful, but ultimately, grit is the most important quality for success. A research study undertaken in partnership with classroom teachers by University of Pennsylvania psychologist Angela Duckworth showed that students became less frustrated with the learning process and put forth more effort when they understood even experts struggle to learn their craft.

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Here are 10 numbers to remind your kids that even the most renowned geniuses and accomplished heroes of our time struggled— a lot. These famous failures show us that achievement happens not in spite of, but because of failure.

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Michael Jordan is considered to be the best basketball player in the history of the game, but did you know he’s also one of the most famous failures in the NBA? He has missed more than 9,000 shots in his career. He has also lost almost 300 games, 26 of which resulted from missing the winning shot.

And who can forget that he failed to make his high school basketball team? But for Jordan, failure is the recipe to his success: “I have failed over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed.”

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5,126

James Dyson was frustrated with his Hoover vacuum and its loss of suction. So he had an idea to create the world’s first bagless vacuum cleaner. It took Dyson 5,126 attempts before finally getting it right. Even then, no distributor in the UK would take on the product, so Dyson ended up creating his own company to market the product.

Today, Dyson is worth $4.8 billion all because of his refusal to give up. His famous failures are an inspiration for aspiring engineers and entrepreneurs everywhere.

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1,330

During his career, Babe Ruth set the record for most home runs in a season with 714 home runs. The number to remember here, though, is 1,330. That’s how many times Ruth struck out. So for every home run he made, Ruth struck out about twice. He was successful a lot, but he failed even more. “Every strike brings me closer to my next home run,” the Great Bambino once said.

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1,200

Musicians know that concert performance—that unique experience with audience interaction—is critical to honing their craft. In 1960, the Beatles were still an unknown high school rock band. For the next four years, they frequented local clubs in Hamburg, Germany, playing and practicing sometimes eight hours a night seven days a week.

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When they burst onto the scene in 1964, they had played over 1,200 concerts together. This is an extraordinary number in such a short time considering most bands today don’t perform 1,200 times in their entire career. The Beatles were as good as they were because they literally outperformed most bands.

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Thomas Edison pretty much takes the cake when if comes to famous failures. As a young boy, teachers told him he was “too stupid to learn anything.” He got fired from his first two jobs. Even as an inventor, Edison didn’t seem to bear much fruit—not when he was starting out, at least.

Edison made more than 1,000 attempts before succeeding at inventing the first commercially viable light bulb. Throughout it all, he didn’t consider himself a failure. Edison believed that each failure brought him closer to success. To use his words, “Many of life’s failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up. ”

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12 famous people who failed but then went on to achieve worldwide success

12 famous people who failed before they succeeded were people who did not give up when faced with difficulties. These are people who stubbornly went to the goal. At one time they overcame their limits, made breakthroughs, and their names have become synonymous with success in their respective fields of science and work.

We all know these names. We have heard them many times. But most people don’t know what they failed at before they succeeded. The general notion of success in the arts, entertainment, or business does not take into account personal struggles. Everything we see is the epitome of that success, no matter how we look at it. nine0003

“Success consists in going from failure to failure without losing enthusiasm.” – Winston Churchill

As you struggle day by day to realize your hopes and dreams, know: “If there is no struggle, there is no progress. ” Although Fredric Douglas made this statement over 150 years ago, this thought has been evident since time immemorial. Organisms, both small and large, have always fought for survival, fought for progress in all areas of life.

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#1 – Jim Carrey

Jim Carrey

We all know Jim Carrey as the laughing comedian who gave us some of the highest grossing comedies of all time, like The Mask, Dumb and Dumber and Ace Ventura. But not everyone knows the history of Kerry’s struggle. He grew up in a low-income family with a father who struggled to keep his job. They were so poor that Jim had to leave school at the age of 15 and take a job as a janitor just to help the family.

During his first comic stand-up at Yuk Yuk’s in Toronto, he was booed on stage. Later when Carrey auditioned for Saturday Night Live in season 1980-81, he couldn’t get the part.

However, we are all aware of Kerry’s later success. In an interview with Oprah Winfrey, Carrey talks about how he used the law of attraction by writing himself a check for $10,000,000 million for “acting services rendered”, later placing the check in his wallet for 7 years until he received $10,000,000 million for his work in Dumb and dumber.

#2 – Katy Perry

Katy Perry

Most people know the name Katy Perry, but they don’t know the hardships she went through to make this breakthrough. Perry began her career as a teenager, dropping out of high school after her freshman year at 19.99 to take up singing. Initially, she was a church singer, taking an example from her parents, who were true Christians.

In 2001, Katy Perry released her first album of church songs with Red Hill Records, which was a commercial failure. After selling only 200 copies of her album, the record company went out of business and subsequently went bankrupt. After that, Perry switched to popular music, moving to Los Angeles to record with producer Glen Ballard. nine0003

In 2003, she signed with Island Def Jam, which was also terminated. In 2004, Katy signed with Columbia Records, which set out to make her the vocalist of a group called The Matrix. However, this deal also fell through when Columbia Records shelved the project, which was about 80% complete.

After her three-label failure, one would think Perry had given up. But this did not happen. She continued to pursue her career, taking odd jobs and singing backing until she signed with the newly formed Capitol Music Group in 2006. It was there that she worked on her first big hit single, I Kissed A Girl, which launched her commercially successful career. nine0003

№3 – Oprah Winfrey

Oprah Winfrey

The beginning of Oprah’s life was difficult. As the daughter of a low-income teenage mother, she led a far from glamorous lifestyle. Of her early years, Oprah reveals that not only were her living conditions harsh, she was also always sexually abused from the age of 9 by her cousin, uncle and family friend. At 14, Oprah became pregnant, but her son died shortly after birth.

However, at the age of 14, Oprah was sent to live with her father, Vernon, in Tennessee. He helped her focus on her studies, and she was subsequently accepted on a full scholarship to the University of Tennessee, majoring in communications. In high school and her first two years of college, Winfrey interned at a local radio station, helping to lay the foundation for a career in the media. nine0003

But even after Oprah was hired as a local TV news reporter, things didn’t go so smoothly. She was fired by the producer because she was “unsuitable for television”, she later took a position at another station in Baltimore. She eventually became the host of a local talk show called People Talk.

Later, in 1983, Winfrey moved to Chicago to host a low-rated talk show called AM Chicago. Within months, the show had skyrocketed from last place in the ratings, higher than Donahue’s number one show at the time. This led to the program being renamed The Oprah Winfrey Show, which was syndicated nationwide. nine0003

#4 – Jay-Z

Jay-Z

From an early age, Jay-Z felt the rhythm. But his meteoric rise to fame did not happen overnight. He faced several obstacles on the way to success. For example, in 1995, when Jay-Z tried relentlessly to get a contract, no label signed him. This prompted him to form his own record label, Roc-A-fella Records, with partners Damon Dash and Karim Biggs.

After being rejected by many labels and eventually starting his own record company, Jay-Z worked tirelessly to secure a distribution deal for his first album. He eventually landed a successful contract with Priority, later releasing his debut album, Reasonable Doubt, which went on to go platinum. nine0003

Jay-Z has had many setbacks along the way. These failures were not only at the beginning of his career, but it was at the beginning that he met the greatest resistance, which he overcame in order to succeed. Even in the prime of his career, Jay-Z was accused of allegedly punching someone at a record release party. He appeared in court without pleading guilty, but later pleaded guilty to a lesser crime, resulting in a three-year suspended sentence.

Given that Jay-Z appeared in a housing project in Brooklyn, New York and grew up in extreme poverty, he faced many setbacks and obstacles in his life. But he never gave up. No matter what happened to him, no matter what setbacks he faced, he pushed forward, grew as a person and matured to become a better person. nine0003

#5 – JK Rowling

JK Rowling

Rowling is one of the most inspiring success stories of our time. Many people simply know her as the woman who created Harry Potter. But most people do not know what preceded the achievement of fame. Rowling’s life has not been as sweet as peaches and cream. She fought desperately.

In 1990, Rowling first had an idea for a Harry Potter book. She stated that the idea “fully formed” in her head at one point while she was on the train from Manchester to London. She began to write furiously. However, later that year, her mother died after 10 years of complications from multiple sclerosis. nine0003

In 1992 she moved to Portugal to teach English, where she met a man, got married and had a daughter. In 1993 her marriage ended in divorce and she moved to Edinburgh, Scotland to be closer to her sister. At the time, she had three chapters of Harry Potter in her suitcase.

Rowling considered herself a failure at the time. She was unemployed, divorced, penniless and with a child in her arms. She suffered from bouts of depression, eventually signing up for public assistance. It was a difficult time in her life, but she overcame setbacks. nine0003

In 1995, all 12 major publishers rejected the Harry Potter script. But a year later, a small publishing house, Bloomsbury, accepted him and gave him a very small advance of £1,500. In 1997, the book was published in only 1000 copies, 500 of which were distributed to libraries.

In 1997 and 1998 the book won the Nestle Smarties Book Prize and the British Book Award for Children’s Book of the Year. After that, Rowling’s dizzying rise began. Today, Rowling has sold over 400 million copies of her books and is considered the most successful female author in the United Kingdom. nine0003

#6 – Stephen King

Stephen King

Stephen King is known for a large number of acclaimed novels, most of which have been made into films. However, Stephen King’s first novel, Carrie, was rejected 30 times before it was published.

Moreover, King threw the manuscript into the trash, which was later restored by his wife, who firmly believed in his dream of becoming a published author.

However, King’s early years were also not to be admired. As a child, his family barely made ends meet, and in his later years, as an English teacher, he worked part-time selling stories to magazines. nine0003

Today, King has over 50 novels and has sold over 350 million copies of his books. Can you imagine what King’s life would be like if he gave up? It is hard to imagine that such a successful author was once rejected so many times.

In his early years, King says, he pitched his stories to magazines from the age of 16 and hung rejection notices on a nail until they got so heavy that he had to replace the small nail with a large one.

#7 – Bill Gates

Bill Gates

Before starting Microsoft, Bill Gates failed in business. Known today as one of the richest men in the world, Bill Gates was from an upper-middle class family, a stark contrast to some other successful losers who didn’t have wealthy parents.

However, Bill Gates did not rely on his family. His business acumen was unparalleled. But his first case really failed. Traf-O-Data was the company of Gates, Paul Gilbert and Paul Allen. The goal of the business was to generate reports for road engineers from raw traffic data. nine0003

A company has had little success filing raw traffic data for revenue. But the machine they had built to process data failed when they tried to present it to a Seattle County Highway Officer. However, this business helped Gates and his partner Paul Allen achieve great success at Microsoft.

Although Gates failed in his first business, that didn’t stop him from trying again. He didn’t want to give up because the very idea of the business intrigued him. He managed to create a company that revolutionized the personal computer market. And we all know how successful it was for him. nine0003

#8 – Henry Ford

Henry Ford

Many people know Henry Ford from the Ford Motor Company, one of the most successful automobile companies of all time. What they don’t know, however, is that Ford failed twice and went bankrupt before successfully launching the current incarnation of his company.

Ford is no stranger to falling, but he also did not give up. However, when we think of Ford, we don’t think of failure, because once we succeeded, it eclipsed them. However, in 1899, at the age of 36, Ford founded his first company, the Detroit Automobile Company, with the support of the famous lumber baron William H. Murphy. This company went bankrupt.

His second attempt was in 1901, when he created the Henry Ford Company, from which he left, leaving the rights to his name. This company was later renamed Cadillac Automobile Company. However, Ford’s third foray was the Ford Motor Company, with which he hit the bull’s-eye.

What happened after, we all know. Ford revolutionized the automotive industry by not only creating the Model T and the assembly line, but also proving the need for a car in every home. Driving became an important “thing” and the Ford Model T subsequently sold over 17 million units. nine0003

#9 – Colonel Sanders

Colonel Sanders

People know him because of his iconic white suit and bow tie. Colonel Sanders was the founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC). However, the start of the extravagant Sanders turned out to be unsuccessful. In fact, it wasn’t until the age of 62 that he set out with a $105 Social Security check to pitch his chicken recipe to restaurants. People called him crazy, but he didn’t give up.

Sanders has worked many jobs including fireman, tire salesman, insurance agent and, of course, a cook. He invented his secret chicken recipe between 1939-1940, when he figured out how to pressurize a chicken faster to make it more flavorful. He was then 50 years old.

However, it wasn’t until 1952 that he got his start selling his chicken restaurant franchise. The first restaurant he got was in Salt Lake City, Utah, and became the first Kentucky Fried Chicken. The restaurant tripled its sales within a year, with 75% of that revenue coming from the colonel’s chicken.

The company grew and expanded faster than he could have imagined. At 19In 1964, at the age of 74, Sanders sold the company for $2 million to a group of investors led by Jack S. Massey and John Y. Brown, Jr. He retained the rights to the Canadian franchises and remained as a salaried goodwill ambassador for the company.

However, this clearly shows that no matter how old you are or how much money you have, you can always achieve something great.

№10 – Thomas Edison

Thomas Edison

We have all heard this name before. This famous American is credited with over 10,000 fruitless attempts to invent a commercially viable electric light bulb, but he didn’t give up. When a newspaper reporter asked if he felt like a failure and if he wanted to give up after 9000 failed attempts, Edison simply said, “Why should I feel like a failure? And why should I give up? Now I know for sure more than 9,000 ways that a light bulb won’t work. Success is almost in my hands.”

This is also the person who was said by teachers to be “too stupid to learn anything” and who was fired from his first two jobs for not being productive enough. However, Edison, thanks to his failures, is also the greatest innovator of all time since 1093 US patents to his name, along with several others in the UK and Canada. This is someone who refused to give up no matter what.

It is said that in early childhood he attributed his success to his mother, who took him out of school and began to teach herself. It was thanks to his mother, her unshakable faith in him, that he succeeded, not wanting to disappoint her. His early passion for chemical experiments and mechanical engineering paved the way for an incredibly bright future. His company GE is still one of the largest public companies in the world, constantly innovating in almost every area. nine0003

#11 – Walt Disney

Walt Disney

The man who influenced future generations with his cartoon creations was once considered a failure. Disney was fired by the editor in 1919 from his job at the Kansas City Star newspaper because he “lacked imagination and had no good ideas.” However, the man who gave us Mickey Mouse and many other characters did not end there.

Disney’s first steps in the business ended in bankruptcy when he acquired an animation studio called Laugh-O-Gram. The company was acquired because Disney cartoons were gaining popularity in the Kansas City area at the time. But when he hired employees, he couldn’t manage the money, and the business ended up in debt. He subsequently filed for bankruptcy and moved to Hollywood, California. nine0003

Disney’s first setbacks didn’t stop him from moving forward. Of course, like everyone else, the failures were a blow to Disney’s ego. Anyone who has experienced the pain of failure and bankruptcy knows what it feels like. However, it laid the foundation for a successful career. When he founded the Walt Disney Company, all of his past failures helped pave the way for a successful business.

Disney and his company have touched the lives of millions of people around the world. Cartoons, theme parks and animated films created for children and adults alike give them the opportunity to enjoy the fruits of Disney’s labors. If he had given up, things would have been different. But he survived, even despite the bankruptcy. nine0003

No. 12 – Sir James Dyson

Sir James Dyson

The world famous Dyson vacuum cleaner does not lose suction power. The idea of its development was born long ago. Dyson first had this idea in the early 1930s when he became frustrated with his Hoover vacuum cleaner because of the loss of suction power. At that time, the turnover of disposable vacuum cleaner bags was estimated at around £100 million per year.

His great idea was to use the concept of cyclonic separation to create the world’s first bagless vacuum cleaner. Dyson went through 5126 setbacks to finally get it right. When, at the age of 36, he did, he faced a lot of resistance when no distributor in the UK wanted to take on the revolutionary product. Nobody wanted to go against the trend. nine0003

So Dyson entered the Japanese market in 1983 with a hot pink version of his vacuum cleaner. She won an industry award in Japan, and in 1986, 3 years after first introducing his invention, he was awarded his first US patent for it. However, manufacturers were still reluctant to take it over, so Dyson formed his own company in 1993 at the age of 46 to market the product.

Today Dyson has over £3bn, all because of his refusal to give up. He went through hard times of failure, sadness and regret, but he got his way. nine0003

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Every success is preceded by failure

As philosophers and thinkers say: “Our life is a series of failures and successes. The main thing is to be able to overcome all difficulties and move forward confidently.” We very often look up to famous people – businessmen, athletes, movie stars and show business. It seems that they have achieved everything without any problems, that their life is easy, carefree and successful. As a rule, now we see only the final result, but few people think about what really led to it, what problems and failures they had to go through. nine0003

The largest failures of famous people

1. Michael Giordan I am sure that even if you are not a basketball amateur, they never watched the games, and there were never a topic for games, and there more for the NBA, then you still know the name Michael Jordan. Jordan is something of an icon of the National Basketball Association in the United States, and he has been very instrumental in making the sport popular. nine0167 Michael won the NBA championship six times, won the Slam Dunks several times, was named the most valuable player in the league. But few people know that behind such a mountain of titles and achievements is one big failure that happened to Jordan as a child.
Michael has always loved basketball, but was expelled from the team at school. Then the coach said that it was better for young Jordan to try himself in other sports, because this game is clearly not for him. Michael was very upset, and, as he later admitted, he cried for several days in his room. But faith in yourself, in your strength, did not let you give up, and now the whole world knows the legendary Michael Jordan. nine0003

2. The Beatles

The legendary Liverpool Four conquered the whole world with their hits. In the early 70s, everyone knew them, they occupied the highest places in the radio lines, their concerts were scheduled months in advance. The records were sold out in a matter of hours, and the autograph session caused a sensation among fans. Yes, we know a lot about the Beatles, their hits are still very popular, especially in modern processing. But few people know that at the beginning of their activities, just a few years before the world success, they received one refusal after another. One studio even gave an explanation for their refusal, writing that they did not like the sound of the Beatles, and they had no future in music. nine0003

3. Eminem
You can write a whole book about this history, because its history is not only interesting, it is instructive, and may become an example for many. I advise everyone to watch the film “8 Mile”, in which you can learn more about Eminem’s life, about his path, about his difficult fate. You can understand how an ordinary white kid from Detroit could break out, become a world-class star, and even in the rap genre. nine0167 Eminem dropped out of school, was addicted to drugs, lived on the street, constantly struggled to survive, and even nearly committed suicide. This famous rap artist had such a difficult fate.

4. Steve Jobs
The role of Steve Jobs in the development of the modern world is very difficult to overestimate. He was the founder and thought leader of one of the largest and most famous companies in the world. Apple products are now used by people in all corners of our planet, and developers do not cease to amaze every year with new and new gadgets. nine0003

We have written in more detail about Steve before, and those of you who read the last article will remember that at the age of 30, young Jobs was fired from the company he founded and brought to the world level. It is hard to even imagine such a thing, but the fact remains. Speaking to the graduates of Stanford University, Steve Jobs said that it was a very difficult time, and he even thought about asking for everything. But having gathered his will into a fist and all his strength together, he continued to work, and after a few years he regained his company, in parallel creating several more large and well-known corporations (including the cartoon giant Pixar)

5. Walt Disney

Probably each of you video Disney cartoons. They are colorful, interesting, lively. So, Walt Disney, the famous animator and founder of the Disney company, also faced many problems and failures in his youth. It was very difficult for him to find a job, because one day he was kicked out of a company with a very bad characteristic – “lack of imagination and lack of original ideas.” It was a spit in the soul of a young animator, and many would immediately give up. But Walt did not give up, but created his own company, where he was already the boss and could decide what and how to do without unnecessary advice. Who kicked out Disney there, what kind of company it was, now you can’t even remember, but children all over the world watch Disney cartoons. nine0003

6. Oprah Winfrey
If you’ve read our article on Oprah Winfrey from The Rules of Business: Tips for Millionaires series, you know that she is one of the most famous and highly paid presenters in the world. In the US, her TV show is very popular, millions of women and men listen to Oprah’s advice and recommendations. But one day, when it was hard to say for sure, Winfrey was fired from television, and, as her boss explained, the reason was that she was “not a type and absolutely not suitable for TV.” nine0003

7. Albert Einstein
Genius, nothing more to add. Like all geniuses, Albert was a little strange, and until the age of four he didn’t say anything at all. The doctors who examined the little one said that he was unlikely to be a smart boy. At school, Albert also did not stand out among his peers, but perhaps such secrecy helped him think more and talk less, develop thinking and fantasy, and not empty chatter. nine0003

That’s probably all I wanted to tell you. The next time you encounter difficulties, problems or failures, then remember these people, their life path, and understand that nothing is very simple, that in order to achieve high goals, you need to try very hard, overcome all kinds of life barriers.

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Will the Love Dance End So Suddenly?

Well, no. Morris and Connolly are up to something.

In fact, the January memorandum marked the beginning of a new era—an era of creative writing that Morris and Connolly had adopted while working on the Bulger and Flemmi dossiers. In fact, their reports were completely fabricated. Perhaps outwardly, Morris gave the impression of a businesslike, zealous campaigner: restraint, impassivity, slender build and thin-lipped face made him look like a bookworm, a zealous guardian of the rules, but under this guise a completely different person was hiding. Looking at successful upstarts like the cheap poseur Connolly or his white-haired predecessor Paul Rico, Morris felt stung, like a sports administrator jealous of the brilliant players who managed to break into the stars. Shortly after transferring to Boston at 19In 72, he even tried to prove that he was also not a badass.

Morris struggled with investigating a difficult loansharking case and didn’t get very far trying to win over a gangster named Eddie Miani. Having achieved nothing in private conversations, Morris, with two other agents, sneaked up to Miani’s house one night and climbed under his car. “It was a wire with a detonator cap,” Morris later said. “It looked like they were trying to attach an explosive device to the car.” Having done their job, the agents anonymously called the local police station and reported that some unknown people were spinning near Miani’s car. The police arrived at the scene, lifted Miani out of bed and showed him the defused bomb. Morris visited the gangster again the next day. “See, I told you your buddies are trying to kill you,” he said. – Don’t be stupid. Come better with us. The FBI is your only hope.”

Miani told the agent to get out, and the dirty trick with the bomb remained a mystery. But once breaking the law, Morris got a taste of permissiveness and over the years developed a certain “flexibility” in himself, so that by the time he stood at the head of the organized crime department, he and Connolly were already a match for each other. FBI document tampering seemed like an innocent prank compared to fake bombs, and after the horse racing fraud case, Connolly and his boss could easily concoct any fakes.

Thus, in 1978, Morris indicated in a memo that Bulger was no longer an FBI informant, but Whitey never found out about the alleged change in his status, and Connolly continued to meet with him as if nothing had happened. Moreover, Morris blatantly lied in a subsequent report, stating that Connolly had “cut off all contact” with the informant during the race fraud investigation. This was not true. Later, in the 1980s, a confidential collaboration with Flemmi was not officially maintained for three years. However, no one told Stevie about this, and in these three years Connolly compiled forty-six reports of conversations with a gangster allegedly crossed off the list of FBI informants. Other agents also took part in meetings with Flemmi at that time. None of the bureau’s management demanded explanations from Connolly or his colleagues on what basis they communicate with the informant, whose dossier is closed. Since the documents were in order, the current state of affairs suited everyone, and no one asked questions.

As for Morris, at that time he was much more interested in his own career aspirations than in any case of cheating at the races. The aspiring head of the Organized Crime Squad decided to have his subordinates develop a plan for an operation that no police department has yet managed to carry out: plant a bug in Gennaro Angiulo’s office in the North End. In the meantime, Morris was completely absorbed in other business.

It was about a series of truck robberies in New England. The joint operation, conducted by the Boston branch of the FBI and the Massachusetts State Police, was codenamed “Lobster”. Dozens of FBI and policemen took part in it. A key role in the operation was played by undercover FBI agent Nick Gianturko, an employee of the New York branch of the bureau, infiltrated into the gang under the name Nick Jarreau. He was recruited to minimize the chance that the agent would be recognized by one of the local gangsters. Gianturco was nominated by Connolly. The agents worked in the same department when John was serving in the Big Apple [A popular name for New York that originated in 191920s], and have remained friends ever since.

Gianturco settled in Boston’s Hyde Park neighborhood in a ten thousand square foot warehouse equipped with eavesdropping equipment and security cameras. The FBI and the state police rented a room in one of the neighboring houses, there was a “tracking center”, where they worked with video cameras and microphones. Just a few blocks from the warehouse, another rented apartment housed a command post.

Janturko started a relationship with a large gang of raiders in the middle of the 1977 years old, posing as a buyer of stolen goods. Many of the robbers hunted in Boston, in the Charlestown area. The assortment of the stolen items was astounding in variety. Items confiscated thanks to Gianturco included flour, liquor, shaving supplies, furniture, tool kits, beer, ski jackets, tracksuits and other clothing, construction equipment, cigarettes, coffee, and microwave ovens. Fifteen months later, in the fall of 1978, Gianturco’s bosses in Boston reported to FBI Headquarters that October 31 would be the end date for the operation. By that time, $2.6 million worth of stolen goods had been seized.

While Morris was running Operation Lobster, Connolly had meetings with Flemmi, and during one of the conversations, two separate cases suddenly merged. “I accidentally heard a rumor,” Flemmi said. – My friend said that he knows a certain fence who takes everything. Say, whole wagonloads of stolen goods are brought to this guy. My friends have been eyeing him for a long time – they thought to visit him, because he turns a lot of money. But they decided not to do anything yet – suddenly the huckster is connected with someone. So a friend of mine started talking to me about that guy. He asked to find out if anyone was covering for him. Because the guys are ready to act, but they don’t want to get into trouble.”

Flemmi later claimed that he had no idea at the time that the buyer was an undercover federal agent who was a close friend of his handler. Seriously alarmed for Gianturco, Connolly immediately telephoned him to warn him.

“Mr. Connolly found me at home,” Janturko later recalled. “He asked if I was going to meet the guys from Charlestown.”

Nick confirmed that he had indeed arranged a meeting with the bandits that evening at the warehouse.

“Connolly told me not to go,” he admitted. “Because those guys are planning to kill me. ” For Gianturco, exhausted by long months of work undercover, the news was a real shock. He was tired of living with an eye, being constantly on his guard, pretending to be Nick Jarreau, who bought stolen goods in Hyde Park, and at the same time remaining a federal agent, an exemplary family man, a caring husband and father. He did not go to the meeting, and in the future he repeated more than once that he was infinitely grateful to Connolly for the warning.

Connolly did not mention the incident in his report, nor did he notify the two FBI agents and police officers who ran Operation Lobster and were responsible for Nick Jarreau’s security. He reported everything to Morris, and the information received from Flemmi was distorted in the process of retelling, as in a child’s game of “broken phone”. The alleged extortion turned into a death threat. The more Connolly and Morris talked about what had happened, the more they exaggerated, painting a dramatic picture of a bloody nighttime battle that was averted by saving the life of a federal agent. This story very convincingly proved the importance of the tacit cooperation with Bulger and Flemmi. The “random rumour” relayed by the whistleblower is said to have hit the top ten, providing a solid argument for Connolly and Morris to do whatever they can to keep Bulger and Flemmi safe for the FBI.

Towards the end of 1978, clouds gathered over the heads of FBI agent Connolly and his boss, heralding a terrible storm – a race fraud trial. Instead of falling apart, a case built on the testimony of a key witness, Fatty Tony Chulla, gained momentum. Lately, Howie Winter and his gang have had to take a lot of blows, and Chulla got the most brutal. A state court found Winter guilty of extortion, he was serving time in a Massachusetts prison while Fat Tony spilled like a nightingale in front of a federal Grand Jury in Boston. However, before ending up in prison, Howie managed to visit the henchman of the mafia Gennaro Angiulo and borrow more than two hundred thousand dollars from him – the reason was a series of large losses at the races in New England.

The November 6, 1978 issue of Sports Illustrated featured an extensive article on Chulla and his life of crime. On the cover was a picture of a “racing master.” The magazine paid a new prosecution witness $10,000 for a lengthy interview that mentioned an investigation that was taking place in Boston at the time. In the meantime, Fat Tony was a key witness at a trial in Mount Holly, New Jersey, testifying against nine jockeys and coaches. The case before the local court was for him a kind of dress rehearsal for the approaching Boston trial.

John Connolly was worried about all this. But he was not concerned about the fate of Howie Winter, but the future of Bulger and Flemmi. In a sense, the New Jersey court did not pose an immediate threat to the Boston gangsters. At the trial, charges were dealt with only against jockeys. But Chulla’s participation in the hearings in New Jersey greatly complicated the life of Connolly and his “wards”. Testifying against jockeys, Chulla first told the general public about how the horse racing fraud scheme works. While Connolly juggled Flemmi’s testimony, which may have helped save undercover agent Nick Gianturco from big trouble, Fat Tony presented the court with a detailed account of the balance of power in the machinations that brought the Boston gangsters millions of dollars. At some point, Chulla was asked to name his accomplices in Boston. At first, he feigned hesitation, withstood a long pause, like an actor before a key monologue.

– Your Honor, I named them when I testified before a federal grand jury. I do not know if I have the right to repeat them here, at an open hearing.

The judge was not impressed by Fat Tony’s moral anguish.

“You are here now,” he protested, ordering Chulla to name his main associates in Boston.

There was nowhere to retreat, and this time Chulla didn’t hesitate.

“Friends with whom we worked together,” he began. “One of them is named Howie Winter. The other is John Martorano, M-a-r-t-o-r-a-n-o. There was also Whitey Bulger. And Stephen Flemmi.

As 1978 draws to a close, the federal investigation of horse racing fraud enters its final phase, and prosecutors prepare to indict the suspects. John Connolly and John Morris decided they had to do something, although Chulla’s out-of-state sworn testimony made things more difficult by narrowing the space for undercover games.

First of all, Connolly and Morris had a secret meeting with Bulger. The meeting was informal. About the subsequent joint meeting on January 1979 years federal agents also did not mention either in the reports or in the memos. Connolly and Morris visited Bulger at his South Boston apartment to discuss the case built on Chulla’s testimony. “We thought we were about to be charged,” Flemmi later said of those hectic January days.

Bulger took a firm stand, declaring that he and Flemmi had nothing to do with horse racing shenanigans: Chulla was tricky. The accusation went on about a liar.

Bulger’s assurances did not come as a surprise to federal agents, there was nothing new or original in them. Persons involved in crime always insist on their innocence. Morris could have played it safe and tough by insisting that Bulger and Flemmi give affidavits. This would present the FBI in a better light. If further evidence emerged that Bulger had lied, the informers would have been brought to trial, at the very least, on charges of perjury.

But Morris wasn’t about to send Bulger and Flemmi into that meat grinder. “I didn’t even think of such a thing,” he later admitted. “Bulger was tender veal tenderloin, not rough beef neck, which is good only for minced meat.” Morris and Connolly fully approved of Whitey’s position – his word against Chulla’s – and promised to look into the matter, securing a meeting with the state’s attorney general, Jeremiah T. O’Sullivan.

Upon hearing that the agents would intercede for him, Bulger visibly cheered up. He immediately assured Flemmi that they would be helped out. “John Connolly said that they would get us off the hook and it wouldn’t come to charges. ” His words sounded like heavenly music to Stevie.

A couple of days later, Morris and Connolly left their downtown office at the John F. Kennedy Federal Building and walked a few blocks to the courthouse, the John W. McCormack Tower in Post Office Square where the State Attorney General’s office was located on the top floor. O’Sullivan was not at all pleased to have to discuss such a question when the game was already in full swing. The ambitious prosecutor, still a bachelor in his mid-40s, devoted most of his time to work. Many lawyers who faced him in court considered him a hypocrite and a fanatic, but for his colleagues in the prosecutor’s office, he was an implacable fighter against crime, however, overly demanding and completely devoid of a sense of humor. He grew up in a small house in the suburbs of Cambridge, graduated from Boston College and then Georgetown Law School, and resolutely made his way, thinning out the ranks of local criminal gangs, striving for his main goal – the eradication of the cosa nostra.

By the time Morris and Connolly arrived at his office, the prosecution was putting the finishing touches on the horse racing fraud case. Bulger and Flemmi were indeed in danger of arrest, as were two dozen other defendants. The investigation, which took two years, came to an end, the prosecutor’s office was preparing to bring charges against the suspects, only a few days remained until the treasured hour. Federal agents picked a bad time to ask for a favor.

Morris and Connolly had no idea how big the threat was – what Chulla said about Bulger and Flemmi. But O’Sullivan knew. During lengthy discussions with Agent Tom Daley in Sacramento, California, before his Grand Jury appearance and later in federal court hearings, Chulla was very consistent and persuasive. He detailed how Winter and six of his main associates—John and James Martorano, James Bulger, Stephen Flemmi, Joseph McDonald, and James Sims—shared the proceeds. “Half of the income went to Howard Winter and his six henchmen, whom I have already named. A quarter went to me and the remaining twenty-five percent to my accomplice, William Barnosky. Chulla also spoke about how the responsibilities were distributed: “Mr Winter said that he and his partners would provide finance and take care of the betting in underground bookmakers. They will send their people to the hippodromes in different parts of the country. Collecting money from bookmakers will also be on them.”

Worst of all, Chulla bluntly stated that Bulger and Flemmi played an important role in the criminal scheme. “I could press them against my fingernail,” he claimed. Bulger and Flemmi weren’t pumped up with booze and cocaine along with Chulla and the rest of the gangsters – parties were held without them, but when it came to business, these two were always there. “Have we ever had fun together? Relax after a hard day? Going to Southey together? No,” Chulla explained, referring to Bulger. “But he and Stevie always got money.”

O’Sullivan’s visit was a pure scam: the agents could not discuss the Bulger case with the prosecutor’s office without FBI Headquarters approval. In addition, information about the identity of the informer was kept in the strictest confidence, divulging it even to the prosecutor was a gross violation of the rules of the bureau. But that didn’t stop Morris and Connolly. They told O’Sullivan about the agreement with Bulger and Flemmi, violating the source’s guarantee of anonymity.

“We went to the prosecutor and said that our guys denied any involvement in the fraud,” Morris later admitted. “First of all, they have nothing to do with it.”

Not least, the agents touched on a topic dear to the heart of a zealous guardian of the law. Knowing what could interest the prosecutor, they mentioned Gennaro Angiulo. “We explained to O’Sullivan that these guys have great potential. They help to solve our main task – to reach the mafia. The agents asked the prosecutor to take these facts into account and not to hold Bulger and Flemmi accountable.

The prosecutor did not ask why the FBI people had such a strong confidence in the innocence of their wards – whether they took the gangsters at their word or conducted an investigation confirming Bulger and Flemmi’s innocence in the machinations at the races. Morris knew that O’Sullivan had to be sure that the hearing would not come up with unexpected facts that could destroy his whole work. The position of the prosecution was based on the testimony of a key witness. Fat Tony’s trust was decisive in court, and Bulger and Flemmi were about to declare him a liar. Put your word against Chulla’s.

O’Sullivan was rather annoyed that the agents delayed their visit for so long, but he carefully listened to their arguments and promised to inform them of his decision as soon as possible. “He said he would think it over,” Morris later recalled. “The prosecutor was sympathetic to our proposal, but wanted to discuss it with Tom Daly, who was in charge of the case.”

Morris and Connolly left O’Sullivan reassured. This has happened before. FBI informants have been able to avoid criminal prosecution in exchange for certain services in the future – and such a practice is quite justified, because in the end justice wins. In fact, hoping to bargain for an indulgence for their informants, the agents were betting on their most important trump card. They tried to convince O’Sullivan that the gangsters were of undoubted value to the prosecutor’s office, since they could help form charges against Gennaro Angiulo himself. In addition, Bulger and Flemmi were not the main defendants in the race fraud case. Howie Winter was considered the main defendant. In his machinations, FBI informants were assigned a secondary role – an ideal position for tacit cooperation with the bureau. No one prevented O’Sullivan from doing his duty, ruthlessly destroying the Winter Hill gang, he was only required to spare the two lieutenants of the Winter Guard, to allow them to get out from under the rubble.

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According to Eurogamer, simultaneously with the release of the zombie action game Dead Island, a book of the same name will go on sale, which will tell about the events of the game.

The novel is being written by British author Mark Morris, who specializes in horror and thrillers. The main characters of the book will be the four heroes of the Dead Island game, a 320-page novel should tell about how a real zombie apocalypse came in this paradise.

The game is expected to be released September 6th in the US and September 9th in Europe. The Dead Island book will go on sale September 8 for about $12.

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Budgetary preschool educational institution of the city of Omsk “Kindergarten No. 52 of a compensating type”

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The New Year is approaching, followed by the January holidays. But what if you work even during the holiday week, and there is no one to leave the child with? As a rule, duty groups are opened in kindergartens during the holidays. Will they work this year? E1.RU was told about this by the vice-mayor of Yekaterinburg. nine0003

“It should be taken into account that the incidence is high and kindergartens are usually closed on weekends,” explained Ekaterina Sibirtseva. – Nevertheless, for the children of mobilized citizens, for defense industry workers, we opened duty groups.

Basically kindergartens will be closed, teachers will have a day off, – the official added.

Recall that until January 1, 2024, sanitary and epidemiological requirements apply in kindergartens in the context of the spread of coronavirus infection. This means that all parents will not be allowed to attend the holidays. There are also restrictions for holding matinees. nine0003

— Nevertheless, if the situation in the kindergarten is calm, if few children are ill and there are no groups closed for quarantine, then we, of course, will invite parents. But we will ask them to wear masks,” Ekaterina Sibirtseva explained. – If there are quarantine groups, then we will hold a holiday, record it on video and send it to parents. Or we will invite one representative from the group to do it on his own.

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20 Famous Women in History For kids

It’s important for kids to learn about women who did important things in history. Here are 20 famous women in history your kids should know about. We also provide links to biographies for each famous woman so that your kids can learn more, along with free printable coloring pages.

1. Kim Campbell

Kim is known as a ‘Woman of Firsts’. She was the first Prime Minister of Canada. Her journey as a political figure was not at all easy. Kim faced many defeats and brick-walls in her career, especially in gaining a leader role.

Learn more about this famous woman in history at our Kim Campbell biography page

2. Deborah Sampson

Deborah was a Revolutionary War heroine who dressed as a man and successfully served in the Continental Army for 17 months. Deborah’s long struggle to get the American Revolutionary War pension helped to recognize the efforts of all those who had fought for their country, whether man or woman.

Learn more about this famous woman in history at our Deborah Sampson biography page

3. Jeanette Rankin
She was elected before women won the right to vote nationally, being the first women to be elected to the United States Congress. At this time the campaign for women’s right to vote was becoming popular with the public.

Learn more about this famous woman in history at our Jeanette Rankin biography page

4. Susan B. Anthony
Susan fought for women to have the right to vote amongst other issues such as women to have the right to own property. She was arrested for illegally voting in a presidential election, to raise awareness on how unfair it was for women.

Learn more about this famous woman in history at our Susan B. Anthony biography page

5. Helen Keller
Helen Keller was the first deaf-blind person to write a book, and published 14 books during her life. She was also the first deaf-blind person to have a bachelor’s degree.

Learn more about this famous woman in history at our Helen Keller biography page

6. Joycelyn Bell Burnell
She was the discoverer of radio pulsars alongside her adviser Anthony Hewish, but did not receive credit when he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics. She is also an advocate for wanting to increase the number of women in professional and academic standings in the fields of physics and astronomy.

Learn more about this famous woman in history at our Joycelyn Bell Burnell biography page

7. Betsy Ross
Betsy is said to have agreed to make the flag, but also that she suggested a couple of changes, including arranging the stars in a circle and reducing the points on each star to five instead of six.

Learn more about this famous woman in history at our Betsy Ross biography page

8. Mary McLeod Bethune
Mary McLeod Bethune was an educator, civil rights activist and government official.

She was known as the “First Lady of the Struggle,” because of her dedication to improving the lives of African Americans.

Learn more about this famous woman in history at our Mary McLeod Bethune biography page

9. Frida Kahlo
Frida Kahlo was an artist from Mexico who was best known for her self-portraits. Her paintings have deep roots in Mexican folk culture, and use lots of vivid colors and symbolism well known for its drama.

Learn more about this famous woman in history at our Frida Kahlo biography page.

10. Rosa Parks

She worked alongside Martin Luther King Jr in the campaign for equal rights for black African-Americans in the 1950s-60s. Rosa Parks Day is an American holiday celebrated on the 4th February or 1st December in honor of her work as a civil rights leader.

Learn more about this famous woman in history at our Rosa Parks biography page

11. Rosalind Franklin
Rosalind Franklin created a very important moment in the history of medical science. She discovered the structure of DNA. Rosalind’s scientific work also helped us to see the tiny structures of other things too, such as coal, graphite, and viruses.

Learn more about this famous woman in history at our Rosalind Franklin biography page

12. Dame Kathleen Kenyon
Dame Kathleen was a very important British archaeologist. She worked in Britain and in the Middle East. She made many discoveries throughout her career. She also published 28 books about her discoveries so people could read about them.

Learn more about this famous woman in history at our Dame Kathleen Kenyon biography page

13. Amelia Earhart
During her 2,408-mile flight to become the first person to fly solo across the Pacific, Amelia enjoyed a cup of hot chocolate. In 1928, she was chosen, along with two other men, to make the first flight across the Atlantic Ocean.

Learn more about this famous woman in history at our Amelia Earhart biography page

14. Dorothea Bate
Dorothea made science her career, which was extremely unusual at the time. Her job titles were as follows: Palaeontologist, Zoologist & Ornithologist. She also became the first woman scientist to be employed at the Natural History Museum.

Learn more about this famous woman in history at our Doretha Bate biography page

15. Eleanor Roosevelt
Eleanor was a very important person to the African Americans and she worked hard to try to get them the same rights as white people. Eleanor was known as the “First Lady of the World”, she was just as politically driven as her husband Franklin D Roosevelt.

Learn more about this famous woman in history at our Eleanor Roosevelt biography page

16. Caroline Herschel
Caroline was the first woman to discover a comet. She helped discover the planet Uranus, and also discovered nebulae on her own. She was the first woman officially recognized in a scientific position, as well as the first woman to receive honorary membership into Britain’s prestigious Royal Society.

Learn more about this famous woman in history at our Caroline Herschel biography page

17. Lucretia Mott
Lucretia Mott was one of the leaders of the movement to grant American women the right to vote, along with Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony. She also spoke out against slavery.

Learn more about this famous woman in history at our Lucretia Mott biography page

18. Maria Mitchell
Maria Mitchell was the first professional female astronomer in the United States. In 1847, by using a telescope, she discovered a comet which as a result became known as the ‘Miss Mitchell’s Comet.’

Learn more about this famous woman in history at our Maria Mitchell biography page

19. Marie Curie
Marie Curie discovered two new chemical elements to establish the term ‘radioactivity.’ She discovered that radiology could help to cure cancer. She developed a mobile x-ray machine. And she was the first woman to be awarded a Nobel Prize and the first person to ever be awarded two Nobel Prizes.

Learn more about this famous woman in history at our Marie Curie biography page

20. Nellie Bly
Nellie Bly was an American journalist whose real name was Elizabeth Jane Cochrane. Nellie also became famous for travelling around the world in 72 days and she set the world record at that time.

Learn more about this famous woman in history at our Nellie Bly biography page

17 Must-Read Famous Women in American History Books for Kids [Updated]

Famous women in American history children’s books about female American icons, important women and famous females in history, and historic women’s list of legends in America. Children’s books about female empowerment great for Women’s Month Activities, history lessons for kids, and International Women’s Day celebrations for women that changed history.

Famous Women in American History For Kids To Learn About

Looking for famous women in history for kids to study?

There are so many amazing children’s books today about strong, awesome, famous women in American history that you can make an entire study unit out of it.

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Female Pioneers in History and Famous Women Personalities for Kids to Study:

Harriet Tubman

Helen Keller

Raye Montague

Sally Ride

Annie Oakley

Clara Lemlich

Florence Mills

Carol Burnett

Ella Baker

Hedy Lamarr

Julia Child

Eleanor Roosevelt

Nellie Bly

Claudia Jones

Marjorie Post

Dorothy Vaughan

Mary Jackson

Katherine Johnson

Christine Darden

Laura Cornelius Kellogg

Virginia Apgar

Jane Cooke Wright

Juliette Daisy Gordon Low

Maria Tallchief

Claudette Colvin

Ruby Bridges

Etta James

Ella Fitzgerald

Margaret Chase Smith

Michelle Obama

Florence Griffith Joyner

Oprah Winfrey

Condoleezza Rice

Sonia Sotomayor

If you haven’t looked for women who changed or the world or children’s books with strong female characters, there are so many great books!

(You’re missing out by not adding some of these children’s books to the reading list!)

We’ve created the ultimate must-read kids’ book list to celebrate strong and interesting famous women in history — this time the famous women in American history version (although some of the books cover women in world history, too).

It’s a great list to get you started on your famous females in history studies and we’ve tried to include some books and names you may not have heard of (or read about in a while)!

Of course, there are many other books, too. So, don’t stop after you’ve read these books about female role models in history!

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Before we get started with the most influential women book recommendations, I just wanted to add a little note:

I’ve provided the publisher’s age range here, but I caution you against “boxing in” your kids on what they can read (and can’t read, within reason, of course).

If you have a child who doesn’t show an interest in reading, you may want to stop here, click over to this post, Please Stop Telling Children How to Read and then come back after you’ve read it.

It will really help give you some perspective on your non-readers, struggling readers, or those who can read well but just don’t show an interest in it.

(I talk about how my daughter went from zero interest in reading to an avid reader!)

After you’ve read it, come back here and continue on to learn about important women through history in America.

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17 Famous Women in American History Kids’ Books You Must Read

Although there are many other books about female heroines in history, we’ve given you a starting list of female role models in history in America and American female leaders.

(Some of them also include women in history from America and around the world, too!)

After you read these, venture out for more books about women who changed the world! If you have a favorite that we missed, leave it in the comments so we can add it to our list!

Famous Women in American History Book #1: My Name Is Not Isabella: Just How Big Can a Little Girl Dream?

“Who Is Your Hero?

Isabella’s include U. S. Astronaut Sally Ride, activist Rosa Parks, and sharpshooter Annie Oakley-but there’s no bigger hero than Isabella’s own mommy!

Join Isabella on an adventure of discovery-and find out how imagining to be these extraordinary women teaches her the importance of being her extraordinary self.”

Great to spark discussion with your kids about their own female heroes!

Ages: 4-8

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Famous Women in American History Book #2:

Here Come the Girl Scouts!: The Amazing All-True Story of Juliette ‘Daisy’ Gordon Low and Her Great Adventure

“The amazing, all-true story of the first Girl Scouts and their visionary founder.

She loved the outdoors, and she yearned for adventure!

Born into a family of pathfinders and pioneers, she too wanted to make a difference in the world–and nothing would stop her.”

Ages: 4-8

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Famous Women in American History Book #3: Little Leaders: Bold Women in Black History

From the School Library Journal:

“An artist’s social media sensation is lovingly brought to life in this standout title. Initially a personal project for Black History Month, Harrison’s collection highlights 40 notable black women throughout U.S. history.

Each entry includes two to three paragraphs of biographical text, opposite which nearly identical figures (most are drawn facing forward with cherubic smiles and closed eyes) hold center stage of their full-page portrait, framed by simple yet clever backgrounds that contextualize their achievements.”

Ages: 5-9

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Famous Women in American History Book #4: She Persisted: 13 American Women Who Changed the World

“Thirteen inspirational women who never took no for an answer, and who always, inevitably and without fail, persisted.”

The book includes stories about:

Harriet Tubman

Helen Keller

Clara Lemlich

Nellie Bly

Virginia Apgar

Maria Tallchief

Claudette Colvin

Ruby Bridges

Margaret Chase Smith

Sally Ride

Florence Griffith Joyner

Oprah Winfrey

Sonia Sotomayor

& more!

AGES: 6-9

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Famous Women in American History Book #5: Amazing Women

“From world leaders to explorers to writers, artists, and performers, discover more than 40 women who changed the world in Amazing Women. ”

Ages: 9-12

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Famous Women in American History Book #6: 100 Women Who Made History

“From super scientists like Marie Curie and Rosalind Franklin to clued-up creatives like Emily Dickinson and J.K. Rowling to leading ladies like Joan of Arc and Eleanor Roosevelt, profiles explore the lives of each woman in detail, and photography and quirky “bobble-head” illustrations present history in a new and fun way.”

Ages: 8-12

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Famous Women in American History Book #7: Girls Think of Everything: Stories of Ingenious Inventions by Women

“In kitchens and living rooms, in garages and labs and basements, even in converted chicken coops, women and girls have invented ingenious innovations that have made our lives simpler and better.

Their creations are some of the most enduring (the windshield wiper) and best loved (the chocolate chip cookie).

What inspired these women, and just how did they turn their ideas into realities?”

Ages: 10-12

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Famous Women in American History Book #8: Women in Science: 50 Fearless Pioneers Who Changed the World

“A charmingly illustrated and educational book, New York Times best seller Women in Science highlights the contributions of fifty notable women to the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) from the ancient to the modern world.”

Ages: 8-12

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Famous Women in American History Book #9: Women in Sports: 50 Fearless Athletes Who Played to Win

“Covering more than forty sports, this fascinating collection also contains infographics about notable women’s teams throughout history, pay and media statistics for female athletes, and muscle anatomy.

Women in Sports celebrates the success of the tough, bold, and fearless women who paved the way for the next generation of athletes. ”

Ages: 8-12

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Famous Women in American History Book #10: Rad American Women A-Z: Rebels, Trailblazers, and Visionaries who Shaped Our History . . . and Our Future!

“A is for Angela—as in Angela Davis, the iconic political activist.

B is for Billie Jean King, who shattered the glass ceiling of sports;

C is for Carol Burnett, who defied assumptions about women in comedy;

D is for Dolores Huerta, who organized farmworkers;

and E is for Ella Baker, who mentored Dr. Martin Luther King and helped shape the Civil Rights Movement.”

And, so much more!

Ages: 8-16

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Famous Women in American History Book #11: Hidden Figures

“Based on the New York Times bestselling book and the Academy Award–nominated movie, author Margot Lee Shetterly and Coretta Scott King Illustrator Honor Award winner Laura Freeman bring the incredibly inspiring true story of four black women who helped NASA launch men into space to picture book readers!

Dorothy Vaughan, Mary Jackson, Katherine Johnson, and Christine Darden were good at math…really good.

They participated in some of NASA’s greatest successes, like providing the calculations for America’s first journeys into space. And they did so during a time when being black and a woman limited what they could do. But they worked hard. They persisted. And they used their genius minds to change the world.

In this beautifully illustrated picture book edition, we explore the story of four female African American mathematicians at NASA, known as “colored computers,” and how they overcame gender and racial barriers to succeed in a highly challenging STEM-based career.”

AGES: 4-8

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Famous Women in American History Book #12: Bad Girls Throughout History: 100 Remarkable Women Who Changed the World

“The 100 revolutionary women highlighted in this gorgeously illustrated book were bad in the best sense of the word: they challenged the status quo and changed the rules for all who followed.

From pirates to artists, warriors, daredevils, scientists, activists, and spies, the accomplishments of these incredible women vary as much as the eras and places in which they effected change. ”

Ages: 8 and up

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Famous Women in American History Book #13: Wonder Women: 25 Innovators, Inventors, and Trailblazers Who Changed History

“Smart women have always been able to achieve amazing things, even when the odds were stacked against them.

In Wonder Women, author Sam Maggs tells the stories of the brilliant, brainy, and totally rad women in history who broke barriers as scientists, engineers, mathematicians, adventurers, and inventors.”

Ages: 8 and up

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Famous Women in American History Book #14: 50 Fearless Women Who Made American History: An American History Book for Kid

This book with historical timeline covers some of the more well-known women in history (Harriet Tubman and Amelia Earhart) to lesser known women (Hawaiian Queen Lili‘uokalani and Revolutionary War soldier Deborah Sampson) and their contributions to society.

Ages: 8-12

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Famous Women in American History Book #15: Harlem’s Little Blackbird: The Story of Florence Mills

“Born to parents who were both former slaves, Florence Mills knew at an early age that she loved to sing, and that her sweet, bird-like voice, resonated with those who heard her.

Performing catapulted her all the way to the stages of 1920s Broadway where she inspired everyone from songwriters to playwrights.

Yet with all her success, she knew firsthand how prejudice shaped her world and the world of those around her.

As a result, Florence chose to support and promote works by her fellow black performers while heralding a call for their civil rights. “

Ages: 3-7 years

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Famous Women in American History Book #16: The Girl With a Mind for Math: The Story of Raye Montague

Chances are, you probably haven’t heard of Raye Montague. However, she played an important role in U.S. military history.

Raye was a naval engineer that created the first computer-generated draft of a U.S. naval ship and went on to become the first female program manager of ships in the United States Navy.

If you have a kid who loves math and/or computers, definitely add this one to your list!

Ages: 5-10 years

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Famous Women in American History Book #17: The Girl Who Thought in Pictures: The Story of Dr. Temple Grandin

If you don’t know the story of Dr. Temple Grandin, you’re in for a treat!

“When young Temple was diagnosed with autism, no one expected her to talk, let alone become one of the most powerful voices in modern science.

Yet, the determined visual thinker did just that.

Her unique mind allowed her to connect with animals in a special way, helping her invent groundbreaking improvements for farms around the globe!”

There is also a good movie based on Dr. Grandin’s life. You can read the book and watch the movie with the kids for a whole study unit!

Ages: 5-10 years

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20 great women that any man should follow as an example

To tell you about all the great women in the history of mankind, we would not have enough life, but here’s who you should definitely pay attention to.

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Sappho
Despite the fact that most of the works of the ancient Greek poetess are irretrievably lost, even those fragments that have come down to us are enough to understand the scope of her talent. The girl lived on the island of Lesvos, sang odes to love for the female sex and became one of the founders of European literature. In addition, now you know where the common word “lesbian” came from. nine0003

2. Cleopatra

The last queen of Egypt, about whom, it seems, as many films have already been made as no other woman in history has been made about. Cleopatra lived only about 38 years, but there are legends about her deeds (especially about novels with Mark Antony and Julius Caesar). After the defeat that her troops suffered in the battle with the Romans, the queen, not wanting to surrender, committed suicide in order to preserve her honor.

3. Jeanne d’Arc

How many women commanding troops do you know? Joan of Arc led an army into battle to save her people and died with dignity, without betraying her ideals. Every man should learn this kind of patience. nine0003

4. Catherine II

Do you know when Crimea became ours? Not at all under Putin, but even under Catherine II, who, moreover, successfully won victories in wars, corresponded with French philosophers, adored coffee and often changed lovers. It seems that the Empress knew something about life that we do not even suspect.

5. Isadora Duncan

Founder of modern dance who turned the whole world of Western art upside down. I read Nietzsche, lived with Sergei Yesenin and strove to create a “new man”. In a way, she succeeded. nine0003

6. Maria Skłodowska-Curie

Maria is not only the first woman to receive the Nobel Prize, but also the first person to receive it twice (think twice!). Remember that name the next time you complain that you can’t move up the corporate ladder.

7. Coco Chanel

Modernized women’s fashion, dressed the most famous women of her era and destroyed gender stereotypes. Popular perfumes are nothing compared to this.

8. Sofya Kovalevskaya

The world’s first female professor of mathematics, and this at a time when girls were forbidden to study at universities in Russia. In order to get abroad and continue her studies, Sophia organized herself a fictitious marriage. It’s called purposefulness.

9. Eleanor Roosevelt

To call Eleanor an ordinary first lady would be blasphemous. She spent four terms in the White House with her husband Franklin Delano Roosevelt, longer than anyone else, and in fact was the second president of the country. No wonder the film “Eleanor: First Lady of the World” was shot about her. nine0003

10. Golda Meir

It is impossible not to respect women like Golda. A patriot of her country, who devoted her whole life to its development. The second woman in the world is the prime minister who ruled Israel in one of the most difficult periods of its history, during the Yom Kippur War.

11.

Nina Simon
One of the greatest performers of the 20th century. Even if you have not heard her name, you have definitely heard her work: sensual, full of personal experiences, sung on an anguish in a low, hoarse voice. Artists with such charisma can be counted on the fingers. nine0003

12. Margaret Thatcher

Do you know which British Prime Minister of the 20th century ruled the country the longest? No, not Churchill at all, but Margaret Thatcher. Rigid and adamant, next to her, any man seemed an insignificant insect. So she also won the war with Argentina over the Falkland Islands.

13. Indira Gandhi

Indira has nothing to do with Mahatma Gandhi, but another Indian prime minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, was her father. However, this does not mean at all that Indira was a spoiled girl from a wealthy family. She brought India out of sheer poverty and forced the whole world to reckon with herself. Many disliked her for this, but great people always have haters. nine0003

14. Anna Akhmatova

There are not many people of Akhmatova’s caliber in Russian literature of the 20th century. A recognized classic during her lifetime, even being persecuted by the Soviet authorities, she continued to write and hone her skills.

15. Frida Kahlo

An artist who, together with her husband Diego Rivera, made Mexican art interesting to the whole world. Her paintings are a wild mixture of local folklore, heartfelt experiences and demonic temperament.

16. Madeleine Albright

First female US Secretary of State. Her trademark large brooch has become a symbol of a tough and uncompromising policy.

17. Valentina Tereshkova

Valentina is the first woman to reach space. And the only one who did it alone. Do you need more explanation?

18. Maya Plisetskaya

Ballet legend, experimenter and world superstar. Plisetskaya has significantly raised the bar for ballerinas around the world and has always had full houses wherever she goes on tour. nine0003

19. Oprah Winfrey

TV presenter, actress, businesswoman, philanthropist. Oprah is synonymous with female success in the 21st century. Her net worth is estimated at nearly $3 billion, making her the richest black person in America. Jay-Z and Diddy weren’t even close.

20. Serena Williams

When Serena is on the court, she dominates and dominates, she is a tank in human form. We are sure that any professional tennis player, even a male, will tremble when faced with her with a racket in his hand. nine0003

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30 women who changed the world

In our world, it is generally accepted that all great discoveries are made by men, they invented everything invented, created innovative technologies and, in general, drive progress. But this is not so. There are only 30 women in our selection who have changed the world. In fact, there are, of course, many more of them (us!) nine0003

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In his book “Women Who Changed the World”, written in collaboration with Serafima Chebotar, Vitaly Vulf drew attention to famous creative personalities. It describes the fate of great women who made the world stylish, spectacular, brought charisma and endless talent to it. There was a place for tragedy and triumph in their lives, and they influenced the fate of hundreds and thousands of people. nine0003

The legendary women from our selection became famous all over the world primarily because they believed in themselves and their ideas. They were not afraid of stereotypes and took confident steps where no woman’s foot had yet set foot. They achieved a lot, made revolutionary discoveries in the field of science and fought for their rights. It will take more than one lifetime to write a story about everyone. But we will at least start with these thirty famous names.

1. Malala Yousafzai

Perhaps if there were only 10 women who changed the world on our list, this young Pakistani would still be on it. The girl became famous all over the planet at the age of 11 thanks to her blog. In it, she spoke about the atrocities of the Taliban, who captured the village where Malala lived. The girl wrote about how the Taliban forbid women to get an education, do not recognize their universal human rights and freedoms. A year later, the militants identified the author of the blog and shot Malala in a city bus, seriously injuring her and several other people in the head. The girl miraculously survived, was transported to the UK and was awarded the National Pakistani Youth Peace Prize. nine0003

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At 16, Malala was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, making her the youngest recipient ever. And this is not her only award for social activities. In 2021, she celebrated her 24th birthday with significant success, performed at the UN Headquarters in New York and opened schools for girls in Lebanon. And we understand why Malala has already gone down in history as a great woman who changed the world. nine0003

2. Irena Sendler

A doctor from Warsaw became not only a national heroine of Poland, but also a woman who changed the very history of the world. During World War II, she worked in the Warsaw ghetto, where she cared for sick children. With the help of various tricks, forgeries, and substitution of documents, Irena took 2,500 Jewish children out of the ghetto. Babies were given sleeping pills, placed in small boxes with holes to prevent them from suffocating, and taken out in trucks that delivered disinfectants to the camp. Some children were taken out through the cellars of houses directly adjacent to the ghetto. Was used for escapes and drain hatches. Other children were carried out in bags, baskets, cardboard boxes. nine0003

Risking her life, she kept a list of the rescued, and after the victory over fascism, she tracked down almost everyone to make sure their life went well. In 1965, the Israeli Holocaust Museum Yad Vashem awarded Irena Sendler the title of Righteous Among the Nations. Often the stories of women who changed the world become the plots for films. In 2009, the film “The Braveheart of Irena Sendler” was released about the feat of one of the key figures of the Resistance.

3. Maria Skłodowska-Curie

Not a single woman in the entire history of mankind has become famous in science like Maria, so she became one of the heroines of the book “50 Women Who Changed the World” by Catherine Halligan. A great physicist and chemist, she became the only lady to be awarded the Nobel Prize twice (for the discovery of radioactivity and the discovery of the elements polonium and radium). During the First World War, Marie Sklodowska-Curie, already a recognized scientist and Nobel laureate, as director of the Red Cross Radiology Service, took up the equipment and maintenance of portable x-ray machines for examining the wounded. Marie Curie invested almost all of the funds from both Nobel Prizes in the creation of these devices. nine0003

Interestingly, Marie Skłodowska-Curie is also the only woman to win two Nobel Prizes, whose daughter also received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry as well as her mother. It is worth adding that in 2018, BBC History Magazine asked its experts to compile a list of 100 women who had the greatest impact on the course of world history and changed the world. By voting, readers determined the place of each of them on the virtual podium. It was Marie Curie who took the first place. nine0003

4. Margaret Hamilton

In the early 1960s, the profession of programming was just gaining momentum, and those who mastered it were self-taught. Hamilton was fond of mathematics and drew attention to programming. So, she was accepted into the NASA Apollo program, which deals with manned flights to the moon. She later led a team of software engineers for the space project. With her invention, Margaret entered the history of the 20th century as a woman who changed the world. It was she who saved Apollo 11 from destruction when the on-board computer was overloaded. The most famous was a photo of Margaret next to a printout of the program code she wrote. nine0003

5. Anne Frank

Anne Frank’s diary is considered to be the most tragic and most authentic account of the horrors of Nazism. During the Second World War, the female part of Anna’s family hid in the basement, and the Jewish girl almost daily wrote in her notebook about everything she saw around. The diary survived miraculously: Anna, her mother and sisters were found and deported to Auschwitz. None of them survived. The diary was found by a random girl who was impressed by what she read, managed to find the girl’s relatives and handed the diary over to them. Anne Frank’s diary has become one of 35 objects inscribed on the Memory of the World Register of the UNESCO World Heritage List. Also, the name of its author is immortalized in the book Fantastic Women Who Changed the World by Keith Pankhurst. Among other women, she was not afraid to follow the dictates of her heart and change our understanding of the world. nine0003

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Katrin Schwitzer

Katrin’s dream has always been to run a marathon on par with men (in the 1960s, women weren’t allowed to run these races). Twenty-year-old Katrin entered the start in 1967 and was the first of the ladies to run the Boston Marathon, despite the organizers’ attempts to drag her off the track by force. After the impressive results of Katrin, after 5 years, women received the right to participate in marathons on an equal basis with men. At 70 years old, Schwitzer repeated her race, yielding to her time fifty years ago by only twenty minutes. Boston Marathon 19The age of 67 and the participation of the girl in it became a landmark event, and Katrin will forever remain the woman who changed the sports world.

7. Rosa Lee Parks

The first black woman to refuse to acknowledge white supremacy in public. She became a little woman who changed a big country and the whole world, bringing into it the spirit of freedom On December 1, 1955, in the city of Montgomery, Alabama, USA, Rosa refused to give up her seat to a white passenger. Rose’s rebellion was supported not only by other bus passengers, but also by the townspeople, she received the nickname “Black Rose of Freedom”. For 381 days, all black Montgomery residents did not use public transportation in support of Rosa and her position. 20 December 19For 56 years, segregation of city buses in Montgomery has been abolished by law.

8. Ana-Vasilicia Aslan

Famous female doctor from Romania, who founded the world’s first institute of gerontology and geriatrics (study of the aging process). And it all started with the fact that in 1946 a 140-year-old old man who lived in the forest and until the age of 98 dragged huge logs on his shoulders came to her as an ordinary doctor. Ana-Vasilikia became interested in the phenomenon of longevity and studied the habits, daily routine and diet of her patient 4 years before his death. Aslan was the first to point out that organic food, lots of physical activity and clean air play a decisive role. nine0003

9. Bertha von Sutner

Our list includes women Nobel laureates who truly changed the world and made it kinder. Among them is Bertha von Sutner, who in 1889 published the book Down with Arms! (“Die Waffen nieder!”), in which she told about the life of a young woman whose fate was crippled by the European battles of the 60s of the XIX century. It is an ardent protest against the fighting, written with great skill and a huge store of observation, a protest from the point of view of a wife, mother and family who suffered a lot from the fighting, brought her great popularity. Nobel himself read the book, contacted Berta and promised her to establish a new nomination for his prize – the Peace Prize. It was Berta who became the first laureate in this nomination and the second woman in history to receive such a high award. nine0003

10. Valentina Tereshkova

The world’s first female cosmonaut, Hero of the Soviet Union, candidate of technical sciences, professor and 10th cosmonaut in the world. Despite the very difficult flight and the negative reaction of scientists to the very fact of sending women into space, after Tereshkova’s flight, the right to work in space teams was assigned to the fair sex. Already in 1982, the second female cosmonaut, Svetlana Savitskaya, went into orbit. In the book “50 Women Who Changed the World” mentioned above, Valentina Vladimirovna’s achievements are among the first to be described. nine0003

11. Sofia Ionescu

Born and raised in Bucharest, Sofia received her medical education and worked as a surgeon when World War II began. The men went to the front, and she actually remained the only specialist in the clinic. During the bombing, she continued to operate, improving her skills, and once saved the life of a boy by performing brain surgery in the most difficult conditions. Sophia became the first neurosurgeon in the world – among men and women, who changed and even turned the world of healthcare upside down. nine0003

For 47 years, she did not change her native clinic No. 9. An interesting fact in Sophia’s biography is her involvement in the treatment of her beloved wife of the Sheikh of Abu Dhabi. According to the laws of Islam, a male doctor could not operate on a sheikh, and apart from Sophia, there were no specialists of the proper level in the world. Until the end of her life, the sheikh showered her with gratitude and sent expensive gifts, but Sofia invested all her money in the development of medicine.

12. Nadia Comaneci

The famous Romanian gymnast, five-time Olympic champion, the most titled Romanian athlete in the history of the Olympics, did the impossible. She scored 10.00 points for her performance, despite the fact that even the scoreboard was designed for only 3 numbers. Nadya’s 10.00 points, when displayed on the scoreboard, turned into 1.00 and the stands exploded with indignation. However, the judges explained the situation, and the woman’s name became legendary in the sports world. Her record has not been broken so far. nine0003

13. Sarla Thakral

Our list of 30 surnames includes little-known women who changed a certain part of the world and managed to conquer exclusively “male” horizons. Despite the total discrimination against women in India, Sarla managed to get a pilot’s license back in 1936. True, she was allowed to fly only on cargo and agricultural aircraft. But it was a huge breakthrough, after which more and more traditionally male jobs in India began to take women. nine0003

14. Amelia Earhart

First female pilot to fly across the Atlantic Ocean. Amelia was also very gifted in literature, she wrote several best-selling books about flights and the life of pilots. It is believed that Amelia opened the way for women to aviation, while becoming famous. Although the number of female pilots is still negligible compared to men.

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Annette Kellerman

Annette’s act cannot be called a feat, but it would be a mistake to underestimate her courage. After all, point changes in the big world are also a bold step for a woman. She went to the beach for the first time and even took a picture in a swimsuit, by the standards of 1907 is incredibly, defiantly frank. Annette was arrested. However, a wave of indignant protests from women began, insisting that they have the right to go to public beaches in comfortable and at the same time beautiful clothes. The unrest led to the fact that women’s swimwear was soon allowed around the world.

16. Komako Kimura

Japanese suffragist who campaigned for women’s suffrage. Komako for 10 years, from 1913 to 1923, taught courses called “New Women”, in which she explained to Japanese women why their rights should be the same as their husbands. However, they received this right in Japan only in 1945 year. If Komako wasn’t the woman who changed the world, she was worthy of trying to turn the tide of history.

17. Margaret Thatcher

In fact, the first female prime minister with such high authority, the ability to lead the country and fully participate in all political and economic processes. Under Thatcher, the country’s economy grew three times faster than usual, and she herself became a model of a female politician, giving many other female representatives a chance to break into the highest echelons of power. Tough and adamant, she not only became a woman who changed the world, but also easily led men. nine0003

18. Mother Teresa

A young woman who voluntarily took the tonsure and went to impoverished Calcutta for 20 years cared for the poor, the destitute, the sick and the lepers. In 1979, this woman, who changed the world for the better, received the Nobel Peace Prize, and was also beatified by the Catholic Church. In 1997, Mother Teresa received the Congressional Gold Medal, the highest honor in the United States. She single-handedly founded the Congregation of Mercy. Now this charitable organization has about 300 thousand members in 80 countries of the world, it is a global network of orphanages, shelters, hospitals, leper colonies. In Calcutta alone, 10,000 people are being treated and trained in a variety of home work at the same time in a leper rehabilitation center. nine0003

20. Golda Meir

The fifth Prime Minister of Israel was born in Ukraine as the seventh child in the family. Five of her older brothers and sisters died at an early age due to the lack of normal living conditions and diseases. Golda herself almost died of starvation, because of persecution on a national basis, she fled to Israel. She vowed to dedicate her life to ensuring that not a single person suffers from Nazism, xenophobia, has acceptable living conditions and a guarantee of security. Golda Meir became the only woman among the signatories of Israel’s declaration of independence, which changed the attitude of the whole world towards this country. She was also the first Israeli ambassador to the USSR and, finally, the first female prime minister. nine0003

21. Gloria Steinem

Father left Gloria and her seriously ill mother without a penny of money. A girl from an early age was forced to work, take care of her sick mother and face constant discrimination. Gloria became a journalist and politician, a leader in the feminist movement. Thanks to her activity, politicians began to discuss such programs as “Free family planning for a woman”, “Democratic family with the division of family responsibilities between husband and wife.” Gloria is considered one of the most effective activists in the feminist process. In 2020, a film about a woman who changed the world called “Gloria” was released. The image of Steinem in different years of life was embodied by Alicia Vikander, Julianne Moore, Lulu Wilson and Kira Armstrong. nine0003

22. Ann Rand

Here is an example of a woman who was born in Russia and changed the world after emigrating to the USA. Born Alisa Zinovievna Rosenbaum left the country after the Bolshevik Revolution, having received an education in America and becoming a popular writer. Ann saw the main problem of all mankind in the fact that the state promotes the position of serving a person to the country, while it should be the other way around. Seven of Rand’s most famous books (We the Living, Anthem, The Primary Source, The Virtue of Selfishness) have sold 50 million copies. And the novel “Atlas Shrugged” was awarded as the greatest philosophical and epic work in history. nine0003

23. Linda Joy Vachner

Linda is called the woman who gave birth to the term self made person. At 11, Linda suffered a spinal injury and was bedridden. The doctors said that the girl would never walk, but Linda replied: “I swear to you, I will not just walk, but conquer peaks. ” After 2 years of hard training, Linda took her first steps. The fate of the legendary woman was cruel to her: her husband died when Linda was 20 years old, her parents and sister literally followed him one by one. nine0003

Vachner decided that she would achieve everything on her own. She got a job as an errand girl in a trading company, learned as she went, and a few years later was already the director of a successful company, Warnaco, which was a consumer market leader in New York and other major US cities. In 1986, she was recognized as “Woman of the Year”, and 6 years later – “America’s Most Successful Business Woman”. It was the example of Vachner that inspired many business women. She proved that a woman and a man do not need patronage and inheritance to become successful and famous. nine0003

24. Rita Levi-Montalcini

Italian neuroscientist, Nobel Prize winner in medicine, Rita devoted her whole life to scientific development. She lived to be 103 years old and became a woman who changed the world not only with her inventions, but also with her incredible love of life. All the money that her research brought in, Rita sent to a charitable foundation she created, which finances the construction of schools in developing countries and the attraction of teachers who could give more to children living in poverty and deprived of access to information. Rita became the first woman admitted to the Pontifical Academy of Sciences, and in 2001 she was appointed Senator for Life of the Italian Republic. nine0003

25. Hedy Lamarr

Some of the women inventors who changed the world first became famous in a completely different field. Hedy was a popular Austrian and then American film actress in the 1930s and 1940s. But suddenly she was fond of … new ways of encoding signals. Leaving her career, she completely went into science, and as a result, she developed a method of transmitting data that could not be jammed with the help of interference. Hedy’s invention saved many ships of the US Navy during World War II, and then formed the basis of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth technologies. nine0003

Who knows, if not for Khedi’s love for programming, she might have become part of the book “Women in Art. 50 women who changed the world. One way or another, the name of the beautiful and brilliant Lamarr is already part of history.

26. Ada Lovelace

The daughter of the poet George Gordon Byron chose not the world of art, but to become a woman who changed the science of mathematics. She is considered the first programmer in history to start developing the world’s first digital computer with program control. And all this in the 19th century! Ada wrote programs that none of her contemporaries understood, but later they formed the basis of the first computer codes. nine0003

27. Lyudmila Pavlichenko

The legendary female sniper, the hero of the battle for Sevastopol and the liberation of Odessa, she was personally invited to the United States by Franklin Roosevelt and spoke to the American people in Chicago. Her phrase entered the story: “Gentlemen, I am twenty-five years old. During the years of the Second World War, I destroyed 309 fascist invaders. Don’t you gentlemen think you’ve been hiding behind my back for too long?” Lyudmila is an example of a Russian woman who changed the male world. She was called the most productive female sniper in world history. nine0003

28. Rosalind Franklin

A potential Nobel laureate, Rosalind has been undeservedly forgotten as a scientist. She worked on DNA analysis with three male colleagues, who eventually received a prestigious award for their developments. None of them mentioned that it was Rosalind who performed the key stage of the work – X-ray diffraction analysis of DNA. Thanks to this, it became possible to isolate the double helix, which contains the genetic information about a person. Nevertheless, the little-known women who changed the world of science occupy a worthy place in the tablets of history. nine0003

29. Billie Jean King

Billie Jean opened the way for women to tennis. Today, she holds the record for the number of victories at the Wimbledon tournament. She founded the World Women’s Tennis Association and actually achieved a certain financial equality with the stronger sex. The woman who changed the rules of the sports world ensured that the prize payouts for female tennis players were identical to those paid to men. It all started with the fact that Billie Jean challenged the first racket of the world (at 1973 it was Bobby Riggs) to prove that women play tennis as well as men. King won by a landslide, ending talk of women not being in tennis.

30. Rachel Carson

American biologist who first drew attention to the harm that pesticides cause to living organisms. Rachel’s book Silent Spring caused an uproar among chemical manufacturers. Many even accused her of “ordering” the text and considered all of Carson’s research to be fabricated.

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