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Check Out “Little Green Steps”

Play games and learn to reduce waste at the new Little Green Steps web site!

Kids and parents can find out how taking “Little Green Steps” can help keep waste out of landfills. Visit kcptkids.org/littlegreensteps to play games, watch videos and even make your own video about easy ways to reduce waste!

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Explore the Outdoors!

Ironwoods Park in Leawood, KS is hosting a Family Fun Walk on April 28th from 10am to 5pm.

Explore the outdoors this spring with a visit to a local park! As part of the nation-wide PBS Kids Explore the Outdoors campaign, Ironwoods Park in Leawood, KS will be hosting a Self-Guided Scavenger Hunt. on Saturday, April 28th from 10am to 5pm.

Stop by the Prairie Oak Nature Center in Ironwood Park to pick-up a map and instructions for a special wildlife scavenger hunt. In addition to the Nature Center, a children’s playground and trails, the park includes the Historic Oxford School House, which will be open from 11am – 2pm.

Make tracks to pbsparents.org/outdoors and see how you can make any day a PBS KIDS day in the park.

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Under the Sea: Kansas City’s SEA LIFE Aquarium

KCPT partnered with the new SEA LIFE Aquarium on a journalism contest where we invited high school broadcasting students to cover the arrival of the fish to their new home in Kansas City. The Local Show proudly presents the winning entry from Park Hill South High School.

Five thousand sea creatures, including sharks and stingrays, are finding a new home in Kansas City, as the new $15 million SEA LIFE Aquarium finally opens its doors tomorrow at Crown Center. There are 30 display tanks including a massive ocean tank with a walk through underwater tunnel where visitors are surrounded by fish and sharks. A Legoland Discovery Center is being built next door, but that won’t open for a few more weeks.

KCPT partnered with the new SEA LIFE Aquarium on a journalism contest where we invited high school broadcasting students to cover the arrival of the fish to their new home in Kansas City. Using the theme “The Fish Are Coming,” ten high school teams put together a two minute news account about the sea creatures arriving at the aquarium.

The winning high school team would have their report featured on The Local Show and we are pleased to announce the winner is…Park Hill South High School.

Winners of the SEA LIFE Kansas City Aquarium and KCPT Video Journalism Contest: Park Hill South High School and the reporting team of Sung Huh, Jacob Orlowski and Raymond Hadlock. Congratulations!

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Take “Little Green Steps” to Waste Less!

There are lots of ways to keep stuff out of landfills! Learn what Little Green Steps you can take for a healthier planet.

Watch videos, play games and download activities at the Little Green Steps web site!

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