Introducing The Week Junior! It’s filled with fascinating stories and facts, written to engage children and encourage them to explore and understand the world around them. Every week, The Week Junior reports on an array of topics from around the globe, including animals and nature, science and technology, as well as sports, books, movies, and more!
Agreement reached in Middle East
Egypt’s role
Celebrations for Diwali to begin
IT’S AN AMAZING WEEK FOR…
Nobel Peace Prize is awarded
California takes action on school meals
Best school lunches
WORD OF THE WEEK
THE WEEK IN HISTORY
Tuskegee Airman remembered
Report on kids’ technology use
Team Barbie honors rugby stars
MacArthur “genius” grants announced
Around the world
Has Halloween gotten too scary? • Some people love the spooky season, but others feel it has gotten out of hand.
Believing in poetry • Arthur Sze is making history in his new role for the nation.
A top stone skimmer
Telling magical tales
OVERHEARD
A guide to octopus movement
Cute deep-sea fish found
PLACE OF THE WEEK
Big bats have a cuddly side
Good week / Bad week
Animal of the week • Asian golden cat
“How do spiders make their webs?” • Riley, 7, Pennsylvania
A glowing sight on a spooky night • For generations, jack-o’-lanterns have been lighting the way on Halloween.
Pumpkin traditions
A stethoscope that uses AI
Inventing the stethoscope
Scientists create plants that glow like lights
Spiky, armored dinosaur discovered
A printer that makes edible art
Photos of the week
Aces win third WNBA title
3x3 league grows
THIS WEEK’S WINNERS…
NHL regular season begins
COACH OF THE WEEK
Audrey Crowley
Indigenous Australian art exhibit • The National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, is hosting a groundbreaking show that will eventually travel across the US.
3 works in the exhibition
Bad Bunny to perform at Super Bowl
READER RECOMMENDS
THIS WEEK’S WATCH LIST
A Lego game to play with friends
PODCAST OF THE WEEK
GAME OF THE WEEK
WEBSITE OF THE WEEK
The House Next Door
READER RECOMMENDS
Ellen Oh • We spoke to the author of the Book of the Week.
4 spooky books to enjoy for Halloween • These chilling tales by popular authors are full of adventure and fun.
Have the best Halloween ever • Try these ideas, recipes, and a fun craft to celebrate the holiday in a big way!
Puzzles
That’s unbelievable!
Editor’s note
Kids in Need Foundation
A rock-solid fundraiser
Your five good deeds
YOUR PHOTOS
Teacher OF THE WEEK
How much of this week’s news can you remember?
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