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Britannica Kids

Britannica’s new platform provides content designed and written specifically for early learners.

Creating a more engaging and fun learning experience for students, the activities in Britannica Fundamentals align with the content areas children learn in the classroom. From language and literacy to geography and mathematics, Britannica Fundamentals supports classroom curriculum while also building digital literacy.

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In most countries, the capital is the headquarters of the national government.

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People who think of new machines or ways of doing things are known as inventors.

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Sea Otters’ Tool Use May Date Back Thousands or Even Millions of Years

Otters have been teaching each other the tricks of the trade for much longer than we thought.

See also: otter, mammal

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Madiba

In 1918 South African Black nationalist Nelson Mandela was born. His imprisonment (1962–90) and ascent to the presidency (1994–99) symbolized the aspirations of his country’s Black majority.

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