Have you ever heard the expression, ‘Butterflies in your stomach’? Do you think that butterflies are really living in your stomach, or does it mean something else? In our article Kids’ Talk, we give you a definition of some of the expressions that are hard to understand but are very commonly used in the English language. Try and use these expressions in your essays as they will make your writings more expressive and interesting to read.

Did you know that our tongue is divided into four taste parts? You taste bitter at the back; sour at the back on the sides, salty at the front sides and sweet at the front. This and more can be found in our article, The Five Senses.

This week we bring you the first IOI-Kids article for this year. It is a very interesting article explaining the forces of the Moon and the Sun which affects the levels of the seas, known as tides. Did you know that the first person to

provide a scientific explanation of tides was

Isaac Newton? Read more about tides in their article.

See you next Thursday

Frances