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Santa Claus is coming to town! He knows if you been naughty or nice and it looks like you re on the naughty list! Uh oh! A bag of coal is awaiting you on

From Old World Christmas, our favorite creator of traditional glass ornaments designed in Germany!

The earliest microscopes were called flea glasses as they were originally used to study small bugs. The first microscope was invented by Hans and Zachari

From Old World Christmas, our favorite creator of traditional glass ornaments designed in Germany!

The Erlenmeyer flask was named after the German scientist who created it back in 1860. This conical flask is great for mixing concoctions, while minimizi

From Old World Christmas, our favorite creator of traditional glass ornaments designed in Germany!

Filled with information, books expand our knowledge and offer new insights. Through literature, books offer inspiration and excitement. They spark imagin

From Old World Christmas, our favorite creator of traditional glass ornaments designed in Germany!

Unicorns are found in storybooks and tall tales from around the world, leading one to wonder if they really do exist. Living deep in the forest and among

From Old World Christmas, our favorite creator of traditional glass ornaments designed in Germany!
Legends of mermaids date back to ancient times. Always lovely, mermaids are human to the waist and have a fish tail below. They have beautiful voices and l

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Blowing and chasing bubbles provides hours of entertainment for the young and old, and is sure to set off an eruption of giggles. Dip the bubble wand, blow and like magic, a bubble appears, floats and pops. It is as much fun to blow the bubbles as pop the

Letters to Santa are mailed from around the world. Jolly Old Saint Nick reads each letter. Making note of wish list items, examining arguments to be on the nice list and notes of thanks, Santa and his team of elves spend all year preparing for Christmas E

A silly sight, tiny feet inside bunny slippers warm toes and hearts. Pink bunny slippers have become a symbol of childhood memories. The soft fur of a rabbit is a natural selection to create slippers. Bunny slippers go the extra mile to make a child s fee

The most known mammoth, woolly wandered the earth during the ice age. During Christmastime, the cold days can feel as if the ice age has returned. Keep an eye out on those bitter cold days for a woolly mammoth to return!

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Sharks have been living in the oceans for 350 million years. They are incredibly sensitive to sounds, scents, and vibrations making them efficient hunters. Sharks help to maintain the balance in fish species without sharks many fish become scarce because

In folklore, a mermaid is an aquatic creature with the head and upper body of a female human and the tail of a fish. Mermaids appear in the folklore of many cultures worldwide, including the Near East, Europe, Asia, and Africa.

From Old World Christmas, our favorite creator of traditional glass ornaments designed in Germany!

What could be better than that childhood favorite a shiny, bright red Fire Truck! Toymakers often turned real-life items into toys for children, so they

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Skateboarding was created by surfers seeking an action sport when waves were flat. The sport s popularity has grown since its advent in the1940s, with sk

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Nothing gets school spirit revved up more than the rousing fight song, performed by the marching band! Whether at a pep rally, half-time show or in a para

From Old World Christmas, our favorite creator of traditional glass ornaments designed in Germany!

The graduation cap is called a mortarboard. Its name comes from its similarity in appearance to a mortarboard used by masons. Despite its goofy name and