What is a fun fact?

A fun fact is a tidbit of interesting or entertaining trivia. People often introduce a fun fact, sometimes in the form of witty and biting observations, with the phrase itself because otherwise how would you know it was a fun fact. Related words: Did you know?

What are amazing facts?

Amazing Facts is a non-profit Seventh-day Adventist evangelistic ministry. Beginning as a radio program dedicated to Christian evangelism, it has expanded into television programming, training, lifestyle, educational, health, prophecy seminars and online Bible study ministries.

What are some interesting Amelia Earhart facts for kids?

Amelia was a tomboy as a child.

Amelia first saw a plane at a county fair.

Ten years later,at a stunt exhibition,a pilot in a little red plane flew low over her head as she and a friend stood on the field.

After high school,she attended Ogontz,a girls’ finishing school in Philadelphia,but left to become a nurse’s aide during World War I.

What are some fun facts for kids?

Some types of Bamboo can grow by a metre in just one day! The bark of the willow tree was the first source of aspirin, the well-known medication used to reduce pain and fever. Popular Science Facts. Science kids human body facts tell us that the human eye has the ability to detect and differentiate over 10 million colours.

What are some Cheetah facts for kids?

When cheetahs are running at top speed,they travel over 20 feet (7 metres) with each stride

Cheetahs are the smallest of the big cats.

Cheetahs can see their prey up to 3 miles away

Cubs weigh around 3.2kg (7lb) when they are born

The cubs are born blind,but they can see after about 12 days

Did You Know fun facts for kids?

St. Valentine wasn’t just one person.

Valentine’s Day has its roots in an ancient Pagan festival. Though some historians believe that Valentine’s Day commemorates the death of St.

In the 1300s,it officially became a holiday associated with love.

Cupid has its roots in Greek mythology.

The first valentine was sent in the 15th century.