World models like Genie 3 create a video that responds to your control inputs, allowing you to explore the simulation as if ...

Picture day at Abbott Elementary turns chaotic in Season 5 Episode 12. Ava’s forgetfulness and the teachers’ frantic scramble create hilarious, unforgettable moments.

The Indiana DNR Division of Forestry's 5th Grade Arbor Day Poster Contest returns for 2025-26 with new prizes. Winners will ...

JANESVILLE — What began as a classroom lesson on the realities of military service has transformed into a community-wide fundraising effort at Kennedy Elementary School, where fifth-grade students are ...

Students at Monterey Road Elementary School in Atascadero brought historic figures back to life on Friday during the school's annual Living Wax Museum event. For the past six weeks, fifth-grade ...

On Dec. 6, 68 robotics teams gathered at Henry Ford II High School in Sterling Heights for one of Michigan’s largest regional LEGO robotics competitions. The tournament looked and felt like a ...

PCWorld explores ChatGPT’s image generation capabilities, covering prompt techniques, editing features, and the new Gallery for organizing GPT-4o images. Effective AI image creation requires clear, ...

Russell Sage College President Matthew Shaftel asked students what they want to do to make the world better and got an immediate answer. “I want to end world hunger. I’m going to end world hunger,” ...

From colorful turkeys to sturdy toothpick tables to seaworthy foil vessels, the students in Miss Higgs’ fifth-grade class at Freeland Elementary put their engineering minds to work. Students worked to ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Local 5th graders are proving that you’re never too young to make a difference. This week, students at Field Elementary organized a cereal drive for Dare to Care Food Bank — ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - A group of fifth graders at Bowen Elementary School decided to create an outreach program to help fellow classmates. The students at Bowen are known as the Bowen Bees, so they ...

Concord Christian fifth-grader Caden Goedecke had never picked up a pool cue before. He took some words of advice from Capital City Billiards’s Jeff Burnham, looked down the tip of the cue and aimed ...