News For Kids
News For Kids brings you easy stories in English, with Chinese translations to help students and second language learners here in Taiwan!Stories are written and recorded by ICRT correspondents, and uploaded every weekday morning.
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Help Clean Up Taiwan's Beaches Every Day (opens the original)
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Beaches can look beautiful from far away. But when you go closer, maybe you will find trash! You might see bottles, fishing nets, plastic bags, and more. 台灣的海灘很美,但近看卻可能會發現海灘上垃圾很多。 Click HERE for the full transcript!
A Neighborhood for People (opens the original)
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Long ago, a man went to old towns in Europe. He saw the towns were made for people. People walked everywhere. They did not need cars. 很久以前,有一名男子在歐洲小鎮旅遊,發現當地路上沒有汽車,對行人非常友善。 Click HERE for the full transcript!
A Big Job on a Roof (opens the original)
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In one part of New Taipei, people were very worried about a building. They called the city. City workers went to the building. They went up to the top. They looked at the roof. Click HERE for the full transcript!
Time Capsule for a Big Birthday (opens the original)
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The U.S. had a big birthday this summer. It is now two hundred fifty years old! There were lots of parties. Fireworks went off! Cool planes flew in airshows! 今年夏天,美國用煙火,飛行特技等等,盛大慶祝建國250周年! Click HERE for the full transcript!
Yum or Yuck for Cilantro? (opens the original)
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What is small and green and has a strong smell? It is not soap. We do not wash with it. We can eat it. It is cilantro! 香菜有綠色的嫩葉,一小把就可以增添食物的香氣。 Click HERE for the full transcript!
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