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Currently I am writing for associatedcontent. I am doing really well there and earned over 400 dollars last month with them. I currently write a lot of childrens activities to make my money. I was wondering if any mylotters had any subjects that they can think of to write a childrens article about. Here is a list of the subjects I have already did ( this is going to be a long list!) addition,airplane,albatross,alligator,american flag,anatomy,animal tracks,ant, anthropology,artic,badger,beach,bear,bee,bermuda triangle,bird,black rat snake,boa constrictor,boat,bones,bridge,bubble,butterfly,cactus,camel,car,cardinal,carnation castle,cat,chemistry,chicken,city,clay,composting,constellation,corn snake,crab crawfish,crocodile (same as alligator),daddy long legs,deer,desert,detective, dinosaur,dog,doll dragon dragonfly dung beetle earth egypt (just the big game could do more) electricity elephant energy fashion designer feather fire firefly fireworks first aid fish flamingo fly food party games forensic science fossil fox snakes frog fruit fur garter snake giraffe gold goldfish grass grasshopper hawaii heart hedgehog hippo honey bee horse hot air balloon house human body ice india insects island jellyfish jungle animals kangaroo koala ladybug leaf leafhopper leeches Lewis and Clark lion lizard lost city of Atlantis lung mammal metamorphosis mexico mice/mouse mole monarch mosquito mummy mushroom nut observation skills ocean octopus ostrich outerspace owl parrot peacock photography pig pirate poachers poison ivy polar bear pollination possum prairie praying mantis rabbits raccoon rain rainbow rainforest rat rhinocerose river robot rock scat science experiments seed shapes shark sign language skunk smell snail snake snow snowflake soil solar system spider spy squirrel star starfish sun sunflowers team building tick toad tongue tracks (same as animal tracks) train tulip turtle vision volcano walking stick wasps water water cycle weather weather reporting Wild West wilderness survival wind woodpecker woods worm zebra