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Big News: You did it! You helped us cross a huge milestone this week by surpassing 1,000 users! That means there are more than a thousand educators across North America (and beyond) using Goodable in the Classroom to keep their classrooms positive and inspired. We started Goodable in the Classroom as a way to counteract the negativity on students' newsfeeds. We're humbled that so many of you believe in us 🤗.

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Dolphins and Humans Work Together to Catch Fish in Brazil

A fishing community in southern Brazil has an unusual ally: wild dolphins. They've been working together for centuries, but scientists never knew how it actually worked until now. 📺WATCH THE STORY HERE

Western Monarch Butterflies Bounce Back

Good news for butterfly lovers! The western monarch butterfly population is soaring to new heights, reaching its highest numbers in the last 23 years. Here's how they did it.

"Popping Off to Sleep": Bedtime Music Isn't What You Might Think

A new study in Denmark found that upbeat pop music could be more effective in helping people fall asleep than slow, background music. Here's the science behind the study.

She Didn't Speak Until She was Six - Now She's Helping Run the Family Business

Jordyn Moore was born with autism and verbal apraxia. She didn't speak until she was six years old. Now she's gaining confidence and success with her own business. Check out her amazing story.📺WATCH HER INSPIRING STORY HERE

Europe Hits a Major Green Milestone

Great news for the environment! Wind and solar delivered more power to Europe than fossil gas for the first time ever. Here's how Europe is aiming to lead the way toward a carbon emissions-free future.

Goodable Trivia Question of the WeekWhat do dolphins eat? A: Fish and squid?B: Fish, squid and crustaceans?C: Fish and seagrass?D: Fish

B: Fish, squid and crustaceans. Though they have teeth, dolphins swallow their prey without chewing. Smaller fish are swallowed whole. An adult dolphin will eat about 5 percent of its body weight in food every day.

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