KoKo NYC

It might be titled “Soap Box Summer Workshop,” but the whole goal of the camp is to get kids to think outside of the box. What seemed like an ordinary piece of metal, or an item that could be thrown away might actually be the part that’s required to build a car to compete in the Derby. Kids will work together to build their masterpiece, and compete in the big race at the end of the summer.

At this place campers can ________________.

Tower Bridge

Tower Bridge is one of London’s most famous landmarks – but how much do you know about this architectural oddity?

In 1876, the City of London Corporation held a competition for the design of a new bridge to help Londoners travel between the two sides of the Thames. Over 50 designs were submitted but none was approved until 1884. Then they finally picked the design by architect Sir Horace Jones, (17) _______.

When Tower Bridge first opened, it used to be powered by coal burning steam engines, but these were replaced by a combination of electricity and oil in the 1970s.

The two high level walkways were designed (18) _______ when it was open. The walkways weren’t really used that much and were closed in 1910, (19) _______.

Tower Bridge once opened… with a bus on it. In 1952, bus 78 was making its regular trip across the bridge (20) _______. It turned out Tower Bridge was doing what it’s best-known for – starting to open, but with the bus on it. The driver had to put his foot to the floor, and make the bus leap over the opening gap. He made it to the other side without injuring anybody, (21) _______.

In 1951, Frank Miller flew a plane through Tower Bridge (22) _______. Interestingly, in 1912, another Frank flew his biplane through the bridge, but his reason wasn’t as amusing as it was a serious emergency.

Tower Bridge

Tower Bridge is one of London’s most famous landmarks – but how much do you know about this architectural oddity?

In 1876, the City of London Corporation held a competition for the design of a new bridge to help Londoners travel between the two sides of the Thames. Over 50 designs were submitted but none was approved until 1884. Then they finally picked the design by architect Sir Horace Jones, (17) _______.

When Tower Bridge first opened, it used to be powered by coal burning steam engines, but these were replaced by a combination of electricity and oil in the 1970s.

The two high level walkways were designed (18) _______ when it was open. The walkways weren’t really used that much and were closed in 1910, (19) _______.

Tower Bridge once opened… with a bus on it. In 1952, bus 78 was making its regular trip across the bridge (20) _______. It turned out Tower Bridge was doing what it’s best-known for – starting to open, but with the bus on it. The driver had to put his foot to the floor, and make the bus leap over the opening gap. He made it to the other side without injuring anybody, (21) _______.

In 1951, Frank Miller flew a plane through Tower Bridge (22) _______. Interestingly, in 1912, another Frank flew his biplane through the bridge, but his reason wasn’t as amusing as it was a serious emergency.

Tower Bridge

Tower Bridge is one of London’s most famous landmarks – but how much do you know about this architectural oddity?

In 1876, the City of London Corporation held a competition for the design of a new bridge to help Londoners travel between the two sides of the Thames. Over 50 designs were submitted but none was approved until 1884. Then they finally picked the design by architect Sir Horace Jones, (17) _______.

When Tower Bridge first opened, it used to be powered by coal burning steam engines, but these were replaced by a combination of electricity and oil in the 1970s.

The two high level walkways were designed (18) _______ when it was open. The walkways weren’t really used that much and were closed in 1910, (19) _______.

Tower Bridge once opened… with a bus on it. In 1952, bus 78 was making its regular trip across the bridge (20) _______. It turned out Tower Bridge was doing what it’s best-known for – starting to open, but with the bus on it. The driver had to put his foot to the floor, and make the bus leap over the opening gap. He made it to the other side without injuring anybody, (21) _______.

In 1951, Frank Miller flew a plane through Tower Bridge (22) _______. Interestingly, in 1912, another Frank flew his biplane through the bridge, but his reason wasn’t as amusing as it was a serious emergency.

Tower Bridge

Tower Bridge is one of London’s most famous landmarks – but how much do you know about this architectural oddity?

In 1876, the City of London Corporation held a competition for the design of a new bridge to help Londoners travel between the two sides of the Thames. Over 50 designs were submitted but none was approved until 1884. Then they finally picked the design by architect Sir Horace Jones, (17) _______.

When Tower Bridge first opened, it used to be powered by coal burning steam engines, but these were replaced by a combination of electricity and oil in the 1970s.

The two high level walkways were designed (18) _______ when it was open. The walkways weren’t really used that much and were closed in 1910, (19) _______.

Tower Bridge once opened… with a bus on it. In 1952, bus 78 was making its regular trip across the bridge (20) _______. It turned out Tower Bridge was doing what it’s best-known for – starting to open, but with the bus on it. The driver had to put his foot to the floor, and make the bus leap over the opening gap. He made it to the other side without injuring anybody, (21) _______.

In 1951, Frank Miller flew a plane through Tower Bridge (22) _______. Interestingly, in 1912, another Frank flew his biplane through the bridge, but his reason wasn’t as amusing as it was a serious emergency.

Tower Bridge

Tower Bridge is one of London’s most famous landmarks – but how much do you know about this architectural oddity?

In 1876, the City of London Corporation held a competition for the design of a new bridge to help Londoners travel between the two sides of the Thames. Over 50 designs were submitted but none was approved until 1884. Then they finally picked the design by architect Sir Horace Jones, (17) _______.

When Tower Bridge first opened, it used to be powered by coal burning steam engines, but these were replaced by a combination of electricity and oil in the 1970s.

The two high level walkways were designed (18) _______ when it was open. The walkways weren’t really used that much and were closed in 1910, (19) _______.

Tower Bridge once opened… with a bus on it. In 1952, bus 78 was making its regular trip across the bridge (20) _______. It turned out Tower Bridge was doing what it’s best-known for – starting to open, but with the bus on it. The driver had to put his foot to the floor, and make the bus leap over the opening gap. He made it to the other side without injuring anybody, (21) _______.

In 1951, Frank Miller flew a plane through Tower Bridge (22) _______. Interestingly, in 1912, another Frank flew his biplane through the bridge, but his reason wasn’t as amusing as it was a serious emergency.

Tower Bridge

Tower Bridge is one of London’s most famous landmarks – but how much do you know about this architectural oddity?

In 1876, the City of London Corporation held a competition for the design of a new bridge to help Londoners travel between the two sides of the Thames. Over 50 designs were submitted but none was approved until 1884. Then they finally picked the design by architect Sir Horace Jones, (17) _______.

When Tower Bridge first opened, it used to be powered by coal burning steam engines, but these were replaced by a combination of electricity and oil in the 1970s.

The two high level walkways were designed (18) _______ when it was open. The walkways weren’t really used that much and were closed in 1910, (19) _______.

Tower Bridge once opened… with a bus on it. In 1952, bus 78 was making its regular trip across the bridge (20) _______. It turned out Tower Bridge was doing what it’s best-known for – starting to open, but with the bus on it. The driver had to put his foot to the floor, and make the bus leap over the opening gap. He made it to the other side without injuring anybody, (21) _______.

In 1951, Frank Miller flew a plane through Tower Bridge (22) _______. Interestingly, in 1912, another Frank flew his biplane through the bridge, but his reason wasn’t as amusing as it was a serious emergency.

Seven-Day Training Routine

Kelly Ripa has been a fresh face on our morning TV screens for the (23) _________ 13 years. This mother of three children answers a daily 6 a.m. (24) _________ call to get her family and career up and moving. After making breakfast for her kids and dropping them off at school, Ripa heads to the studio. After the show, she heads to the gym for one of her daily high intensity (25) _________. Ripa believes exercise is important to (26) _________ her head, while keeping her heart strong. Her training (27) _________ yoga, dance and running. Kelly credits much of her energy and success to her daily training routine.

Seven-Day Training Routine

Kelly Ripa has been a fresh face on our morning TV screens for the (23) _________ 13 years. This mother of three children answers a daily 6 a.m. (24) _________ call to get her family and career up and moving. After making breakfast for her kids and dropping them off at school, Ripa heads to the studio. After the show, she heads to the gym for one of her daily high intensity (25) _________. Ripa believes exercise is important to (26) _________ her head, while keeping her heart strong. Her training (27) _________ yoga, dance and running. Kelly credits much of her energy and success to her daily training routine.