Meet the animals that power Santa’s sleigh! | Nightly News: Kids Edition

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Parts of the country are lacking something they’re used to seeing this time of year, snow! We’ll explain why. Then, drone club — we’ll introduce you to some kids who are reaching new heights in Texas! They learn about flying, coding and so much more! Also, reindeer games, we visited a reindeer farm in Michigan to find out everything there is to know about the animals that power Santa’s sleigh! These students in Fort Myers Beach, Florida are celebrating the reopening of their school after it was destroyed by Hurricane Ian. Plus, sweet treat! Our Kids Edition correspondent catches up with the stars of the new movie, “Wonka.”

Parents, are your kids curious about any particular topics in the news? Feel free to send us videos of their questions at NightlyNewsKids@nbcuni.com, and they might be used on a future episode of “Nightly News: Kids Edition.”

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