These classroom guides, designed to accompany the daily CNN (Cable News Network) Newsroom broadcasts for the month of January, provide program rundowns, suggestions for class activities and discussion, student handouts, and a list of related news terms. Topics include: the first mission to the moon in 25 years, Kenya reelects Daniel Arap Moi to his fifth term as the country's president, entertainer-turned Congressman Sonny Bono dies in skiing accident, a U.S. physicist announces his intention to clone humans to help infertile couples have children, and Mir cosmonauts step into space (January 5-9); the northeastern U.S. and Canada clean up after the worst ice storm in memory, New York and New Jersey argue before the U.S. Supreme Court over which state owns Ellis Island, CBS negotiates an expensive deal to televise NFL games, scientists isolate telomerase, the enzyme they hope to use to fight cancer, and new evidence indicates a deliberate effort to market tobacco to teens (January 12-16); U.S. observes Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday, Cuba prepares for historic visit of Pope John Paul II, a drop in prices makes used cars a favorable alternative, cheers and a warm welcome from Cuban leader Fidel Castro greet Pope John Paul II, and new allegations of wrongdoing brought against U.S. President Clinton (January 19-23); U.S. warns of air strikes on Iraq, spacesuit problems experienced on Mir, President Clinton delivers the State of the Union address, U.S. Secretary of State Albright heads for the Middle East, Shuttle Endeavor and space station Mir part company after completing astronaut exchange, and media coverage of the latest allegations surrounding President Clinton (January 26-30). (SWC)