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What would we do without teachers? They care for kids every day in every way. Beyond providing instruction in reading, writing, arithmetic, history, science, art, music, physical education, foreign languages, … Continue reading →

What’s so ATTRACT-ive about magnets? This dull gray metal mass can pull you into a world of scientific wonder. Both mysterious and entertaining, magnets naturally generate questions. Where did they … Continue reading →

Hop on over an join the Bunny Buddies who’ve brought heaps of laughter for Easter and Spring! Jammed in their holiday baskets are jokes, riddles, puzzles, and games to prepare … Continue reading →

One thing children around the world share in common is the planet they call home. Earth is especially suitable to support life, and that makes it a happy place no … Continue reading →

Camels are famous survivors able to thrive in harsh desert environments. Thousands of evolutionary years have enabled these sturdy creatures to adapt to hot, dry, sandy climates. This issue spotlights … Continue reading →

Fact checking is more important now than ever! With information readily available on the internet, it’s critical to understand the difference between facts and opinions. This issue serves up some … Continue reading →

Budding astronomers will hop onboard the Kid Scoop rocket ship and head to the moon. As our nearest orbiting body, the moon appears to grow, shrink, light up, disappear, and … Continue reading →

Get ready to join Dr. Jane Goodall on an expedition to Africa to live among chimpanzees. As a girl, Jane surrounded herself with books that inspired a dream career to … Continue reading →

As the highest office in the land and a leadership position recognized worldwide, our American presidents have brought a range of talent, skills, ideas, personal preferences and lasting impact on … Continue reading →

Hearts abound in this issue full of Valentine’s Day crafts to share with friends and family. A heart can be the body of a “hearty mouse,” a love bug and … Continue reading →