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Solar Eclipse

Most days are days and nights are nights. The Sun shines from dawn to dusk until day becomes night again. Animals, plants, and people adjust their wake, sleep, and growth … Continue reading

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The Bunny Buddies’ Puzzles and Punch Lines

Puzzles come in all shapes and sizes, and this springtime issue takes youngsters on a hunt for solutions! The bunny theme invites buddies to collaborate on solving jokes, riddles, rebus … Continue reading

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Goats

Grab a glass of milk, and chances are that milk came from a cow. But goats have also been providing milk for thousands of years. And from goats’ milk, people … Continue reading

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Marie Curie

Next time you need an X-ray in your doctor’s office, give a shout out to a heroic female scientist named Marie Curie. Marie was born over 150 years ago and … Continue reading

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Leprechauns

Top of the mornin’ to all ye Irish lads and lassies! It’s time to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day as seen through the eyes of Ireland’s legendary little people—the leprechauns. This … Continue reading

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Fun With Money

Three friendly frogs are fixed on attending a fabulous spring festival near their forest pond. Finley, Fabian and Fiona Frog have saved their allowance for the big event! Now they … Continue reading

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Oobleck

Ooey gooey oobleck is an intriguing concoction of fun! Is it solid? Is it liquid? It’s both at the same time! Your budding scientist will be captivated by this mixture … Continue reading

African American Newspapers

Jump into the “Kid Scoop Time Machine” and travel back almost 200 years to meet the first African-American journalists. From writers to publishers, meet the men and women who pioneered … Continue reading

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Love Your Body

It’s February, and love is in the air as Valentine’s Day takes center stage among the holidays. Heartfelt messages—accompanied by flowers and boxes of candy—relay good feelings among friends, family … Continue reading

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Groundhog Day

People have known for centuries that animals respond to changes in the weather. Some grow thicker fur in winter and shed in the summer. Some fly to the warmer south … Continue reading

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