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It’s All Right to Cry

We cry when we’re happy, sad, frustrated or scared. We cry for joy, cry in pain, and sometimes cry for no reason at all! By why cry? Crying produces big … Continue reading →

A Dinosaur Named Sue

Meet Sue the T-Rex! Over 30 years ago, a fossil hunter discovered the nearly complete fossilized remains of a dinosaur that once roamed what is now South Dakota. Buried deep … Continue reading →

Wants and Needs

Hoping to get the latest video game, a new pair of skates, or that trendy new yo-yo you just can’t live without? Odds are you CAN live without them! While … Continue reading →

Smile Power

A smile is a universal welcome mat and a powerful way to connect to others. A warm grin invites friendship and signals good will in any language. This issue takes … Continue reading →

Ostriches

Which fine feathered fellow of the animal kingdom stands a full yard taller than the average male human, weights over 300 pounds when fully frown, has wings but does not … Continue reading →

Seaweed

Seaweed—a wiggly wriggly green plant living and growing underwater—may be just what’s needed to make big changes above water. Scientists believe seaweed could even help slow down climate change! This … Continue reading →

Kindness

Kindness makes our homes, classrooms, neighborhoods and communities better places to live and play. A little kindness can make your day—and someone else’s day—a lot better! This issue explores kindness … Continue reading →

Summer Cents

Entrepreneurs with summer time on their hands will cash in on this issue that guides in setting up a lemonade stand. Follow three simple steps to develop a business plan, … Continue reading →

FIFA Women’s World Cup

Nothing captures the attention of sports lovers around the world more than an international competition. Next on the docket is the FIFA Women’s World Cup—an exciting soccer event that occurs … Continue reading →

Cool Science

Hot summer days keeping you inside? This cool experiment will help you chill out and sharpen your science skills. Using simple objects found around the house, you’ll discover how and … Continue reading →