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Z may be the last letter of the alphabet, but it’s number one in this issue devoted to all things Z! From zebras to zoos to zucchini, you’ll zigzag through … Continue reading →

Meet Tina and Milo—two friendly sloats who can’t wait to be your guides! They’re the official mascots of the 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, happening in Italy from February … Continue reading →

Get ready to crunch, read, and explore—this issue introduces the super-cool (and super-tasty!) world of cauliflower, a flavorful member of the broccoli family. By following simple written directions to transform … Continue reading →

“EEK! It’s a mouse!” This issue reveals less-scary and more fascinating facts about mice, rats, and other rodents. These curious nighttime critters—whose teeth never stop growing—have special family names for … Continue reading →

Next time you bite into a crunchy, gooey, or silky chocolate bar, know you’re tasting ingredients from around the world! Combining cocoa, vanilla, and sugar sounds like a simple recipe. … Continue reading →

Thanksgiving Day—or any gathering of relatives—is a perfect opportunity to chronicle family history. Aunts, uncles, grandparents, and cousins will be thankful for your interest in their past and will delight … Continue reading →

Kid Scoop Superhero Wonder Wedge works without worry, whispering words of wisdom while wiggling a wonderful wedge. The wedge is a handy tool designed with sloped sides that hold things … Continue reading →

Getting through the ups and downs of life is more easily navigated if kids have supportive friends, neighbors, and adults cheering them on! Knowing that you “matter”—and can make a … Continue reading →

Edgar and Edith are cooking up some cool, ghoulish, and crazy science in their Halloween laboratory. With a little preparation and items mostly found in your kitchen, you can create … Continue reading →

Welcome to a garden that grows trees of a distinctly different kind. These bear no food, provide no shade, and don’t replace oxygen in the atmosphere. Our “Family Trees” help … Continue reading →