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Bebe and Bart Bunny invite you to gather crayons, markers, and paper to join them for a doodle and drawing session! Unlock your imagination and creativity as you turn squiggly … Continue reading →

Kids are sure to have financial ups and downs in their lives, and what better way to learn money management than to begin a simple savings plan! Saving when times … Continue reading →

What does it mean to be lucky or unlucky? Can you make luck happen or avoid bad luck by doing or saying certain things? People all over the world have … Continue reading →

Animals are the inspiration for getting into shape with this issue that introduces young readers to the ancient practice of yoga. By observing cats, dogs, and cobras, yoga teachers developed … Continue reading →

Black History Month in February provides an opportunity for all Americans to learn about inspirational heroes of color. Mary Ann Shadd is one such hero who accomplished impressive feats during … Continue reading →

Clouds bobble and blow cross the sky forming nature’s designs that look like objects found in solid form on earth. Floating by on a lazy spring day, clouds can entertain … Continue reading →

The heart takes center stage in February, and Valentine’s Day Is the perfect opportunity to learn about this vital human organ. A Valentine wish with a fruity “heartfelt” message shows … Continue reading →

Giving back to your community can—and should—include people of all ages! Meet six-year-old Andy of Castro Valley, California, who raised a staggering amount of money to help save the Oakland … Continue reading →

Meet David Wiesner—award winning illustrator and author of children’s books. The questions for this virtual interview were created by book-loving students at Bahia Elementary School in San Rafael, California. Mr. … Continue reading →

After candidates win elections, they usually participate in a special ceremony to welcome them into their new position. When the winner is stepping into the role of President of the … Continue reading →