Lighthouses
When hiking at night, people use headlamps or flashlights to show the path. Cars are equipped with bright headlights to make traveling safer on a dark night. But ships and … Continue reading
Giant Trees
Go on a nature walk anywhere, and you’ll likely encounter trees of all shapes, sizes, and varieties. Enormous sequoias and imposing redwoods are giants among trees, and distinguished as the … Continue reading
Mother’s Day Scrapbook
Grab your marking pens, crayons, construction paper and imagination! This interactive issue of Kid Scoop is the perfect Mother’s Day project for little fingers. By following instructions, cutting carefully, and … Continue reading
Working Dogs
Dogs have long been known as a “man’s (or woman’s) best friend”—and for good reason! Friendly and trainable, dogs possess heightened senses of smell and sight that provide services that … Continue reading
Arbor Day
Trees are so important to a healthy planet that they have their own day of honor! Arbor Day comes once a year as a reminder to celebrate all that trees … Continue reading
The Sloth
Ever feel like just hanging around doing nothing at all? Mother Nature has an animal that does just that each and every day! The sloth is a super slow fellow … Continue reading
Census
It’s easy to count the people living in your house, and harder to calculate accurately the total in your neighborhood. Imagine the challenge if you had to count everyone in … Continue reading
Birthstones
You’re precious to those who love and care for you, and the day of your birth is a time to celebrate each year. In addition, your birthday month has a … Continue reading
Women’s Right to Vote
The U.S.A. is almost 250 years old, but women have only had the right to vote for the past 100 years. Why were men only allowed to vote, and how … Continue reading
The Blarney Stone
March brings hints of spring in shades of green—and green is the color to wear when celebrating a certain March holiday. People all over the world honor Ireland on March … Continue reading