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The 2018 Winter Olympics games set the stage for a wonderful world of learning. Students can grow their knowledge of geography, cultural practices, meaning of symbols, content vocabulary, and traditions … Continue reading →

Something special is happening in Pyeong Chang, South Korea in February this year. Over 2,500 of the world’s best athletes representing almost 90 countries will be gathering to compete in … Continue reading →

Kids have BIG feelings, little feelings and everything in between. Here’s a topic that will help children understand that the many different ways they feel are all part of being … Continue reading →

Friends come in all shapes, ages, sizes, colors, gender—and species! This issue describes how two very different animals came to be best pals. Terrible circumstances brought them together to the … Continue reading →

Our planet is sometimes called “Mother Earth” because—like all mothers—she provides nourishment, comfort, care and support. But to keep our planet healthy, productive and strong we need to do our … Continue reading →

Excited elves in your family or classroom will delight in hunting for the objects Santa needs to keep his workshop humming! From tracking down a dozen paint brushes to discovering … Continue reading →

Gather the powdered sugar and candy canes, its time tp build your very own gingerbread house. Using crackers and assorted Christmas candy, enjoy recreating one of our designs or invent … Continue reading →

Isn’t all “space” open? Not when people fill that space with houses, factories or roads. Open space—land where nothing can be built—protects nature from damage and provides a chance to … Continue reading →

Join Thrifty and Fritter as they travel to the mall for some holiday shopping. While Fritter “shops with his eyes” and wants to buy everything he sees, Thrifty cautions him … Continue reading →

The holidays are a gathering time for families and friends. Be prepared for the little ones with crafty ideas in this special Thanksgiving issue. Using everyday items found around your … Continue reading →