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The Science of Baseball

Batter Up! It’s time to step into the box, take a few practice swings and gear up for a big hit. This issue shines the spotlight on the physics behind … Continue reading →

Laughter Around the World

Here’s an issue that’s guaranteed to make you giggle and giggling has many benefits. It helps sick people heal, uses fewer muscles than frowning and makes everyone feel good! From … Continue reading →

Fun With Junk

Think twice next time before throwing away containers, newspaper, bubble wrap, shoeboxes or plastic bags—there’s fun in those throwaways and recyclables. How about a nice competitive game of Newspaper Polo … Continue reading →

Blood

Everyone has it. Everyone needs it and no one can live without it. But what IS it? This issue explores the life sustaining liquid that makes up about 7% of … Continue reading →

Fitness Fun

It’s time to get up and move! Exercise can be done indoors, outdoors and during any season! It’s a good thing, too, because exercise makes your muscles—including your heart—stronger, keeps … Continue reading →

The World Cup

FI-FA-fo-fum could be the rallying cry of the giant in Jack and the Beanstalk—but FIFA stands for Fédération International de Football Association that oversees a GIANT of a sport—soccer! And … Continue reading →

Create a Time Capsule

What’s your place in space? How different are you now from what you were two years ago? What will you be like two years from now? Capture the story of … Continue reading →

Author! Author!

Children love listening to stories, and as soon as they learn to read, they dive into the imaginative world of children’s literature. Soon they become inspired to write their own … Continue reading →

Natural Fun

Step outdoors for the “Creativity Challenge” and turn your backyard into an art studio! What can you do with nature’s weeds, seeds and flowers? Plenty! Follow ideas in this issue … Continue reading →

Blooming Creative

Nothing motivates children to eat their vegetables more than growing their own. In this edition students read about amazing colossal vegetables including a 19 pound carrot. Instructions on making their … Continue reading →