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Did you know hair and nails are both types of skin? This issue explores a most common characteristic of all cultures and races and emphasizes the biological diversity of life. … Continue reading →

Gravity keeps everything on earth grounded. It’s the reason objects fall downward instead of upward or sideways, and why a ball thrown high in the air will only rise so … Continue reading →

It’s Thanksgiving and time to share the fun. This issue is meant to be shared as young readers compete against each other in friendly games and puzzles with a Thanksgiving … Continue reading →

Fasten your seatbelt. We’re off on a long flight to Africa—land of spectacular sights, geography, plants and animals. Our journey brings us face-to-face with one big member of the primate … Continue reading →

Children will use their brains as they learn about their brains! Understanding the parts of the brain and what they control in the human body, where intelligence is located, and … Continue reading →

Very visible during the holiday season is the reindeer. This issue looks more deeply into the unique features and structures of reindeer that enable them to survive in the coldest … Continue reading →

Winter is a perfect time to observe changing weather patterns. In this issue students will learn how frost forms and conduct a simple experiment to create their own icy surface … Continue reading →

It’s never too early to begin developing healthy fitness habits and learning the importance of exercise and proper nutrition. After reading about champion Olympic speed skater Apolo Anton Ohno, young … Continue reading →

The President’s annual State of the Union address informs the citizens of the world about the health of the United States over the past year. Connecting this to a personal … Continue reading →

Learning about good nutrition and food choices creates healthy lifelong habits. Children will discover the importance of Vitamin C—where to find it, which foods contain lots of it, and what … Continue reading →