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It’s never too early to start learning smart money management—how to stay within a budget, use credit wisely and make responsible purchases. This issue introduces young money managers to the … Continue reading →

Thanksgiving is the perfect opportunity to share time with family and friends. This issue is a cornucopia of activities that requires a team of two to complete—a clever way to … Continue reading →

Is that a fire-breathing dragon come to life? Don’t worry… it’s just a Komodo Dragon with a yellow tongue that looks like a flame. This lizard from Indonesia is likely … Continue reading →

Learning the traditions and observances of other cultures contributes to compassionate understanding and respect for the diversity in our world. This issue highlights the practices during Hanukkah—a festival of lights … Continue reading →

Holiday celebrations come in different packages with colorful wrappings and traditions that only multiculturalism can bring. Kwanzaa is a non-religious event that honors African-American culture. “Habari Gani” is to Kwanzaa … Continue reading →

Imagine jumping on a horse and riding across rugged terrain to deliver a letter or package. Before the days of air mail, delivery trucks and text messaging, people communicated over … Continue reading →

The Winter Holidays are a special time of peace, caring and sharing good wishes with others. This issue includes original poetry submitted by Kid Scoop readers that centers on the … Continue reading →

What’s your favorite sport? Basketball? Running? Baseball? Football? This issue highlights football and the rich and longstanding history of college “bowl” games. Young readers will learn why these games have … Continue reading →

Imagine being the only child in your first grade classroom because no parents would allow their children to be with you. Hard to imagine? This happened to young Ruby Bridges … Continue reading →

It’s never too early to begin teaching youngsters about basic economics, the importance of spending or saving money wisely, and the significant difference between things we want and things we … Continue reading →