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Greenland

Why would someone name a country that is almost entirely covered with ice “Greenland?” If you were the Viking, Erik the Red, it was to attract settlers with an inviting … Continue reading →

United Kingdom

Hop on a plane or boat and sail with Kid Scoop to the United Kingdom, the realm of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Solve puzzles to discover famous characters … Continue reading →

Italy

“Ciao” from sunny Italy. Welcome to a charming country shaped like a boot that’s kicking a slice of pizza! A small country with a large place in the world, Italy … Continue reading →

Greece

Among the most famous of the ancient worlds, Greece’s influence has survived the test of time. From democratic forms of government to the Olympic games to architectural design, a trip … Continue reading →

Madagascar

Get ready for an exotic adventure to the 4th largest island in the world! Madagascar, 500 miles off the coast of Africa, broke away from its motherland over 100 million … Continue reading →

Philippines

Fill your backpack with supplies to last as we prepare to tour a nation of over 7,000 islands! The Republic of the Philippines, located in Southeast Asia, is home to … Continue reading →

Thailand

A journey to Thailand will bring a smile to your young traveler’s face in this issue written with the help of Thai children welcoming visitors to their country in Southern … Continue reading →

Argentina

Bank the airplane and head south toward Argentina, a country with cowboys, llamas, fertile plains, sophisticated cities, spectacular waterfalls and towering mountains. From the rugged Andes in the west where … Continue reading →

Mexico

What makes a Mexican jumping bean jump? Who invented piƱatas? Why does the Mexican flag depict a bird eating a snake? Travel to sunny Mexico to find the answers! This … Continue reading →

Hometown Hero: Tamika Catchings

Heroes come in all shapes, sizes, races and genders! In this issue readers will meet a healthy hero interviewed by the winner of Kid Scoop’s Young Journalist award. The Women’s … Continue reading →