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Women Pirates

Ahoy, Matey! Shiver your timbers around this special Kid Scoop issue that explores the intriguing and dangerous world of piracy on the high seas—with a unique twist that spotlights female … Continue reading

The Rainforest

How important are rainforests to the survival of our planet? Young readers will be surprised to learn that 50% of the world’s plant and animal species can be found in … Continue reading

The Bunny Buddies’ Giggle Garden

Bunny Buddies “spring” into action this time of year with seasonal puzzles and challenges to keep you hopping! Meet Bart, Bosco, Bella, and Bayley Bunny who’ve teamed up to welcome … Continue reading

Elections

Teaching children about political parties, elections and positions of candidates helps ensure that future generations will maintain and preserve democratic structures. There’s no better time than a presidential election year … Continue reading

USPS Goes Greener

Whose job is it to keep our planet healthy? Everyone’s, of course! Everyone has an impact on the environment, and everyone is a citizen of the world! In this issue … Continue reading

Micro-loans

Inspiration is the key to turning budding young economists into thriving entrepreneurs. This true story tells how Kojo – a clever boy living in Ghana Africa – turned eggs into … Continue reading

Healthy Farming

Hometown heroes come in all shapes, sizes, and occupations. This issue shines the spotlight on a special farming family well-known in their community for their unusual practices. Meet the Salatin’s … Continue reading

Tornadoes

Learning about the weather is easy – just look out the window each day and talk about what you see! But learning about unusual weather patterns – like tornados – … Continue reading

Waaaay Back to School

Hop on board the Kid Scoop Time Machine and travel back to a schoolhouse in 1870 where students arrived barefoot or on horseback, where the teacher made soup for lunch, … Continue reading

Carving a Dream

Imagine an eye socket so large it could fit four cars inside… or an arm so long 4,000 people could stand on it! Impossible? Not if the head and arm … Continue reading