Week of March 3
Leprechauns
We “found” a leprechaun to answer our questions about mysterious leprechauns. All we could see were his lips and sunglasses. Read the scoop on this week’s Kid Scoop page.
Week of March 10
Women’s History Month: Meet Marie Curie
Marie Curie did not leave science to the men. Instead, the Polish scientist’s work led to the discovery of two new chemical elements to establish the term ‘radioactivity.’ She discovered that radiology could help to cure cancer. And these are just a couple of the way she changed the world.
Week of March 17
Goats
Want to get on a goat’s good side? Start with smiling! Goats are able to differentiate between happy and unhappy human faces. And they have been found to prefer happy faces! This week, Kid Scoop explores this and more fun facts about goats!
Week of March 24
Celebrate Easter with the Bunny Buddies
This puzzle page with a spring theme is a perfect page to do with a buddy. Partner younger students with students a little older and do Kid Scoop together!
Week of March 31
Total Eclipse of the Sun
A total eclipse of the sun will occur on April 8, 2024. This will cause parts of the world to have the darkness of night in the daytime. Why does this happen? Kid Scoop gets the scoop!
Week of April 7
How does food get to you?
This week we get the scoop on agriculture and the way certain foods get grown, cared for, transported and to your table.
Week of April 14
The Importance of Clean Water
Clean water is important for people all over the world. However, in some parts of the world it is hard to find. This week we look at the ways Rotary International is helping to make sure everyone in the world has access to clean water.
Week of April 21
What’s Gnu?
A Gnu is an African animal and will be the subject of Kid Scoop this week. Learn fun facts about this fascinating animal including that its annual migration is regarded as the largest animal migration on Earth.
Week of April 28
Financial Literacy: Money Decisions
Kevin and Emma are trying to decide what to buy with their hard-earned money. This week, Kid Scoop readers learn about the decision they are facing and discuss how to help.