This Week in Kid Scoop

These “at home” activities connect with the Kid Scoop page published in this week’s newspaper in your area.

Cats

A variety of games here use the famous Dr. Seuss character with his own sense of logic and made-up words. Web Links Cats for KidsHere’s a good basic site that teaches kids all about cats—their history, how to care for … Continue reading →

Questions for a Sleepover

Have some fun with your sleepover friends with a question and answer session. Continue reading →

S’mores

You know how good regular s’mores are. But they’re just the beginning! In this video, discover some tasty twists soon the classic s’mores recipe your family will love! Web Links S’mores CraftHere’s a fun summertime craft: A popsicle stick s’mores … Continue reading →

What Are YOU Waiting For?

In this video, listen to a children’s book about five toys waiting for different things for different reasons. Continue reading →

Can YOU Set a Record?

From silly to serious to just plain fun, there are lots of ways to set a new record. Continue reading →

Sidewalk Games

Five fun games with chalk and a sidewalk. Continue reading →

America 250

In this classic clip, Wakko sings all the names of the state capitols in the United States. Very funny and a great way to memorize the capitols, too! Continue reading →

FIFA World Cup 2026

The FIFA World Cup is one of the biggest sporting events on Earth. This year, the United States, Canada, and Mexico host this incredible soccer tournament. Continue reading →

Seahorses

The clever little seahorse has many special adaptations for survival including eyes that can focus separately with one eye looking forward while the other can look behind. Continue reading →

June Days to Celebrate

In this video, learn all about the Summer Solstice. Continue reading →