This Week in Kid Scoop

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

World of Worms

Worms fulfill a very important role in our environment. This week’s Kid Scoop tells you why. Continue reading

What are your 4Rs?

The growing awareness of the need to recycle means that we can all make choices that will help the planet. This week’s Kid Scoop relates the damage done by discarded plastics in the ocean. Continue reading

Dorothy Butler Gilliam

Hard work, perseverance, determination are all among the characteristics of Dorothy Gilliam in her quest to become a reporter. She was the first black woman reporter for The Washington Post. Continue reading

Riddles

Riddles often pose clever and intriguing brain teasers for you to work out the answer. Continue reading

Shamrocks

Wear green and take part in festivities to mark St. Patrick’s Day. Although it began in Ireland, it is now celebrated in countries all around the world. Continue reading

Oil and Water

These things will never combine. Perform a cool experiment to discover what happens when you mix oil and water. Continue reading

Welder

To weld something means to use a flame to join together pieces of metal. It is a skill that is in high demand and the topic of this week’s career page. Continue reading

2022 Winter Olympics

Athletes at the Winter Olympics are not just good sportsmen, they have to know the science of the fall line, gravity, drag, friction and more in order to succeed. Continue reading

Jackie Robinson

Jackie Robinson became the first African American to play in Major League Baseball. He was an all-round athlete; he showed integrity in the face of great opposition and went on to support civil rights. Continue reading

Woodpecker’s Budget Plan

The Acorn Woodpecker stores acorns in the trunks of trees. The parallel lesson is in the importance of budgeting and saving for a larger goal. Continue reading