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Just So Stories
Rudyard Kipling’s explanations of animal characteristics are always imaginative. The tale this week tells of how the camel got its hump. Continue reading
Extreme Butterfly Facts
The Monarch butterfly makes an incredible journey twice a year. Continue reading
The Tiger’s Stripes
Watch and enjoy this folktale from Vietnam that comes up with an idea of how tiger got stripes. Continue reading
How Bear Lost His Tale
Some tall tales are adapted throughout the world and adopted by different cultures. How the bear lost its tail is one such. Continue reading
Summer Activities
After more than a year when we’ve all been cooped up inside, it’s time to get up and get outside and have some summer fun. Kid Scoop has lots of fresh ideas for outdoor activities this summer. Continue reading
Shop Local
Shopping locally makes sense in so many ways—from supporting your local businesses to reducing your carbon footprint. Continue reading
Pecos Bill
America’s most beloved cowboy, Pecos Bill, provides a hilarious introduction to the charm of Tall Tales. Continue reading
Hidden Sugar
Discovering that sugar can be hidden in everyday beverages and learning to read nutrition labels can set your growing food detective on a healthier lifetime path. Continue reading
Food Chain
Food chains and web webs are found in all our nature communities. Continue reading
Adam Rubin
Dragons and tacos make a phenomenal combination that children love. This week, a kindergarten class came up with some interesting questions for the author, Adam Rubin. Continue reading
