This Week in Kid Scoop

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

Halloween How to Draw

Costumes can be expensive. This week’s Kid Scoop page has lots of ideas on how to recycle materials to make fun Halloween costumes with a little creative input. Continue reading →

Electricians

The second in our series on Careers highlight Electricians and how they provide power and light to our homes. Continue reading →

Totem Poles

The ancient art of carving totem poles has long been a tradition about Native Americans especially in the Pacific Northwest. These beautiful carvings are both symbolic and spiritual. Continue reading →

Kidneys

Most of us don’t know much about our kidneys. We have a solution. Continue reading →

The Great Skateboard Debate

The Great Skateboard Debate takes on the question of whether or not skateboarding should be allowed on sidewalks. This week’s Kid Scoop page looks at both sides of the argument. Continue reading →

Plumbers

This week, Kid Scoop starts a new series of pages on different careers. We start with Plumbers. The job of a plumber is in high demand, and one that children know little about. Continue reading →

Why do I have to sleep?

Heath is of primary importance as students go back to school. Getting sufficient sleep is essential. Continue reading →

Tardigrades

Have you ever heard of a tardigrade? They are fascinating creatures but microscopic, so you probably won’t see one any time soon. But you can learn about them here. Continue reading →

Learn About Lemurs

Lemurs all come from Madagascar. There are many different kinds and they are fun to watch. Continue reading →

The Crane Wife

The Crane Wife story is a tale of Japanese folklore, told long ago to teach patience and appreciation. Continue reading →