This Week in Kid Scoop

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

Save for a Rainy Day

Saving money for a future event is a good idea. Sometimes you should put something aside for a time when you might need it. It’s called “Saving for a Rainy Day.” Continue reading

Luck o’ the Irish

Don’t tread on that spider—it might be lucky! Enjoy St Patrick’s Day and discover what’s considered lucky and what is not. Continue reading

Maya Angelou

Learn how Maya Angelou triumphed over adversity by immersing herself in a variety of art forms and civil rights activism. Continue reading

Yoga

Not only is yoga fun, especially when you can pose like an animal, it’s good for your mind and body and you can also do it at home. Continue reading

Mary Ann Shadd

We celebrate Black History month with a feature on a true pioneer. Mary Ann Shadd was a teacher, an activist, an abolitionist, a newspaper publisher and a lawyer. Continue reading

Clouds

Clouds come in many different shapes and sizes and it’s fun to spot creatures and faces in the clouds. This week’s Kid Scoop page is all about Clouds. Continue reading

Valentine’s at Home

Although we may not be able to get together, we can share some fun and celebrate this day. Continue reading

Visit Zoos and Museums Virtually During COVID

During this challenging time, places like zoos are struggling to find the resources to stay afloat. Here are some ways for you to connect with zoos. Continue reading

David Wiesner

David Wiesner has illustrated more than 20 award-winning books and has won the Caldecott Medal three times. This week’s Kid Scoop page features an interview with David Wiesner. Continue reading

Presidential Inauguration

The inauguration of Joe Biden takes place on January 20th, 2021. Discover more about the inauguration traditions that take place when a new president takes office. Continue reading