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The Story of Martin Luther King, Jr.
Kid President gives a speech explaining the importance of treating each other as equals in the way Dr. King addressed in his “I have a dream” speech. Continue reading
The Tortoise and the Hare
Aesop’s Fables often teach a lesson. In the Tortoise and the Hare tale we learn that why the hare isn’t always the fastest animal in the forest. Continue reading
Bowl Games You Can Play at Home
Nine blowing games you can play at home with paper cups and a ball. Continue reading
Elf Entertainment
Write to Santa, Make a Cookie, Hot Cocoa Stand, Light the Tree—there’s online games galore at the Santa’s North Pole page. Continue reading
The Mouse King
The Mouse King is one of the characters in the holiday ballet The Nutcracker. Learn more about both! Continue reading
Budgeting for the Holidays
It is an important life skill to learn how to make decisions about money. This week’s Kid Scoop has some guiding principles. Continue reading
How did people discover chocolate?
The Aztecs believed it was a gift from their god, called Quetzalcoatl. Listen to the book “Blue Frog, The Legend of Chocolate” by Dianne De Las Casas, read aloud by Rene Nolte. Continue reading
Draw a Turkey
Draw a Turkey with Kid Scoop Artist, Jeff Schinkel! Continue reading
Funny Flyers
Wait until you see just how adorable this flying squirrel is—and how far it can glide! Continue reading
Wedges
Do you know what a wedge is? Or what makes one? Get answers to these, and many more questions and understand how important this simple machine is to us. Continue reading
