This Week in Kid Scoop

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

Counting Money

The best way to teach money literacy is by practice. By clicking and dragging coins and bills students can earn a fish. As they become more adept at counting change, the game increases in difficulty. Continue reading →

Women Breaking Records

In the last 130 years, women have made great strides in their ability to play sports, get and stay fit, and enjoy all the health benefits of sports. As women broke barriers in sports, they opened a world of new freedoms for all women. Continue reading →

The Letter Z

Discover the zaniness of the letter Z. Continue reading →

The Science of the Olympics

A collection of videos that show the science an Olympic athlete needs to know to have an edge and a chance to medal. Continue reading →

Winter Olympics 2026

Meet the Official Mascots of the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games Continue reading →

Lovebirds

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with Lovebirds, the video will help you make a drawing. Continue reading →

Cauliflower

What do you know about cauliflower? Did you know that when white cauliflower is growing and gets exposed to sunlight it can turn green? Learn more fun facts and how you can cook up a yummy cauliflower recipe right from your own kitchen! Continue reading →

Manatees

Rescuing Manatees Since He Was 11! Learn about manatees while watching a real-live rescue of a baby manatee. Continue reading →

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 →