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Week of May 5

Mother’s Day Coupon Book

This week, Kid Scoop gets the scoop on Mother’s Day. Check out the Writing Prompt—can your students write a “Help Wanted” ad for the perfect mother? Check out the Classified Ads in the newspaper for ideas on how they are written.

Week of May 12

Get Caught Reading

It is proven that the more a person reads, the better they read. This week, Kid Scoop readers can explore fun places to read and come up with ideas on where and how to “get caught reading!” This annual effort is designed to help children get caught up in a world of reading.

Week of May 19

Memorial Day

Memorial Day is a day to be thankful for people who have served to protect America in the military. It is also a day to remember loved ones we have lost. This week, Kid Scoop looks at the ways and reasons people celebrate Memorial Day.

Week of May 26

Hand Shadows

Looking for something fun to do? Make hand shadows! This week, Kid Scoop provides tips on how to make fun and interesting shadow pictures with your hands and a source of light.

Week of June 2

Take a Banana to the Beach

Why take a banana to the beach? At the beach, a banana can be more than a snack. It can teach you about a group of animals called echinoderms! This week, Kid Scoop shows you how!

Week of June 9

What’s black and white and FUN all over?

The newspaper! This week, Kid Scoop shows readers how to make a hammock with a newspaper. A perfect Father’s Day project. The page has more fun ways to enjoy your newspaper.

Week of June 16

Fancy Web Work

Different spiders weave different kinds of webs. Some spiders don’t weave webs at all. This week, Kid Scoop explores the wacky, and sometimes sticky, world of spider webs.

Week of June 23

Does the Moon change shape?

The moon may look like it changes shape from one night to the next. But it really doesn’t. This week, Kid Scoop shows you how to do an experiment that explains why the moon appears to change shape.

Week of June 30

Happy Birthday America

July 4th is considered America’s birthday. This week, learn why that is and how to celebrate!