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Kid Scoop
Kid Scoop believes kids want to learn and that learning is fun! Our educational activity pages teach and entertain. Our learning resources are used by both families and schools.
Teachers use the page in schools to promote standards-based learning.
Parents use the Kid Scoop materials to foster academic success, a joy of learning and family discussions.
Over 20 years of experience in the field has taught us that children learn when they are engaged in the subject. We know that our puzzles and activities draw children into the page. This stimulates the child's interest and they then read the text. Every section they read and complete furthers their mastery of an academic skill. When parents show an interest and read the page with their child, they establish the value of this educational tool.
Kid Scoop - the page
This is a weekly newspaper feature for grades 2 through 8 that explores a new subject each week. It is packed with pencil-grabbing games, puzzles and brain teasers that grab young readers attention and keep it.
If Kid Scoop is not in your local paper, send us an e-mail at thescoop@kidscoop.com. Let us know the name of your local paper and we'll let them know that a local reader would like them to publish the page.
www.kidscoop.com Our Web site is packed with ideas for kids, parents and teachers. We're here to help you educate your child.
Downloadable educational activity sheets for children
Our Kid Scoop librarian seeks out safe, educational Web sites on a variety of topics.
Use our searchable database of over 600 lessons that use the newspaper to promote learning in Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies and Journalism.
Do our interactive quiz with your child to help further reading comprehension. Check back with the page to get the details.
Browse our archives of educational resources for help with your educational questions and concerns.
Discussions will promote conversation with your child to help them develop verbal skills. Here are some ideas to help further conversation.
Do you remember grade school math? Here are some Web sites that can help you out.
Librarian and teacher recommended books for children.
My Kid Scoop
School readiness just got easier! My Kid Scoop is a page of activities to prepare early learners for school. Research has shown that children who have absorbed some of the fundamentals of learning before Kindergarten do better throughout their school years. This newspaper page teaches letters and numbers and early learning concepts such as colors, over/under, stop/go, patterning and more. If you'd like to know more about My Kid Scoop, contact us at thescoop@kidscoop.com
