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Combining science with a holiday twist is the specialty of Dr. I. Cicle, Kid Scoop’s resident snowman scientist who welcomes you to his lab full of seasonal experiments to try … Continue reading →

Every student can find a sport that fits their interests. From traditional to unusual, sports involve rules, an objective, and different strategies for winning. Wherever people gather, games are invented … Continue reading →

“Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Birds Won’t Fly!” Imagine a world where birds do not take to the sky! You won’t have to imagine for long because there are … Continue reading →

Meet Edsel and Agnes—two ghoulish friends who are eager to share their friendship with you! Conjure up some answers to equations and discover how these pals are similar and different … Continue reading →

Building character in students means understanding and acting in ways that are kind, fair, and respectful of others. Recognizing actions that exemplify these traits increases the chance that these character-building … Continue reading →

What’s your favorite snack food? Millions of Americans—and countless people worldwide—love to bite into a salty crunchy potato chip to satisfy their snack cravings. How did the humble potato come … Continue reading →

Language expresses ideas, feelings, who we are, and what we believe. Idioms make language colorful by using words that mean something different from what they actually say. If you’re “barking … Continue reading →

Playgrounds are for fun and exercise! Kids love to climb, swing, slide, and spin. But playgrounds that are neglected can can cause injuries to little and big bodies! Kid Scoop … Continue reading →

Keeping our planet healthy means cutting back on single-use containers and repurposing items that might otherwise end up in the trash. Meet the empty cereal box—a champion when it comes … Continue reading →

If all the animals on Earth held a race on land, through air, and in water, which creature would win? Can a fish swim faster than a falcon can fly? … Continue reading →