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Have riddles been around forever? It seems so. Since ancient times storytellers have shared tales about heroes who solved tricky, funny, or puzzling questions as a test of their cleverness … Continue reading →

Every March 17th people around the world join the Irish to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. Wearing green, eating corned beef and cabbage, learning about leprechauns’ pots of gold, and looking … Continue reading →

This issue introduces young scientists to simple experiments that can be performed in their own kitchen with common items found in a pantry. Beginning with oil and water, students discover … Continue reading →

Odds are some everyday objects in your home or garage were created by welders! Once students complete the reading and activities in this issue, they’ll be able to point them … Continue reading →

Professional athletes are not only highly skilled at their favorite sport, they’re also scientists who understand how physical forces help them win! The Winter Olympics are a perfect time to … Continue reading →

Every four years the Winter Olympics gather hundreds of international premiere athletes for competition on snow and ice. From figure skating to bobsled racing, the entire world focuses on events … Continue reading →

Keeping a growing family well-fed while working within a budget is a valuable lifeskill all future consumers should master. Kid Scoop adds a dose of fun to “budget learning” by … Continue reading →

No matter the season, kids love to play games indoors or outdoors. Most games involve the use of some kind of ball, a set of rules, score keeping, running, kicking, … Continue reading →

On cold winter days, it’s a treat to enter a toasty room, while on hot summer days, cool air offers relief from the heat. Hundreds of years ago people used … Continue reading →

Tick, Tock! Tick, Tock! Time is constantly passing from seconds into minutes, minutes into hours, hours into days, and days into years. Most kids know that an hour is longer … Continue reading →