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Children count! Without children, the world would be without a future. They are the “caregivers-to-be” of all that is precious on our planet. In Mexico, they even have their own … Continue reading →

More and more homes, businesses, and schools are using energy from the sun for power. This solar source will power the future! Careers in the Solar Energy Industry are on … Continue reading →

Buzz and Beeper Bunny are back with baskets of fun for an Easter adventure to help your budding reader get ready for egg hunts and chocolate bunnies. Help Mr. Rabbit … Continue reading →

Professor Worm welcomes you into his classroom to learn more about his favorite subject—himself! Worms are found everywhere dirt is found, and that’s just about everywhere. Despite having no eyes, … Continue reading →

“Single-use” plastic items are abundant and too often end up where we don’t want them! Improper disposal of plastic cups, water bottlers, forks, plates or toys can harm ocean wildlife … Continue reading →

A “trailblazer” is as person who does something for the first time ahead of everyone else. They “blaze” a “trail” through challengers and demonstrate courage, perseverance, and determination along the … Continue reading →

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 →