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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 →

Before grabbing that next snack, make sure it’s value-added! Choosing the right food has a direct impact on your health, well-being, energy, growth, and stamina. Help students understand that not … Continue reading →

Being a great friend means being someone others can trust to be honest, kind, careful, and dependable. Building trust means takings time to make personal connections. Thoughtful and unselfish actions … Continue reading →

School’s out and summer’s almost here. Now’s the time to turn learning into earning! Young entrepreneurs will love launching their own neighborhood business during warm summer months, where their math … Continue reading →

Sharing our planet means protecting the environment so all species can thrive. From natural and human predators to global warming there are threats that can endanger animals and jeopardize their … Continue reading →

Can’t make it to the Summer Olympics? No problem! Kid Scoop has you covered in this issue that lets you, your pencil, and a friend compete using your eyes, hands, … Continue reading →

Grab your suitcase, passport, sneakers, and camera! We’re off to the Summer Olympics. Once every four years thousands of the world’s best athletes from hundreds of countries gather in a … Continue reading →

Nations across the planet celebrate different holidays, but all countries can share one special holiday! July 30th was officially proclaimed by the United Nations in 2011 as the “International Day … Continue reading →