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After candidates win elections, they usually participate in a special ceremony to welcome them into their new position. When the winner is stepping into the role of President of the … Continue reading →

A simple black bird found throughout North America is often misunderstood by farmers who erect scarecrows to keep them away from crops and fields. But don’t let crows “scare” you! … Continue reading →

Join the “math-letes” in this year’s “Kid-Scooper Bowl” to compete in a game of calculations as the Number Crunchers take on their mighty opponents—the Stupendous Sums—in an end zone to … Continue reading →

Learning to calculate sums and differences using money can be tricky and challenging. Kid Scoop makes this challenge fun by visiting Planet Moola with aliens Zeekor and Stasko who must … Continue reading →

Join Santa and his merry helpers in this special issue filled with the best Christmas gift of laughter. All activities—including riddles, puzzles, and jokes—are holiday-themed, have been field-tested by Kid … Continue reading →

I am an animal found on only two continents, who looks like a reptile, acts like a mammal, and loves to eat ants and termites! What am I? Meet the … Continue reading →

Once young readers master their letters, sounds, and beginning reading skills, they love moving into adventure stories and chapter books that excite and entertain. The 33 books written and illustrated … Continue reading →

More and more students are using laptops, computers, smart phones, or electronic gizmos to play games, communicate with friends and family, research projects, and participate in distance learning. But parents … Continue reading →

Money matters! We can earn it, spend it, invest it, save it, or donate it! Children need to learn how to manage money and the value of saving hard earned … Continue reading →

Stories about courageous Americans overcoming odds to achieve greatness inspire children to keep trying to become the best version of themselves. The Jesse Owens story began almost 80 years ago … Continue reading →