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Fairy tales have entertained youngsters for hundreds of years and have opened the door to a child’s love of fantasy. Anything can happen when animals begin talking, carpets magically fly, … Continue reading →

Legends are a type of folklore that sometimes give human qualities to animals in order to tell a tale or explain nature to youngsters. This issue of Kid Scoop takes … Continue reading →

Legend? Myth? Folklore? All of these? The story of the frightening sea creature with enormous arms that could topple a large ship began hundreds of years ago when sailors of … Continue reading →

The mysterious unicorn has delighted children for generations. Is the unicorn based on truth or completely a myth? People worldwide have shared tales about this magical creature who takes on … Continue reading →

Living day after day with a global pandemic may raise feelings that can be confusing and troubling in children. Missing their classroom and playmates is frustrating, and it seems, at … Continue reading →

When hiking at night, people use headlamps or flashlights to show the path. Cars are equipped with bright headlights to make traveling safer on a dark night. But ships and … Continue reading →

Go on a nature walk anywhere, and you’ll likely encounter trees of all shapes, sizes, and varieties. Enormous sequoias and imposing redwoods are giants among trees, and distinguished as the … Continue reading →

Grab your marking pens, crayons, construction paper and imagination! This interactive issue of Kid Scoop is the perfect Mother’s Day project for little fingers. By following instructions, cutting carefully, and … Continue reading →

Dogs have long been known as a “man’s (or woman’s) best friend”—and for good reason! Friendly and trainable, dogs possess heightened senses of smell and sight that provide services that … Continue reading →

Trees are so important to a healthy planet that they have their own day of honor! Arbor Day comes once a year as a reminder to celebrate all that trees … Continue reading →