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April Fool Your Eyes

April Fool’s Day invites pranks, practical jokes and hoaxes. Usually played on other people in jest, these tricks celebrate the arrival of spring months. But what if instead of fooling … Continue reading

The Fox

Fairy tales and myths portray him as a sly, smart, wily creature who tries to “outfox” his foes. But where does the fox really belong in the animal kingdom? Resembling … Continue reading

Basketball

Bounce back in time to uncover the history of one of America’s favorite sports—basketball. Played indoors during the winter and spring months and outdoors in summer and fall, this popular … Continue reading

Leprechaun Gold

Top of the morning to you, and welcome to Leprechaun Land! Here young readers will discover the legends behind the legend of Ireland’s famous little people. Leprechauns are tricky fellows … Continue reading

Maria Mitchell

You’ve heard of daydreamers staring out a window at scenes beyond the glass, but did you know you can gaze at night as well? Stargazers stare deep into the night … Continue reading

Venus Flytrap

Lovely to look at, but if you happen to be a fly or mosquito steer clear of this meat eating plant! The Venus Flytrap has uniquely adapted to nature by … Continue reading

Presidential Fun Facts

As the highest office in the land and a leadership position recognized worldwide, our American presidents have brought a range of talent, skills, ideas, personal preferences and lasting impact on … Continue reading

Katherine Johnson

Reading stories of famous Americans who succeeded through hard work and perseverance inspires young dreamers that their futures are full of possibilities. Meet an African-American woman whose math prowess helped … Continue reading

Trumpeter Swans

Why are trumpeter swans the perfect animal to represent Valentine’s Day? It’s because these elegant white floaters meet their singular mate and pair for life! As trumpeter swans nuzzle together … Continue reading

Raccoon Wants and Needs

Learning the difference between “I want…” and “I need…” helps young consumers learn to weigh the importance and value of their choices—whether physical, material or emotional. This Kid Scoop issue … Continue reading