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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 →

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 →

How did a Canadian hockey player from humble beginnings with poor vision become a successful athlete and owner of a chain of restaurants? Tim Horton used the same character traits … Continue reading →

Fast-paced, boisterous and always entertaining, ice hockey is an immensely popular sport around the world. Although the origins of this international game are uncertain, it is well-known that people have … Continue reading →

Rainbows arc across the skyline after a refreshing rain to brighten the days and splash the horizon with color. Rainbows powerfully evoke reactions from wonder and awe to joy and … Continue reading →

Cute things come in small packages including miniature creatures found on continents and islands around the globe. Imagine a frog so tiny it can sit atop a grape—with room to … Continue reading →

Looking for something fun to pass the time while waiting for holiday celebrations? Gather family and friends for a quick round of the “Little People Game”. Elves, gnomes, pixies, fairies, … Continue reading →

One of the tastiest family traditions is passing on favorite recipes from one generation to the next. Food binds families across time and distance and recalls fond memories of holidays … Continue reading →

The origin of the Christmas seal is an inspiration to youngsters everywhere and helps children understand how one simple idea put into action has lasting effects! This event happened over … Continue reading →

When is a horse not a horse? When it’s a seahorse, of course! This unique creature of the open seas has body parts that match other animals—and not only a … Continue reading →