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Take a breath and fill your lungs with clean fresh air. In fact, you do this about 20,000 times each day! While the body can last a few days without … Continue reading →

Learning to count change is a life skill that all young economists and future entrepreneurs should master. Practice using real coins as you work through this issue and its “change … Continue reading →

April Fools’ Day rarely falls on Easter Sunday, but when it does, it inspires combining holiday themes. Time to start “fooling” around with silly Easter activities! Hunting for objects that … Continue reading →

Nails at the end of your fingers and toes are another body wonder that perform everything from scratching an itch to protecting our digits from harm. What makes nails as … Continue reading →

Monkeys fascinate, delight and entertain children. Among the many hundreds of varieties is a tiny fellow from South America that holds the title of the “World’s Smallest Monkey”. The pygmy … Continue reading →

Stop the presses for some groundbreaking news during Newspapers in Education Week. The headlines today are all about you as you start in the latest edition of the “Me News!” … Continue reading →

Pirate Pierre is stuck on a deserted island with no rescue in site for six long months. To survive he must identify and choose critical items he will need. Along … Continue reading →

The 2018 Winter Olympics games set the stage for a wonderful world of learning. Students can grow their knowledge of geography, cultural practices, meaning of symbols, content vocabulary, and traditions … Continue reading →

Something special is happening in Pyeong Chang, South Korea in February this year. Over 2,500 of the world’s best athletes representing almost 90 countries will be gathering to compete in … Continue reading →

Hearts abound in this issue full of Valentine’s Day crafts to share with friends and family. A heart can be the body of a “hearty mouse,” a love bug and … Continue reading →