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From alligators to zebra animal moms are everywhere—and that’s a good thing since there’s plenty of caretaking needed all over the animal kingdom. Octopus Mom needs all eight legs to … Continue reading →

Is it a bear, a raccoon or an animal in disguise? Not sure? Join us on a learning safari to discover characteristics that make the panda unique in the animal … Continue reading →

Celebrate Earth Day everyday by learning how everything on our planet is interdependent. Food chains illustrate clearly how animals depend on other animals or plants for their survival. Learn how … Continue reading →

Got wheels? Sure we do—and they make life a lot easier! For centuries humans have used critical thinking to invent devices that make their work more efficient. This STEM issue … Continue reading →

What better sign that spring has arrived than hearing the chirping of newly hatched birds? The care needed is best left to their bird parents, but you can help protect … Continue reading →

Hop on over to share springtime fun with that special Bunny Buddy in your house or classroom. Treat yourself and your pal to “eggs-actly” a perfect afternoon of sharing and … Continue reading →

Being a savvy consumer means making good choices about personal purchasing power. Knowing how much items cost helps young economists live within their budget. But making sure you receive the … Continue reading →

Could you eat your weight in sugar? The average weight of a 9 year old is about 70 pounds, and 70 pounds is the amount of sugar that the average … Continue reading →

Jump on board for some Presidents Day fun as Kid Scoop travels to the White House in Washington, D.C., to look at “First Family Pets” who also lived at 1600 … Continue reading →

Sweets are a sweet part of Valentine’s Day celebrations—but too much candy can be a health challenge! This issue offers a scientific and fun solution by using candy for some … Continue reading →