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Open up your piggy bank and start “learning about earning” and the power of savings accounts that build on compound interest. Young entrepreneurs and budding economists need to understand how … Continue reading →

Holidays celebrate history and traditions while developing a sense of patriotism in the next generation. Food, songs, stories and games add to the fun and learning. This issue highlights Thanksgiving … Continue reading →

Playing sports helps children develop skills while having fun and learning about teamwork. Because sports typically involve running, jumping, throwing and physical contact, it’s critical that the equipment used keeps … Continue reading →

November 11 is a special holiday that honors men and women who defended our nation’s freedom by land, sea or air. Men and women of all ages who’ve served in … Continue reading →

Nothing is more mysterious, exciting and inviting to kids than going on a hunt for hidden treasures! This unique issue highlights the exploration that uncovered untold treasures in the tomb … Continue reading →

Black cats take center stage in this issue that highlights Halloween. Learn why these furry fun felines are associated with both good and bad superstitions—depending on your culture. Read carefully … Continue reading →

It’s never too early to learn how to earn and spend your earnings wisely! This issue scores with kid friendly ideas to launch young entrepreneurs on their way to a … Continue reading →

This intriguing issue takes a look backward in time to highlight a critical message about global awareness, and how one person’s efforts made a healthy difference in the lives of … Continue reading →

Science, Technology, Engineering and Math—S.T.E.M.—are four subjects that help students make sense of the world and design ways to improve it. Careers in S.T.E.M. fields are increasing each year the … Continue reading →

Back to school means pencils, books, computers and buses! Whether they ride the bus every day or on occasion for a field trip, students need to learn safety first because … Continue reading →