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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 →

Learning to manage money responsibly—from earning to saving to spending—is a habit that needs to be developed early in life. Knowing if something is a true bargain can help stretch … Continue reading →

Although it has feathers and flies like most birds you might see in your backyard, the noble owl is a closer cousin to a hawk or an eagle than a … Continue reading →

Legend has it that a brave young girl of only 10 or 11 years once saved the life of an early American settler named Captain John Smith. How could such … Continue reading →

Ever think you’re too young to make a big difference? Think again! You can do plenty to keep the environment healthy and safe right in your own neighborhood! This issue … Continue reading →

Get ready to roll … the great Reading Rally is underway! There’s no better resource for interacting with text than the newspaper where kids can circle words, cut out pictures, … Continue reading →

100 million years before dinosaurs roamed landforms of ancient earth, there flew a mighty insect with a wingspan as long as a yardstick. Today over 4,000 species of dragonflies trace … Continue reading →

Amazing athletes from around the world compete every four years in the Olympic games under the motto “Citius, Altius, Fortius”—Swifter, Higher, Stronger … but what if the athletes had three … Continue reading →

Recycling has been popular among animals long before humans began practicing responsible environmental habits. In fact, nature has its own version of a “clean up” crew that handles a dirty … Continue reading →