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Calling all “Bug”-ologists! Step right up to learn about two killer drillers! These bugs that burrow know how to survive by digging holes to capture their food or provide for … Continue reading →

If you happen to be traveling off the coast of Africa, you won’t need to carry a magnifying lens to study this insect. At over three inches long, the Hissing … Continue reading →

Are you bugged about what to be when you grow up? Ever consider a career working with bugs? Discover how entomologists—or bug scientists—impact Hollywood with movie star critters, work at … Continue reading →

No insect can quite flutter by like the butterfly, nor is any insect quite as colorful, delicate or fun to watch. Although it doesn’t look like many members of the … Continue reading →

While humans have a hard skeleton on the inside and a soft body on the outside, most crabs have a hard skeleton on the outside to protect their soft bodies. … Continue reading →

Something bugging you about people taking better care of our environment and planet? You’ll be captivated by this issue that looks at insects and bugs as a way to feed … Continue reading →

Open a book and you open the world! The more children read, the more they develop fluency, widen their vocabulary, deepen their comprehension and expand imagination. Exposing young readers to … Continue reading →

Start your engines and get ready to take off in this issue focused on physical forces and gravity-powered race cars. Learn why race car drivers intentionally “burn out” before starting … Continue reading →

Learning to take care of the earth is critical for citizens of the future. This Earth Day issue takes a twist on conservation by looking at eco-sensitive ways to wash … Continue reading →

It’s never too early to start combining financial math skills with common sense! This issue focuses on three students with money saving challenges. It’s your turn to consider their problems … Continue reading →