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Friction

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

Clean Creeks

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

Three Savings Problems

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

Lions

Meet the “King of the Jungle”—an elegant and large member of the feline family that doesn’t live in a jungle at all! Lions roam savannas and have long been regarded … Continue reading

The Bunny Buddies and the Mysterious Egg

Meet Beeper and Buzz, two bunny buddies with a mysterious talking egg on their paws! Something inside that calls itself “Egg-bert” is looking for its mother, and these determined friends … Continue reading

Tadpoles

Growing up is never easy no matter what kind of animal you are! If you’re a tadpole trying to reach “froghood,” there are plenty of steps in between that keep … Continue reading

India Welcomes With Color

This issue will whisk away young adventurers on a magic carpet to an ancient country located in southern Asia. Step into a home in India and you are likely to … Continue reading

Newspaper Sports

What do balls, bats, sticks, pucks, hoops and boxing gloves have in common? They’re all connected to sports, and sports provide entertainment on every continent. Each day newspapers worldwide devote … Continue reading

Goods and Services

Buzz over to this Kid Scoop issue and join our savvy honey bee who introduces money management and purchasing power for goods and services. Understanding the difference between goods and … Continue reading

Meet the Presidents

45 people have as served as President of the United States since George Washington first took the oath of office in 1789. This noble service deserves special recognition, but celebrating … Continue reading