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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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

America’s rich tradition of tall tales has introduced generations to larger-than-life characters like Feebold Feeboldson, Brer Rabbit and Paul Bunyan. Their adventures define our culture while recalling historical periods and … Continue reading →

No need for a weather forecaster when Punxsutawney Phil is around! This furry fellow makes a special appearance once a year on February 2nd to “predict” whether winter will continue … Continue reading →

The manatee—a large, slow moving gentle giant—has abided in our planet’s tropical waters, rivers and bays for over 50 million years. After so much time the manatee has a long … Continue reading →

Heroes come in all shapes, sizes, genders, colors and places. In this issue focused on the theme of heroes and freedom, young historians will meet Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. … Continue reading →

Did you know that Christmas trees – like many other trees – can “talk” to you and tell a story about their past? It’s true! Looking at the base of … Continue reading →

Once the toys are finished, wrapped and delivered to children around the world, it’s time for the elves to have some North Pole fun! Until now, elf entertainment’s been top … Continue reading →