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November 11 is a special holiday that honors veterans of our nation’s efforts to defend freedom, and 2014 marks the 100th anniversary of the onset of one of our nation’s … Continue reading →

Grab your favorite photo of yourself because YOU are the stat of this Kid Scoop issue! Taking time to reflect on what makes you special is an exercise in self-awareness … Continue reading →

You’ve heard of rap stars! Now meet the original “wrap” stars of Ancient Egypt—mummies. A mummy is a body that has been preserved either on purpose or by accident so … Continue reading →

Each year millions of American students participate in Red Ribbon Week activities designed to support healthy life choices and remain drug free. This issue explains the history of this special … Continue reading →

What’s new on the sun? Plenty! Discover what’s cooking with the corona. Amaze yourself with amazing facts about its atmosphere. Travel through hot puzzles like an astronaut on a mission … Continue reading →

If you could look at a single drop of your blood under a powerful microscope, you’d discover a miniature world of living organisms that help you live, grow, and stay … Continue reading →

Understanding the challenges different families face helps develop compassion in our students, and developing compassion makes a stronger society where civic duty, responsibility and kindness are habits of practice. Being … Continue reading →

Some say the chihuahua is the only dog native to North America. Learn more about chihuahuas and Cinco de Mayo traditions and give your class a lesson with festive language … Continue reading →

Sharpen your pencils and put your clown hat—it’s time to exercise your funny bones with some limerick writing. Limericks are a special kind of poetry popularized by a man named … Continue reading →

Did you know when you bite into a chocolate bar you are really taking a trip around the world? The ingredients to make that delightful confection, and many other kinds … Continue reading →