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Squidzilla

Sea creature? Monster of the Deep? Alien from Outer Space? Nope! It’s the giant squid with unique features that make it seem like all those things rolled into one. This … Continue reading

Febold Feboldson

Who had a farmhouse so big it was  home to a zoo full of prairie animals? Febold Feboldson, that’s who! Whether charming the clouds into a building a rainstorm or … Continue reading

September 17 Is Constitution Day

The fifty United States had a very different beginning many years ago. In fact, there weren’t any states way back then—only colonies and brave men—and women—who shared a vision to … Continue reading

Unusual Schools

Everyone is focused on “college and careers” in 21st Century education—and it’s never too early to begin exploring career options. Most colleges offer traditional fields of study—including new areas like … Continue reading

Pelicans

The Brown Pelican, state bird of Louisiana, was in peril due to pollutants. This issue highlights successful efforts to restore this majestic creature to its former status. Like all living … Continue reading

Re-invention

Ever wonder how those amazing toys find their way into your neighborhood toy shop? Some started out as something else entirely becoming an “accidental invention” and a huge sensation with … Continue reading

The Science of Baseball

Batter Up! It’s time to step into the box, take a few practice swings and gear up for a big hit. This issue shines the spotlight on the physics behind … Continue reading

Laughter Around the World

Here’s an issue that’s guaranteed to make you giggle and giggling has many benefits. It helps sick people heal, uses fewer muscles than frowning and makes everyone feel good! From … Continue reading

Fun With Junk

Think twice next time before throwing away containers, newspaper, bubble wrap, shoeboxes or plastic bags—there’s fun in those throwaways and recyclables. How about a nice competitive game of Newspaper Polo … Continue reading

Blood

Everyone has it. Everyone needs it and no one can live without it. But what IS it? This issue explores the life sustaining liquid that makes up about 7% of … Continue reading