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South Africa

Wild animals will “capture” the attention of young readers in this special edition devoted to South Africa. Learning about cultures very different from their own builds on the natural sense … Continue reading

Kids Make A Splash

Kids Making a Difference was started ten years ago by an 8-year-old girl who wanted to help injured manatees. Manatees are large mammals that live in the ocean. By making … Continue reading

Water Games

Science seems like magic in this intriguing issue introducing young readers to the wonderful wet world of water experiments. Students will learn about the unique properties of water as they … Continue reading

Water on the Moon

An “out of this world” issue takes young astronomers on a journey to the moon where they will learn about an exploration that led to discovery of water beneath the … Continue reading

Flip the Switch

What can young people do to help lower energy use? Plenty! This “electrifying” issue will brighten a student’s day while learning ways to save energy and help lower energy costs. … Continue reading

Animals Make A Splash

You’ll make a “splash” with your friends with this issue dedicated to having fun while learning about water. From reading facts about animals that love to swim in water to … Continue reading

Let’s Move

From the White House to the classroom, “Let’s move!” is the message to help children stay fit—physically and mentally. This issue discusses the importance of regular exercise, eating the right … Continue reading

Oil Spill A Huge Mess

Reading about current events helps students understand the world in which they live. Disasters such as oil spills or earthquakes also help young readers identify ways in which communities help … Continue reading

Coyotes

Young readers will be intrigued with this issue that focuses exclusively on coyotes, from their eating habits to different ways of howling. Learning to move like a coyote stretches muscles … Continue reading

What is a bank?

It’s never too early to begin teaching children the long term benefits of saving money. This issue takes students through a brief history of banking with intriguing facts including how … Continue reading