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Keep “pace” while learning fascinating facts with this special issue on the wonder of feet and the many things they do for us—from wiggling to pointing to skipping. Young readers … Continue reading →

Grab your favorite fruit, vegetables and some imagination! The Great Lunch Box Derby has come to town. It’s time to get on track to healthy eating by inventing cars made … Continue reading →

Young scientists will enjoy learning about the misunderstood tarantula in this exotic issue about one of the biggest, hairiest, scariest arachnids! Fascinating and surprising facts include the tarantulas life span, … Continue reading →

Kids can make a difference in their homes, schools, neighborhoods, communities and world. This inspirational issue identifies youth heroes—kids volunteering around in countries near and far to improve the quality … Continue reading →

As if pilgrims aren’t busy enough around Thanksgiving, poor Percival has a holiday “whodunnit” on his hands! Someone has removed food from his cornucopia, intentionally messed his quilt handiwork, broken … Continue reading →

This special holiday issue will motivate your young writer to practice vocabulary, write detailed sentences and Thanksgiving-themed poetry in a variety of forms. From art work using words for turkey … Continue reading →

Take a journey with an anthropologist to the frozen regions of Siberia where the remains of a prehistoric wooly mammoth tell the story of what life was like millions of … Continue reading →

Holiday fun awaits young readers in this special edition focused on Santa! Games and puzzles lead students to Santa’s favorite after-Christmas vacation spot, help identify toys his elves mixed up, … Continue reading →

This inspirational issue introduces young readers to young entrepreneurs—students who were motivated to start their own business at a very early age. Here they will meet the boy who invented … Continue reading →

This issue looks into the fascinating world of mushrooms—organisms that live by decomposing and absorbing the material in which they grow. Budding botanists will marvel to discover the mystery behind … Continue reading →