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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 →

Long, short, silly, familiar or unusual, words fill out world with meaning and help us understand each other. In this issue, words are the “stars”—and the activities included guide young … Continue reading →

Winter is full of “wonder”-ful weather patterns that create the perfect backdrop for curious young scientists. How does frost come to be? Why are snowflakes different? How many different kinds … Continue reading →

In “Amazing Adventure” students will read about Matthew Henson – an African-American who accompanied Admiral Robert E. Peary in his daring journey to reach the North Pole in 1909. Although … Continue reading →

Young readers will jump, skip, hop, and run to complete this action-packed issue on verbs. From understanding what verbs are to why movement is important to personal health, students will … Continue reading →

Calling all reporters! This issue focuses on sharpening interview skills—something all budding reporters and writers need to hone. Guidelines for how to act while contacting potential interview subjects, interview protocol … Continue reading →

Good reporters organize their thoughts and notes before writing so they can produce an article that follows precise newspaper format. Students will learn how to sort their interview notes and … Continue reading →

This issue’s leprechaun will guide young readers to explore solar energy—where it comes from, how we can capture and store it, and how we can all be ‘greener’ in our … Continue reading →

Rosie the Riveter symbolized the coming together of a nation during a time of crisis to “pool” resources and stay strong. Serving a common purpose helped the United States win … Continue reading →