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Dictionary Magic

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

Frosty Fun

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

Matthew Henson

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

What’s your VERB?

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

How To Conduct A Great Interview

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

How To Write A Great Article

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

Solar Energy

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

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

Philanthropy

What can young readers do to help others? Plenty! This issue targets philanthropy and the creative youngsters who were inspired to lend a hand and now inspire others to follow. … Continue reading

America’s National Parks

America is home to over 400 national parks in 49 states and territories. Can’t visit them all? This issue guides young readers on a reading journey with links to virtual … Continue reading