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A journey to Thailand will bring a smile to your young traveler’s face in this issue written with the help of Thai children welcoming visitors to their country in Southern … Continue reading →

Bank the airplane and head south toward Argentina, a country with cowboys, llamas, fertile plains, sophisticated cities, spectacular waterfalls and towering mountains. From the rugged Andes in the west where … Continue reading →

What makes a Mexican jumping bean jump? Who invented piñatas? Why does the Mexican flag depict a bird eating a snake? Travel to sunny Mexico to find the answers! This … Continue reading →

Heroes come in all shapes, sizes, races and genders! In this issue readers will meet a healthy hero interviewed by the winner of Kid Scoop’s Young Journalist award. The Women’s … Continue reading →

Strong character enhances the ability to fulfill civic responsibilities and helps to sustain a strong nation. No acts of courage have been more recently apparent than the response of our … Continue reading →

Next time you’re in a restaurant, your young reader can use the information from this issue to calculate the tip for you! A practical life skill, tipping is part of … Continue reading →

Healthy eating habits can never start too soon, and earning the nutritional value of different foods can be a plateful of fun. This issue introduces young eaters and readers to … Continue reading →

Water, water, everywhere! Young scientists will learn some amazing facts about the most common compound found on earth—water. By following directions and conducting several simple investigations, they will learn the … Continue reading →

Greetings from “down under”! This issue highlights the living, eating and survival habits of koalas, unique creatures found living in certain varieties of eucalyptus trees in Australia. As cute as … Continue reading →

The deciduous forest is truly a forest for all seasons sharply contrasting changes throughout the year. From spring buds to summer berries to autumn colors to winter starkness, nature paints … Continue reading →