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Financial literacy is an important skill for students to develop. You’re never too young to begin learning about saving money, working with a budget, and understanding how savings accounts earn … Continue reading →

Scare up some Halloween fun with the science experiments in this special issue. Follow directions to learn how baking soda and vinegar magically inflate a balloon. Mix some ghoulish ingredients … Continue reading →

It’s no wonder people say “cheese” when taking a picture. Cheese—a staple of diets since ancient times—gives us lots of reasons to smile. A great source of protein and calcium, … Continue reading →

It wouldn’t be the holidays without toys—lots of toys everywhere you turn. Christmas is the perfect season for caring and sharing. Toys for Tots, started in 1947 by a U.S. … Continue reading →

Science is fun, but slimy science is even more fun. This issue takes young scientists into the garden to learn about gastropods—otherwise known as the common snail. Not many animals … Continue reading →

The great bald eagle—noble symbol of the United States—almost lost out to America’s other well-known native bird, the wild turkey. For several years our founding fathers (and mothers) hotly debated … Continue reading →

Learning the value of a dollar is a skill that should start early in life. This issue makes “sense” of dollars and cents by providing a wealth of activities to … Continue reading →

Put on your white lab coat and get ready for some holiday fun with this special issue that is part of our STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) series! Follow … Continue reading →

Baseball … America’s favorite pastime! Outstanding players from teams all over the country are immortalized in America’s “Baseball Hall of Fame” for notable athletic skills and contributions to the game. … Continue reading →

Stuck inside on a cold winter day? These busy snowmen will warm you with puzzles, challenges, riddles, and problem solving. Can you complete patterns to determine which frozen fellow should … Continue reading →