SearchWeek of March 1
Women Record Breakers
This week, Kid Scoop reports on some of the amazing woman athletes who have broken records in sports. And the woman who is still known as the fastest woman of all time!
Week of March 8
Planet Moolah
On Planet Moolah, their money may look different from ours, but adding and subtracting money amounts is the same! Students get practice counting, adding and subtracting with money in this engaging page.
Week of March 15
World’s Largest Rodent
This week, Kid Scoop reports on the Capybara—the world’s largest rodent. Just how big is it? Is it friendly? Where does it live? Find out this and more in Kid Scoop!
Week of March 22
Tall Tale: Febold Feboldson
This week, meet a less well-known tall tale character named Febold Feboldson. Created for fun by a newspaper in Nebraska, the tales of Febold Feboldson are funny and fun to read!
Week of March 29
Easter Bunny Buddies
The Easter Bunny Buddy page is designed to encourage younger and older children to work together. This page is a great activity for school buddy programs. The page is full of silly games and puzzles to get kids reading and connecting with other kids.
Week of April 5
Snail Power
Snails. Many parents dread them. Kids are often encouraged to smash them and get them out of the garden. Sid, the snail scholar, wants kids to hear the snail’s side of the story. He’s agreed to share some special snail information with us this week.
Week of April 12
Celebrate Earth Day: Rachel Carson
Earth Day is celebrated on Rachel Carson’s birthday. This week’s Kid Scoop page gets the scoop on why her birthday was chosen to celebrate and protect our planet.
Week of April 19
Let’s Go Bananas
Nutritious and delicious, bananas are one of the best-loved foods on earth by people of all ages. Let’s learn more about this tasty treat!
Week of April 26
Things You Can’t Do Alone
Can you think of something you can’t do all by yourself? Try enjoying a teeter-totter all by yourself! This week’s page looks at the ways people need each other and need to be patient and caring in order to get along.
