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Week of May 4

The Jaws of Doom

This week, Kid Scoop gets the scoop on the Venus Flytrap! This carnivorous or meat-eating plant is both beautiful and hungry. Snap up some learning fun with this high-interest page full of skill-building activities.

Week of May 11

Water Safety

With summer approaching it is time to get the word out about being safe in boats and in and around water. Kid Scoop prepares kids to have fun and be safe at the same time.

Week of May 18

Financial Literacy: Wants and Needs

Good money management is monitored by knowing the difference between wants and needs. This concept, when tied to real world money decisions will help children learn to monitor their spending and be money smart!

Week of May 25

Memorial Day

Why do we have a Memorial Day holiday? Kid Scoop digs into the reasons and some of the traditions that are part of the day. This page is a fun civics and social studies lesson.

Week of June 1

Mosquitos

Why is it important to tell a female mosquito from a male? Why do mosquito bites itch? Which insect likes to eat mosquitos? Find out the answer to these questions and more on the Kid Scoop Mosquitos page!

Week of June 8

Father’s Day and Flag Day

Civics and history. This week we look at the history of the American flag, which was finished on what we now celebrate as Flag Day. Father’s Day is also around this time, so we provide an easy to make Father’s Day gift idea.

Week of June 15

Summer Journaling

Creating a journal of summer memories and sketches is something your students will treasure for years to come. Kid Scoop provides ideas and inspiration for children to create the book about their lives.

Week of June 22

Get Creative with Collages

Kid Scoop shows children how to use things found around the house and neighborhood to create art. Tips for making collages from a famous collage artist included!

Week of June 29

Celebrate 4th of July: Create a Parade!

A summer of creative fun continues as Kid Scoop provides kids with ideas on how to make their own 4th of July Parade. They can surprise their family and friends with an entertaining show.