Editor’s Pick

The Kid Scoop News team has created a special edition that explains the coronavirus to kids and provides activities designed to promote understanding and safety. Download it here. We wanted to help kids understand what’s going on with the masks, … Continue reading →

Frederick Douglass knew where he was born but not when. He knew his grandmother but not his father. And as a young child, there were other questions, such as, “Why am I a slave?” Answers to those questions might have … Continue reading →

Author BK Fulton has had many adventures and earned a lot of awards as a filmmaker, philanthropist and entrepreneur. Now he is the author of a seven-book series of children’s books based on his life experiences. The first book tells … Continue reading →

This charming, beautifully illustrated book shows younger readers the story of a lighthouse keeper devoted to protecting ships at sea. But it is also an appreciation of the passage of time of a young family living in isolation. As she … Continue reading →

A new book, Eco Kids Self-Sufficiency Handbook: STEAM Projects to Help Kids Make a Difference, can help children learn self-sufficiency that is good for the planet but also good for their futures. This timely book encourages children aged 7 to14 … Continue reading →

George Washington crossed the Delaware River in the dead of night. Abraham Lincoln saved the Union. And President William Howard Taft, a man of great stature—well, he got stuck in a bathtub. Now how did he get unstuck? Author Mac … Continue reading →

This beautifully illustrated book tells about more than the events in Ida B. Wells’ life. It is infused with the messages that guided her life as a journalist. Step into the world of Ida B. Wells as she uses her … Continue reading →

Now that we have entered the era of female superheroes with the success of Wonder Woman, there’s a character in the children’s book world who mirrors this genesis. Princess Magnolia wears pink dresses and glass slippers, sips tea and eats … Continue reading →