Click Science and Discovery Magazine for Preschoolers and Young Children

Wish a friend Happy New Year with a pop-up card. You can make pop-up holiday and birthday cards too. Paper Glue Scissors Crayons 1. Fold a piece of paper in half, and draw two straight lines from the folded edge. The lines should be the same length,

On your birthday, do you light birthday candles? Wear a party hat or new party clothes? Eat birthday cake? Sing “Happy Birthday”? People around the world enjoy different holidays and traditions. But we share some things in common. People in Thailand

Bands playing, people waving, floats floating—everyone loves parades. They’re fun, noisy, and colorful, and they happen all over the world. Turn the page to visit three different parades: a Chinese New Year parade in San Francisco; a Bloemencorso, or

“This is a snow day, Lips!” says Yo. “The roads are full of snow, so everyone gets a holiday.” “It’s really good packing snow,” says Dad. “Good,” says Mom. “We can make a humongous snowman.” “Lips would rather have a snow dog,” says Yo.“Excellent ide

cake song piñata long noodles ear pulling fairy bread birthday crown seaweed soup birthday candle ring flag Ancient Greeks might have made the very first birthday cake. The round, moon-shaped cake was for Artemis, the goddess of the moon, and decorat

Nina bit into a chocolate mouse. The brown outside cracked and red cherry juice ran down her chin. Her sister Scarlett took a mouse by the tail and popped it into her mouth too. Nina had already blown out five candles. She had opened her presents—her

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