Kid Scoop News—November 2026

Elephants in America ............. Turkey Day Tournament ......... Secondhand Smoke ............... Fall Leaves ............................. Aerodynamics in Football ...... Sharks ................................... Puzzles .................................. Activity Calendar ................... Veterans Day ......................... Founding Fathers .................. Meet the Elephants ............... The Joy of Saving ................... Carrots ................................... Parent Scoop ......................... Early Learners ........................ Answers ................................ 3

Dear Readers,

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different colors? This month’s Kid Scoop News gives you the scoop! Can you find the answer? Let’s not forget veterans in November. Veterans Day is November 11. There will be parades in communities across America. If you know a veteran or the family of a veteran, tell them, “THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!” November is a time to be thankful. I thank YOU for being a Kid Scoop News reader!

November is a special month. Nights are longer, the air is cooler, leaves are falling from the trees, and there’s nothing better than curling up with a copy of Kid Scoop News to read. And, this month, we bring you a surprising scoop — Elephants in America! How can that be? Read on to find out. The Thanksgiving holiday brings the family together for food and fun. This month, we give you some games and puzzles to play with your family! Have you ever made a pile of fallen leaves and then jumped into the middle of them? Have you also stopped to consider why leaves are

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Dear Kids, One of my favorite things about Louisiana is that there is always something new to learn, celebrate, or be curious about. Our state is full of wonderful traditions, and I especially love finding ways to share those moments with our children and families. As we head into Thanksgiving, I’m reminded of how much there is to be grateful for. I’m thankful for our Louisiana families, our communities, and the people who make this state such a special place to call home. Around the same time, we also take a moment to honor our veterans and remember the Founding Fathers who helped shape our nation. Their service and sacrifices remind us that freedom is something we should never take for granted. Of course, I can’t talk about the fall without mentioning one of my favorite places to be on a Saturday night — Death Valley! I love heading to the LSU football games and feeling that incredible energy in the stadium. There’s nothing quite like cheering with fellow Louisiana fans and being part of that purple-and-gold tradition. Whether we’re learning about science, history, health, or simply enjoying a Saturday night in Death Valley, I hope we never lose that sense of curiosity. There is always something new to discover, and there’s no better place to do it than right here in Louisiana. Hugs & High Fives, Sharon Landry First Lady of Louisiana

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