Kid Scoop News—SH August 2025

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Dear Readers,

News ..................................... Smokey Bear ......................... Monk Seals of Hawaii ............ Jobs for Kids .......................... Germ Patrol ........................... Puzzles .................................. Activity Calendar ................... Paul Bunyan .......................... Backyard Carnival .................. Bike Safety ............................ Sports Surprise ...................... Parent Scoop ......................... Early Learners ........................ Answers ................................ 3

2. What do a monk seal’s nostrils do when it dives under water? ________________________________ 3. What is an entrepreneur? ________________________________ 4. What is one important weapon that can stop the spread of germs? ________________________________ 5. What is the day banana lovers love? ____________________________ 6. What was Paul Bunyon’s job? ____________________________ 7. What is one bike safety tip? ___________________________ Happy Reading!

Happy August! Kid Scoop News welcomes you to a month of reading and learning. Remember, if any topics in this month’s issue get you curious to learn more, head over to your local library and ask the librarian to help you find books on the topics you want to know more about. August Scavenger Hunt All of the answers to these questions can be found in this month’s issue. Can you find them all? 1. In what year did Smokey Bear appear as a symbol for wildfire prevention? ____________________

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Dear Louisiana Friends, Summer is here, and that means sunshine, adventure, and plenty of chances to do something amazing—even from your own backyard! Have you ever heard of a bear who teaches kids how to protect the forest? Or an animal that naps on warm beaches far, far away? There are some pretty incredible creatures out there, and I hope you’ll take a little time this summer to learn more about them. Even at home, there are lots of ways you can pitch in—tidying up, helping your family, or just being kind without being asked. And don’t forget: one of the best ways we can take care of one another is by keeping ourselves healthy. There are a few simple habits that are more powerful than you might think, especially when it comes to washing up and keeping germs away. They may seem small, but they’re superhero moves in disguise! Before you take off on a bike ride or dive into a new story, remember to stay safe, stay curious, and enjoy every bit of this sunny season. You might even meet a giant lumberjack and his very unusual pet along the way… I’m so proud of you. Keep shining, keep helping, and keep having fun! Hugs & High Fives, First Lady Sharon Landry

To escape from a fire in an upstairs bedroom, you should have a folding or rope ladder. Help this Dalmatian save her puppy by finding a safe

path across the ladders.

ISSN 2768-2382

Publisher and Editor Vicki Whiting

Art Director/Illustration Je Schinkel

Graphic Designer Eli Smith

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© Vicki Whiting August 2025

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