Happy October, ScribbleFriends! I just read that most pumpkins are orange, but they can also be white, yellow, red, green and even blue! Pumpkins have seeds, so they’re really a fruit, but we usually call them a vegetable. In most cases, “vegetables” are the leaves, stems, flowers, or roots of a plant. In some cases […]

Happy August, ScribbleFriends! Are you bored? Then hop aboard our Boardfest! My friends and I have spiced things up this week with a special board game festival. We’ve been taking turns picking our favorite game to play each afternoon for the last week. What a blast! I got to pick first and chose The Game […]

Happy July, ScribbleFriends! My favorite fireworks are here! Lightning bugs. Some people call them fireflies, but they really aren’t bugs or flies. Lightning bugs are actually a member of the beetle family and there are more than 125 different species of lightning bugs in North America. Each species has their own secret code. So when […]

Happy June, ScribbleFriends! This school year has been so much fun. It’s hard to believe that another year is over. It is always nice to say thank you, but teachers are especially deserving of our thanks. Their job is an important one and sometimes we forget how much they do for us. I just finished […]

Happy May, ScribbleFriends! Did you know that the average American child spends more time in front of a screen than any other activity (besides sleeping) each year? We spend more time in front of a TV than we do in school! Did you also know that research has shown our brains turn-off when we’re watching TV? Regardless of […]

Happy April, ScribbleFriends! I’ve been helping Mrs. Scribbly in her garden this week and I’ve learned a lot about plants. Did you know that there are more than 300,000 different kinds of plants that have been identified and named in the world? And scientists think there are easily more than a million additional plants out […]

Happy February, ScribbleFriends! I’ve been reading about sharks and boy, are they cool. Sharks have been around for hundreds of millions of years. But even though they’ve been around longer than people, longer than trees – they were even around before the dinosaurs – scientists still don’t know too much about them. That could be […]

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