Kids build a robot that sorts trash
A class made a robot with a camera for eyes. It puts cans in the right bin.
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A weekly newspaper for grades 1–5
Every week KidsPost writes the week’s real stories for your child’s grade, prints them as a proper newspaper, and mails it to your door. No screens, no ads—just a paper of their own.
$12 / month per child · cancel anytime
Three steps, then a paper in the mailbox every week.
Add your child’s first name and grade. That is all we ever ask about them.
Each week’s real news, written for their reading level and laid out as a proper paper.
Four pages in the mailbox, made for your reader by name, ready to read, fold and color in.
Five sections, always in the same order, so young readers know where to find their favorite part.
The week’s biggest story, explained so it makes sense at the dinner table.
A place, a people or a tradition from somewhere far from home.
How things work: animals, weather, space and inventions.
Games, teams and kids who play them, win or lose.
Puzzles, a joke, a maze and a picture to color in.
The same story, three ways. Type gets smaller and sentences get longer as readers grow.
A baby panda was born at the zoo. She is very small. She sleeps a lot!
Big, simple type and short sentences
A baby panda was born at the city zoo. The cub weighs about as much as an apple, and she naps for most of the day.
Longer sentences, a few new words
Zookeepers welcomed a giant panda cub this week. At birth she weighed about five ounces—roughly 1/900th of her mother’s weight—and she will rely on her mother’s milk for months.
Reasons, numbers and bigger ideas