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On his year-long mission, NASA astronaut Scott Kelly from the International Space Station takes photos of Earth from a low-Earth-orbit perspective in an artistic way. 

 Little Bunny finds ways to help people even though he is not a doctor, a detective, or a builder.

Catty Jane can't play in the lake with her friends because she doesn't like the water. Soon enough, she finds a dry way to go "sailing" with her friends. 

Marvin's museum is more interesting when it becomes a project shared by all the kids in the neighborhood. 

Bella's dad helps her get ready for a birthday party. 

It's Sidney Koala's birthday, and Lou Kangaroo has planned the perfect tea or tee or "T" party. 

Highlights’ science editors answer kids’ questions about insects, such as why bugs can't talk.

There are so many different kinds of cats. A child describes how she likes each one of them. 

A family begins to collect too many cats, but they just won't go away! 

Spot enjoys summer. 

Tommy tries to figure out why Spot is barking. 

Spot gets caught in the rain but finds shelter under a picnic bench. 

Spot wants to play outside, but it's too cold.

Spot and Splinter play tag. 

The Timbertoes make maple syrup. 

Spot can't decide whether to play with his ball or chew his bone until Splinter takes the ball. 

Spot plays in the snow for the first time.

Children list all the wonderful things they're grateful for. 

It's springtime! Rabbit is inspired by a daffodil, and throws a party. Discover why there's bubbly foam on plants and evergreen trees in the spring. Mandy and Ben play outside and enjoy the beautiful spring weather. Sarah looks for a new spring coat. A frog sits near the meadow on a busy spring morning. Stories by Highlights for Children, Beverly J. Letchworth, Marianne Mitchell, Clara Gillow Clark, and Marilyn Kratz.

Nature! The Timbertoes make maple syrup. Tommy plays outside. Pa makes a telescope to look at the moon. The Timbertoes set out to forage nuts.