Official Kids Mag

September 2022

Official Kids Mag is specifically written for kids ages 5 to 12. It contains activities and stories ranging from kid heroes, cooking, gardening, STEAM, education, fun facts and much more every month.

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Official Kids Mag www.kidscoop.com © Vicki Whiting September 2022 Name: Kids Mag 4.26 x 2" Customer Name: ARK MISSOURI RAILROAD Ad Number: 082822NWR7171 Fun for the whole family!! 479-725-4017 or visit www.amtrainrides.com to book your seat! Call for Train Schedule Coyote plays a central role in Native American legends. Sometimes, he appears as a trickster— someone who plays jokes and tricks in order to get what he needs. Sometimes, he appears as a creator. oyotes live all over the United States, but most of them live in the western states. Coyotes are very much like dogs. The puppies play with each other and wrestle like puppies. But when they're fully grown, coyotes can be a big problem for ranchers. here once was a time when humans did not have fire to keep them warm. The only beings in the world that knew how to make fire were the Fire Beings. Coyote, being the cleverest and slyest of all the Karok, decided to spy on the Fire Beings and learn how to make fire. The Fire Beings guarded the secret of fire very carefully. But when the Fire Beings' watch changed, Coyote grabbed the fire and ran. One of the Fire Beings chased after Coyote, but as we all know, coyotes are very fast. The Fire Being grabbed only the tip of Coyote's tail, burning the fur. That is why coyotes have black tips on their tails. There was a terrible tussle, but eventually Coyote threw the fire to Wood, who swallowed it and would not give it up to the Fire Beings again. Coyote knew how to get the fire out of Wood, though—by simply rubbing two dry sticks together! And this, it is said, is how the Karok people learned how to create fire. Standards Link: Reading Comprehension: Use reading skills and strategies to understand a variety of literary passages and texts. Discover some amazing coyote facts using the code at left. Their average life span in the wild is years. miles per hour. Coyotes can run over Coyotes can make different sounds. A coyote litter can have to pups. They can jump over feet. That's higher than a basketball hoop, which is feet above the ground. Standards Link: Life Science: Students know that living organisms have distinct structures and body systems that serve specific functions in growth, survival and reproduction. Read this Karok legend. Do you think the coyote character in the legend is a trickster, a creator or both? Number these pictures in order based on what you read in the Karok legend. 6

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