Fantastic Children Magazines that blow your mind

Is there anything more enjoyable than opening your mail?

Get your kids interested in reading by subscribing to one of these magazines, which are appropriate for children up to the age of 12.

Even the most reluctant readers can be enticed by pictures, short stories, and events. 

Ask

Ask discusses fascinating topics such as why animals sleep, why people enjoy music, and how the solar system was created and is designed to ignite your child's interest in arts and science. 

Babybug Magazine

Each child-sized magazine includes adult tips, making it ideal for parents and caregivers of babies and toddlers.
Brainspace

Brainspace is a hybrid journal that combines conventional and digital media.

Each issue is jam-packed with stories, competitions, fun facts, and eye-catching graphics. 

Chickadee

New readers will be enticed by a variety of subjects and a vibrant writing style.

Kids are encouraged to engage in sports, crafts, and stories, which they can enjoy alone or with an adult.

Chirp

Chirp captures the excitement, curiosity, and humor of children aged 3 to 6 as they explore their surroundings. 

Click

Click, a cartoon mouse engages children in science and technology discussions.

Everyday science concepts are presented to young readers. 

Cobblestone

From colonial Williamsburg to famous Civil Wars, the Gold Rush, and the Korean War, children aged 9 to 14 will enjoy reading about important American events and locations.

Cricket

Cricket only publishes high-quality fiction for children, including fantasy, historical fiction, myths and legends, humor, adventure, as well as nonfiction stories about culture, history, science, and the arts. 

Dig Into History

Budding historians and history buffs aged 9 to 14 are going on new adventures at dig sites around the world, exploring tombs, mummies, and dinosaurs.

Faces: People, Places, and Cultures

Faces introduce readers to a wider world through unexpected, far-reaching, themed content, promoting diversity through a context of common ground. 

Highlights for Children

Each carefully designed part of the magazine is a teaching tool that reads like a comic book, from poetry to puzzles, short fiction to informational stories

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Highlights High Five

These games, poems, and stories are particularly suitable for children aged 5 and under and are perfect for sharing with toddlers and preschoolers.

Jack & Jill

Via blogs, games, and events, Jack and Jill aim to pique a child's interest in a variety of topics. Stories about them; challenging puzzles and games; and experimental crafts and recipes.

Muse

Children who are curious about whether video games destroy brain cells or what a gentleman ladybug is named will find the answers here.  

National Geographic Kids

Stories, sports, and events introduce kids to wildlife, science, technology, archaeology, geography, and more in this fun and fast-paced magazine.

National Geographic Little Kids

Every issue is jam-packed with vibrant images, compelling stories, and immersive picture games, as well as new and innovative teaching resources.  

Conclusion

Magazines bring a variety of content to life for young readers with vibrant artwork and images. Magazine articles have a short text and can be used to teach a variety of literacy skills.