Magazines for Children
American Girl (J Magazines)
Designed to celebrate the achievements and foster the creativity of girls ages 8-12, American Girl magazine
is filled with craft projects, games, girl-to-girl advice and more! The
companion website features a variety of fun activities.
AppleSeeds (J Magazines)
Geared
to children ages 7-9, each themed issue covers a social studies topic.
Includes articles, interviews, photographs and activities.
Ask: Arts and Sciences for Kids (J Magazines)
Features
puzzles, riddles, cartoons, articles and more inviting readers ages 6-9
to explore the world's greatest artists, inventors and other thinkers.
Babybug (J Magazines)
Designed
for children 6 months to 2 years old, this boardbook magazine contains
colorful pictures, short stories and rhymes to engage listeners and
encourage children to try reading.
Boys' Life (J Magazines)
Features
the cover picture and contents from the current issue, but only
selected articles are available online. Includes a section where you can
download the plans for making various projects, such as stilts or a
telegraph. For ages 8-17.
Calliope World History for Young People (J Magazines)
Designed
to help readers between the ages of 9-15 understand how historical
events intertwine, each issue of Calliope is devoted to one theme in
world history. The website lists current and upcoming themes and links
to theme-related websites and others of interest to children and
teachers.
Chickadee (J Magazines)
Filled with puzzles, games, pictures and activities of interest to children between the ages of 5 and 9, Chickadee features colorful photos and stories emphasizing funny, unusual and true information about animals and people.
Chirp (J Magazines)
Subtitled "The See and Do, Laugh and Learn Magazine," Chirp is
recommended for children ages 6-9. Features short stories, jokes,
puzzles and other games. The website also features activities for young
children.
Click (J Magazines)
A magazine for ages 3-7 from the publishers of Cricket and Smithsonian Magazine. Includes articles, stories, cartoons, activities and more to help introduce young people to the world around them.
Cobblestone American History for Kids (J Magazines)
Geared
for kids ages 8-14, each issue examines a part of America's past. The
website lists current and upcoming themes and links to theme-related
websites and others of interest to children and teachers.
Creative Kids: The National Voice for Kids (J Magazines)
Includes
stories, games, opinions, poetry, drawings and more written by kids for
kids between the ages of 8 and 14. Published by Prufrock Press, which
supports the education of gifted children, this magazine aims to
stimulate and encourage the creativity of readers and invites kids to
submit their creative work. Visit the website for guidelines.
Cricket (J Magazines)
Features
children's literature, poems, stories, articles, songs, crafts and
jokes for children ages 8-12. Contributors are often internationally
known authors and illustrators. Regular features include "Cricket
League" (a story, art, or poetry contest), crossword puzzle, and letters
from children to the magazine.
Dig (J Magazines)
A Cobblestone publication produced in cooperation with the Archaeological Institute of America, Dig brings
the excitement of archaeology and other earth sciences to readers, ages
9-14. Each issue focuses on a theme and contains information and
activities, colorful graphics and photos to promote a broad
understanding of the featured topic.
Discovery Girls (J Magazines)
Created
by girls for girls, ages 8-12. Includes articles on a variety of hot
topics, from fashion to technology. Every other month, the magazine
editors travel to a different part of the country to involve a new
12-girl panel in the creation of the magazine. Visit the magazine's
website to find out how to apply to be a "Discovery Girl."
Disney Princess (J Magazines)
Stories
about the Disney princesses, plus entertaining games, activities, and
recipes. "For little princesses of all ages," according to the website.
Faces : Peoples, Places and Cultures (J Magazines)
Geared
for children ages 9-14, this magazine provides historical information
about places in the news, colorful photos, maps and activities to help
young people increase their knowledge of world cultures.
Highlights for Children (J Magazines)
Issues
contain poems, stories, puzzles, jokes, riddles, rebus stories, crafts,
and hidden pictures. There is something for everyone ages 4-12.
Hopscotch (J Magazines)
Geared toward elementary-age girls, and includes stories, poems, crafts and other educational activities.
Jack and Jill (J Magazines)
Published
by the Children's Better Health Institute, this monthly/bimonthly
magazine is geared to children between the ages of 7 and 10. It features
current event and other special interest stories, as well as "things to
do" and "jokes and riddles."
Kids Discover (J Nonfiction)
This
full-color, monhtly magazine covers nature, science and geography
topics for children ages 6 and older. Each issue is devoted to a
specific subject. Magazines are shelved by subject area in the
nonfiction collection.
Ladybug (J Magazines)
This is a magazine from the publishers of Cricket,
targeted to a younger audience (2-7). It contains numerous learning
activities with a particular focus on reading and understanding.
Contains poems, stories, cartoons, and activities.
Magic Dragon (J Magazines)
A
quarterly publication which presents writing and art created by
children in the elementary school grades in a magazine of quality
four-color printing and graphic display.
Muse (J Magazines)
A magazine for ages 9-14 from the publishers of Cricket and Smithsonian Magazine. Includes articles and activities about science, nature, poetry, music and more.
National Geographic Kids (Formerly called National Geographic World) (J Magazines)
Published by the National Geographic Society for kids between the ages of 8 and 14, Kidscovers
a wide variety of topics, but focuses on geography, adventure, wildlife
and science issues. The website includes links to stories, fun facts,
games and other activities.
New Moon (J Magazines)
New
Moon: The Magazine for Girls and Their Dreams is an international
magazine designed "for every girl who wants her voice heard and her
dreams taken seriously." Featuring girl editors, ages 8-14, and girl
contributors from around the world, the magazine includes stories,
poems, artwork, personal profiles and a variety of informational
articles.
Odyssey (J Magazines)
The
website for "The science magazine for young adventurers!" Includes
information about the current issue, sections on science news, science
fun, a teachers guide, and links to webcams around the world!
(Recommended for ages 10-16.)
OWLkids Online (J Magazines)
Geared for children over 8, Owlmagazine
aims to interest children in nature, science and the world around them.
The website includes links to Chickadee Net, designed for kids between
ages of 6 and 9, Wired Owl, for kids 8 and older, and CyberFamily - a
place for parents to explore.
Plays (J Magazines)
The
Drama Magazine for Young People, this monthly publication (October thru
May) includes in each issue 8-10 plays for elementary, middle and
high-school aged students.
Ranger Rick (J Magazines)
Monthly
magazine for kids ages 7 and up features colorful animal photos, funny
drawings, and exciting stories that inform children about nature,
outdoor adventure, and helping the environment. The online version of
the magazine includes websites for homework help, monthly activities,
games, sections for parents and teachers and a sneak preview of the
current issue.
Ranger Rick Jr. (J Magazines)
Monthly
magazine featuring information and photos about wilflife for ages 4-7.
Website for the magazine offers animal facts, short stories, games and
more.(Big Backyard and Wild Animal Baby titles, previously published by the National Wildlife Federation, have merged with Ranger Rick Jr.)
Skipping Stones : An International Multicultural Magazine (J Magazines)
A nonprofit children's magazine, Skipping Stones provides
a playful forum for sharing ideas and experiences among children from
different lands and backgrounds. The magazine accepts art and original
writings in every language and from all ages. Non-English writings are
accompanied by English translations. Each issue (5 during a
school-year), also contains international pen pals, book reviews, news,
and a guide for parents and teachers. More information and a sample
issue is available on the magazine's website.
Spider (J Magazines)
Another magazine from the publishers of Cricket,
recommended for ages 6-9. Contains stories, articles, poems, drawings,
cartoons and letters all with the aim of getting children interested in
reading.
Sports Illustrated for Kids Online (J Magazines)
Monthly
magazine for elementary age children includes interviews with sports
heroes, comics, action photos and much more. The web version mirrors the
print edition while capitalizing on the magazine's interactive appeal.
Stone Soup (J Magazines)
This
international magazine is written and illustrated by children between
the ages of 8 and 13. The website includes examples of the stories,
poems, artwork and book reviews that appear in sample issues, project
ideas and guidelines for contributing to the magazine.
Time Magazine for Kids
The
website for this current-events oriented monthly magazine for kids
features news, games and activities, as well as sections for teachers
and parents.
Wild Animal Baby (J Magazines)
This title has merged with Ranger Rick Jr.
Your Big Backyard (J Magazines)
This title has merged with Ranger Rick Jr.
Zootles (J Magazines)
Zootles
is written to be shared with pre-readers and beginning readers.
"Incredible wildlife photography," and "fascinating animal facts to feed
young minds and imaginations." Stories, backyard games, mazes and
other activities, including a featured letter, phonetic sound, or
similar educational focus. Aimed at ages 2-6.
Revised by MCPL Children's Services, January 2013.
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