This classic children's favorite contains stories and activities that can be enjoyed independently or shared with an adult.
Especially for kids 5 and under, these activities, poems and stories, are ideal for sharing with toddlers and preschool-aged children.
It may be the amazing photography that catches your eye, but don’t forget to read the stories, too! This fresh and fast-paced magazine contains stories, games, and activities that introduce kids to wild animals and new places.
Young sports fans can get the latest scoop in an appealing format loaded with full color, action packed photographs. Based on the magazine for adults, SI for Kids will be appreciated most by more sophisticated readers.
Kids can explore the outdoors through the colorful pictures and activities of this magazine. Animal lovers will appreciate the stories and articles, and the included book suggestions provide ideas for further reading.
Hans Augusto Rey, best known as the creator of a small monkey named Curious George, was an amateur astronomer as well.
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Eat chocolate rocks? Or sizzling hot pebbles?
Fact and fiction, old and new styles of illustration, wit and seriousness combine in this pithy, lighthearted look at four luminaries in American history.
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This collection of poems, first published in 1956, reveals the heroes we see in our everyday lives. Vibrant paintings add a fresh, new dimension and bring the poet's Chicago neighborhood to life.
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Perhaps his difficult childhood helped create the brilliant scientist (but rude man) he became. A complete portrait of Newton and his contributions to science are presented in a conversational text punctuated with droll illustrations.