National Geographic Kids
Images
Details
http://www.magazines.com/national-geographic-kids/7119-MA,default,pd.html
About National Geographic Kids
Award winning magazine that combines learning with fun. Features great stories on animals, science, technology, and awesome accomplishments of kids around the world. Plus puzzles, games, posters and trading cards, for kids 6 & up!
You Might Also Like
-
6919-MA
-
6921-MA
-
7014-MA
-
7151-MA
-
7883-MA
-
8348-MA
Additional Information
About National Geographic Kids
Automatic Renewal Service: For your convenience, this publication is part of the Automatic Renewal Service. You will receive all the benefits of our automatic renewal program. 100% Satisfaction Guarantee - cancel at any time!
Product Reviews
REVIEW SNAPSHOT®
by PowerReviews(based on 67 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
Most Liked Positive Review
Okay
I always looked forward to getting it in the mail. I liked the animal stories. But they should make the magazine longer.
I always looked forward to getting it in the mail. I liked the animal stories. But they should make the magazine longer.
VS
Most Liked Negative Review
Nothing like National Geographic
This magazine does not resemble its parent magazine except for the occasional picture or pictures of animals. It is almost all ads, even the main article usually reviews the latest kids movie. The ads...Read complete review
This magazine does not resemble its parent magazine except for the occasional picture or pictures of animals. It is almost all ads, even the main article usually reviews the latest kids movie. The ads are flashy. There really are no educational articles; just silly animal pictures with goofy captions, the occasional odd facts, Stump your parents, maybe a word find puzzle. If you want something with which to educate while entertaining your children with worthwhile activities and such, look for other magazines. A previous reviewer has some good ideas for kids magazines. Or if you want the geographical, historical, anthropological aspects of National Geographic magazine, I would suggest just subscribing to the original "National Geographic" magazine. Censor it yourself if that is why you are looking at this kiddie magazine option. Whatever you do, don't waste your money on "National Geographic Kids", there are far better and worthier options that deserve our support.
Reviewed by 67 customers
Sort by
Displaying reviews 1-10
Previous | Next »
Pros
- Engaging Articles
- Insightful Analysis
- Quality Photos
- Up-To-Date Content
- Well Written Articles
Cons
Best Uses
- Reference
- Younger Readers
Well worth getting.
Great magazine for lower elementary kids or upper elementary kids who struggle with reading. Most kids enjoy reading and learning about animals so this is another plus.
my kids like it, a lot of colored photos and activities.
I like this magazine as I am always looking to do things with my son. This allows us to sit and look at something and then plan to see the same things at the zoo or aquirium
My 6 yo boy loves this magazine. He looks forward to getting mail and looks at the magazine time and time again. Most of them so much they have fallen apart!
This magazine is good for kids to read in the classroom, home, and any and everywhere. Thumbs up!!
I really enjoyed reading this magazine with my son. He was so excited to get it in the mail!
My 10 year old loves getting this in the mail.
My kids (8 and 10) both love this magazine.
My 13 year old loves this magazine! She is always coming up with fascinating facts she learned from reading it.
Displaying reviews 1-10
Previous | Next »
National Geographic Kids
Hey there! I’m Kara Gause, a former English teacher-turned-blogger.
The first time I realized there was such a thing as National
Geographic Kids was as a middle school English teacher. We were trying
to find something entertaining for kids who are reluctant readers.
And kids really do love it. There are tons of photographs and fun
facts to go with them. Take “20 Cool Things about Water.” Yes, I want
my kids to know a hippopotamus can walk all the way at the bottom of a
lake or river, but I also want them to learn things that directly
affect them. Like how cold water weighs more than hot water, and how a
bath uses 75% more water than a five-minute shower. My father always
told me I was wasting water, but now I’m armed with the facts for my
kids!
That’s what’s really fun about a National Geographic Kids magazine
subscription. If you’re humble enough to admit you have a lot to
learn, you can learn it the second time around with your kid. It just
gives one amazing fact and tidbit after another.
As a teacher, I also loved how it supported reading and comprehension
skills with word games and puzzles—all grounded in science and
geography. It’s like Boys’ Life magazine in that way, giving snippets
of facts. Just enough to engage a kid and get them interested. But the
real goal is to get them off their duffs to do some research and
reading on their own. It’s sneaky that way.
Thanks for stopping by Magazines.com!
Create A Personal Gift Announcement Card to send to someone special.
You will need a printer connected to the computer in order to print the Gift Announcement Card.
If you would prefer to enter your information by hand after printing, just leave these fields blank and select "Print Gift Announcement".
Other Gift Options
Postcard Announcement
On the Review step during checkout, you will have the option to mail a FREE postcard to the recipient announcing that a gift has been purchased for them. You schedule the date the card will be mailed; send it immediately or hold for perfect timing with a special occasion.
eGift Announcement
Perfect for last-minute shoppers! On your order confirmation page you will have the option to send a FREE email gift notification. Choose from hundreds of E-Card designs and several delivery options. See an example.Interested In More Gifts? Visit the Gift Center to discover great gift suggestions for everyone on your list.
