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Kid's Magazine Subscriptions
Kids have very short attention spans and find reading a tedious task, especially when it’s an assigned reading that the child has no interest in. We need them to read so they can grow into critical thinkers with a well rounded vocabulary. Kids who read frequently will do better in school and also become more successful in their later careers than kids that are reluctant readers.
One way to get kids to read more often is to invest in a few magazine subscriptions. Magazines offer the best of both worlds; they have short articles and activities that keep children interested. Kids aren’t getting lost in some boring (to them) novel; magazines peak their interests and allow them to explore new interests. Kid’s magazine subscriptions are a good way to make lifelong readers of your children. Below is a selection of great kid’s magazines to help get your child interested in reading.
Kids Magazines
1. American Girl – For girls ages 8 and up – An age appropriate magazine and alternative to the teen magazines. Full of interesting stories, contests, advice, puzzles, games, and giggles.
2. Discovery Girls – For girls 8 and up – A magazine full of articles and advice on middle school challenges, exceptional teens, fashion, sports, with contests and quizzes.
3. Girls' Life Magazine - For girls 10 and up – Another alternative to the teen magazines with stories on friendships, advice, fashion, celebrities. And stories that help with self esteem.
4. Disney Princess – For girls 4 and up - Full of stories about the magical Disney princesses, with a collectible princess poster in each issue. Also contains activities and projects for your little princess.
5. Boys Life - For boys 7 to 18 – A magazine full of articles on fiction, history, sports, outdoors, non-fiction and science.
6. Junior Baseball – For boys 7 to 18 - A magazine that focuses on players, coaches, and parents. It includes articles on skill, new equipment, health and nutrition, and also accounts from major league players and their own youth baseball days. If it has to deal with youth baseball, it’s in this magazine.
7. Boys Quest – For boys 5 to 12 – A magazine full of adventuresome stories and fun activities with jokes, riddles, puzzles, and cartoons. This magazine aims to inspire reading among young boys.
8. Dig – For kids 9 and up – A magazine that makes archaeology fun and interesting. Full of stories about mummies and pyramids and new discoveries and explains how ancient ideas shape our world today.
9. OWL -For kids 9 to 13 – This magazine is full of stories and facts about science and how things work. There are plenty of puzzles, quizzes, and breaking news stories that will provoke thought and entertain.
10. Faces -For kids 9 and up – This magazine helps kids understand how people in other countries and of other cultures live through stories about every day life, folk tales, history and tradition. Every page is filled with great photos and illustrations.
More Magazines for Kids
11. Highlights High Five - kids age 4 to 8 – A magazine which holds to the simple values and gentle lessons of kindness, friendship, and learning. Full of beginning phonics stories and puzzles to keep children happily interested.
12. Muse - kids age 9 to 14 – This is a magazine that challenges children by featuring articles on space, genetics, computers, physics, math, earth science, rain forests, and visual arts, to name a few. Sponsored by the Smithsonian.
13. Babybug - kids up to age 2 – Filled with colorful pictures, simple rhymes, and stories that parents will love to read to their youngsters.
14. Ladybug - kids 2 to 6 – A magazine full of colorful pictures and illustrations with stories of characters that preschoolers will love. Also full of activities, songs, and poems.
15, School Arts - k thru 12 – This is actually a teacher’s resource magazine but it’s full of art projects and ideas for all age groups.
16. Kids Discover - kids 6 to 12 – A magazine to help children become lifelong readers by engaging children with science and social studies articles and colorful photography and illustrations.
17. National Geographic Little Kids - preschoolers – An engaging magazine for preschoolers and their parents, full of interesting photography, games, and stories.
18. Click - kids 3 to 7 – A magazine about the sciences, nature, and the environment that will engage children from preschool up to 2nd grade.
19. Ask - kids 7 to 10 - Each issue of this magazine is devoted to one theme presented by past and present inventors, artists, and scientists, and investigates that theme through cartoons, contests, projects, web experiments, games, and puzzles.
20. Wild Animal Baby - kids up to age 3 – This magazine is full of great animal photos, picture stories, and fun activities directed at toddlers and to be engaged with their parents.
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Thank you, livewithrichard, for very well chosen magazine and the joy of reading your hub.
Excellent idea for gift giving. Never thought of this especially for pre-teens and teens as gifts. The brain is a muscle that should be exercised and reading is the best. I can think of no better way than providing material that kids will use and enjoy. Voted up, marked useful and shared.





























Ken Moncrieff 19 months ago
Hola, Livewithrichard,Reading your article was not only pleasurable, but educational too. My usual time reading span for most hubs I read is very short lived, but I have to say quite honestly I read your hub all the way through. It was well constructed and thought out.