Magazines for Every Grade and Content Area

We have a magazine for YOUR classroom! Our literacy & language arts magazines for toddlers to teens build reading skills with selections from the best children's writers and illustrators from around the world. Our nonfiction magazines in history & culture and science & ideas bring the excitement of discovery to young readers ages 3 and up. Well-researched articles, magnificent photos, and hands-on activities make learning about our world fun and engaging.

Magazines by Content Area

Literacy & Language Arts Cultivate the love of reading with selections from the best children's writers and illustrators from around the world. Babybug: Pre-K Ladybug: Pre-K to grade 1 Spider: grades 2-4 Cricket: grades 5-8 Cicada: grades 9-12	American & World History; World Cultures Create excitement for exploring history and different cultures with well-researched articles, magnificent photos, and hands-on activities. AppleSeeds: grades 3-5 Calliope: grades 5-9 Cobblestone: grades 5-9 Dig: grades 5-9 Faces: grades 5-9	Science & Ideas Discover the natural world and cutting-edge science topics with fascinating features and captivating characters. Click: grades 1-2 Ask: grades 3-5 Muse: grades 5-9 Odyssey: grades 5-9
Magazines by Grade / Age
Pre-K to Grade 2 (under 7 years old) Simple stories, rhymes, cartoons, and articles support emergent readers and help them discover the joy of reading. Babybug Ladybug Click	Grades 2-5 (Ages 6-9 years old) Help beginning readers discover their world with longer stories, articles filled with fun facts, and learning activities. Spider Ask AppleSeeds	Grades 4-9 (Ages 9 years old and up) Well-researched, well-written materials for independent thinkers. Calliope Cobblestone Cricket Dig Faces Muse Odyssey Cicada

"A cornucopia of solid children's literature for parents and teachers keen to present youngsters with print materials that will stimulate their imaginations and help develop a lifelong love of reading. Have a look!"

- Chester E. Finn, Jr., John M. Olin Fellow, Manhattan Institute & President, Thomas B. Fordham Foundation, Washington DC

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