Magazines for Grades 5-9 (ages 9 and up)

Our classroom magazines for grades 5 to 9 (ages 9 and up) feature high-interest nonfiction, have been recognized with awards, and have been chosen for tests and textbooks nationwide. From history to world cultures, from science to literature, we have a magazine for everyone! Our nonfiction titles contain well-researched articles by authorities in the field, and our fiction publications feature selections from the best children's and young adult writers from the U.S. and abroad, as well as beautiful illustrations from well-known artists. Below are details on our magazines for ages 9 and up.

CALLIOPE World History Dramatic tales from history, high-interest art from the world's leading museums, time lines, and maps make CALLIOPE the most fun and exciting way to learn about world history. MORE	COBBLESTONE American History High-quality content makes COBBLESTONE the recognized leader in the study of history. MORE	ODYSSEY Science Journey into other dimensions - of space, technology, the environment, the human body, mathematics, and other emerging areas - where science explains and enhances everything we do. MORE
DIG Archaeology & History Discover the latest archaeological finds from around the world while learning about the cultural, scientific, and architectural accomplishments of different societies. MORE	FACES World Cultures Fosters an appreciation of other cultures and traditions and encourages readers to think from new perspectives. MORE	MUSE Science Explore the latest ideas in science, history, technology, math, and the arts. MORE

CRICKET Language Arts Find fantasy; folktales; poetry; articles on other countries, customs, and traditions; exciting true adventure stories; serialized longer selections; and science articles and experiments. MORE

CICADA Literary Magazine The literary magazine for teenagers, contains stories, prose poetry, and essays that are by turns realistic, fanciful, humorous, serious, and engaging, but always thought-provoking. MORE

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