Introduce a Child to Something New Every Month
My Top Ten
Plus, some honorable mentions.
Number 10
Dogs For Kids
Number 9
Young Rider
Young Rider (1-year)
Amazon Price: $12.99 (as of 07/10/2009)
Going Green
Worried about wasting paper? Magazines can be recycled by many local paper recyclers, can be kept and used later for collage crafts (we do a LOT of these), or donated to pretty much anywhere that has a waiting room. Dr.'s offices, hospitals, schools, and other places are happy to take them off your hands!!
Number 8
Highlights
Highlights For Children
Amazon Price: $29.64 (as of 07/10/2009)
Number 7
Discover Kids
Kids Discover
Amazon Price: $26.95 (as of 07/10/2009)
Magazines are Great For "Sick Days".
And so are these great "at home" crafts!
Decorating With Kids
Too sick for school? Parents Magazine has some creative ways to pass the time during a sick day.
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Number 6
Sports Illustrated for Kids
Sports Illustrated Kids (1-year)
Amazon Price: $19.95 (as of 07/10/2009)
Number 5
Your Big Back Yard
Your Big Backyard
Amazon Price: $24.00 (as of 07/10/2009)
Totes for Kids
These tote bags are the perfect size for magazines, snacks, and more.
Number 4
American Girl
American Girl
Amazon Price: $22.95 (as of 07/10/2009)
Number 3
Zoobooks
Zoobooks
Amazon Price: $25.95 (as of 07/10/2009)
Crafty Collages for Kids
Scrapbooking Collage Art for Kids : How to Begin Kids Collage Art
Learn how to begin making an art collage with your child in this free arts and crafts video lesson on scrap booking. Expert: Angela Taylor Bio: Angela Taylor has a BA in Art from Eastern Oregon University, and is now a member of the Santa Monica Fine Arts Studio. She taught art to children at The Seattle Academy of Fine Arts. Filmmaker: Nili Nathan
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Number 2
Dig
Dig
Amazon Price: $33.95 (as of 07/10/2009)
Number 1
National Geographic for Kids
National Geographic Kids
Amazon Price: $19.95 (as of 07/10/2009)
More Fun on Squidoo For The Kids and You!
Best Deal Magazines Children's Magazines-
Lenses I've Built With My Children
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With gas prices as high as they are and us stuck out in the boonies, we're finding ways to entertain ourselves without "going anywhere" this summer. We've made mud baths outside, taken long bike rides, worked in the garden, done puzzles, played with...
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Fun With Roly Poly Bugs
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Did you know that Pill Bugs aren't really bugs at all? They aren't even insects! They are members of the only group of CRUSTACEANS who live on land. Pill Bugs perform valuable jobs in our environment by eating detritus and aerating the top layer of s...
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Best Books For Toddlers
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All 4 of my kiddos share a passion for books which has been cultivated from a very early age. Toddlers love "participatory" books, simple stories that they can memorize (they learn to anticipate what's coming next and it makes them proud), and BRIGHT...
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Books That Both Kids and Parents Will Love
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Do you get tired of hearing about "educational" books and how reading to your kids is so important to their development? I do. We all know how essential reading is but what about for pure entertainment? Instead of TV, why not read a GREAT story to y...
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Playing With Toads
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Did you ever wonder how you could combine 2 seemingly opposite hobbies in to one really weird pastime?
Share your favorites with us!!
Evelyn_Saenz wrote...
Lady Bug, Spider and Your Big Back Yard were my kid's favorites. No one in my family ever liked Highlights.
Your Big Back Yard is great for Beginning Readers with it's limited vocabulary and large print.
Posted September 21, 2008
AMB1 wrote...
good site! Thought I'd mention - our local kids attractions (zoo, aquarium) send out free kid-friendly magazines with membership. Also, scouts membership includes good free magazines. Sounds like you have fun with your kids!
Posted September 20, 2008
lisadh wrote...
Great list. I particularly like National Geographic for Kids. My son loves it!
Posted September 19, 2008
