Ignite the curiosity of young explorers with National Geographic Kids magazine! Packed with exciting stories, stunning visuals, and interactive science content – it's the perfect blend of ...

With a subscription to National Geographic Kids magazine, paired with The Puzzle Book of Animals, your young explorer is in for hours of screen-free entertainment with Weird But True! facts ...

Based on the Emmy-nominated National Geographic Channel TV series, Brain Games, Brain Games Kids Game takes players through a series of challenges that put both mind and body to the test.

It's a weird world out there. And that’s a good thing! Weirdness can excite kids about the world—and help them understand it. So introduce them to all the world’s wackiness with these ideas.

6 Save-the-Earth Tips to Share With Kids Here's good news for the Earth: Kids want to protect it. The trick is showing them how to do it in ways that will truly make a difference. Empower children ...

Gregg Treinish, a National Geographic emerging explorer and biologist, calls this “land snorkeling.” Just like all the things they’ll see by floating in the ocean, kids can observe all sorts ...

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Here are a few ideas to steer your pack in the right direction. Stories of animals behaving "kindly" can show kids they can also get along with anyone. Elephants that comfort friends, benevolent ...

Wakehurst, Kew's wild botanic garden in Sussex, has announced an exciting new collaboration with National Geographic Kids ...