National Geographic Magazine for Little Kids
Packed with jaw-dropping photos, fascinating facts, and engaging puzzles, our magazines make even reluctant readers excited to learn! Designed to support key curriculum skills, each issue supports literacy, numeracy, and comprehension while connecting students to real-world topics in nature, science, and history.
Nat Geo Little Kids (ages 3–6): Curated around the Development Matters Framework, Nat Geo Little Kids supports key early years learning goals through engaging, age-appropriate content. Each issue includes over 40 interactive sticker activities and games that build skills in literacy, numeracy, and understanding the world.
Every subscription includes:
- Free live and on-demand Nat Geo Explorer classroom events
- Downloadable activities and articles
- Monthly teacher emails with bonus online resources
- One-to-one customer support
In a recent subscriber survey with almost 4,000 respondents, 97% of readers agreed that our magazines support their child’s learning
Kate, Mum to Ellie (aged 5)“As a former secondary English teacher, I’m impressed by the high-quality real-world reading practice that Nat Geo Little Kids offers. I’d buy it weekly if I could!”
The Gilmour Family (LK)“As a mother of a five year old, and as a teacher who has taught Reception and Year 1 children, I had to share how perfectly pitched the magazine is! The writers clearly know the 3–6 age range extremely well, and the activities are so engaging and enjoyable that my son doesn’t even bemoan not getting plastic tat on the front of the magazine!”
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