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National Geographic Kids magazine is the best-selling kids monthly for nature-loving kids aged 7-12! Each issue is carefully curated to ignite curiosity and spark conversations about science and the natural world, empowering children to love and care for our beautiful planet.
There’s some seriously bizarre behaviour going on in the animal kingdom, from extreme eating and temper tantrums to creatures that literally lose their heads. But by being weird, these curious critters increase their chances of survival –...
THE STRANGE STUFF: This planet might look calm, but don’t be fooled. The temperature on HD 189733 b can reach a scorching 1,000°C, trapping massive amounts of heat on its starfacing side. This whips up a non-stop, super-fast wind tunnel that...
All about the amazing escape artist and his coolest tricks
do you do, Kids? We've got a fang- tastic issue for you this spring, full of weird creatures, peculiar planets and Halloweenthemed crafts. Fab- boo- lous stuff! Plus, famous magician Harry Houdini died on Halloween in 1926, so we find out about...
We’ve put some QR codes in this month’s mag. If you point a smart device at them you’ll be taken to more epic stuff online. Try it here!
How the Ancient Egyptians made these marvels! For thousands of years, people have looked at Egypt’s Giza Pyramids and wondered how the Ancient Egyptians built them. Originally towering 147m above the ground, the tallest of these monuments –...
