Editorial Review:Product Description:Dedicated to helping children aged 6 to 12 become lifelong learners, each issue investigates a single high-interest topic in science or social studies. The combination of dramatic color photography, high-impact illustrations, and informative kid-friendly text engages readers with compelling content.
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terrific magazine that isn't just "sound bytes"
My six year old son really gets into Kids Discover. He gets excited over the arrival of the magazine and he instantly becomes interested in the subject of that issue. We pore through every article, and we both really do learn something substantial about the subject of the issue. The photographs are stunning, and a wealth of enlightening and interesting information is included. Yes, the magazine is "thin" in terms of pages, but it also isn't full of the advertising and other "junk" filler that one sees in National Geographic Kids (that magazine is a huge disappointment, one that we will not be reordering for next year). We will continue to order Kids Discover also because it goes in-depth into a single topic at a time, doesn't bounce from one little bit of info on a subject to another...so much of what our kids get in terms of inputs are short little bits and bytes -- in school, on TV, and even in kids magazines. There is this assumption out there that children only have a very short attention span, but I beg to differ...give them interesting content that goes in depth, and see how well and long you can hold their attention! So, really, thumbs up for Kids Discover.
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Great information, tiny magazine
My son just received his second issue. This magazine is jam packed full of information and my son is just glued to the issues he's received, but the magazine itself is only a few pages. I would be happier if there were more pages and bigger type and pictures. It would appeal more to younger kids too if they did this. I am also scared after reading the other reviews that if I don't renew I will be inundated with collection notices. This seems to be happening to a lot of people so I hope they get the problem taken care of. The magazine is very educational and interesting; they don't need to scam people in order to sell copies.
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Kids Discover is GREAT!
This magazine is fantastic! Each topic is addressed with facts, photos and illustrations that introduce and intrigue readers of every age. Common facts are balanced with uncommonly known bits of trivia and cute animated characters that grab attention and get readers to ask more questions. I use it with my children and grandchildren (we learned about volcanos and made some last week), and as stimulus topics for training interpreters and educators of the deaf. The issue about the Great Wall of China arrived just before the Olympics this year, so we had some background information before watching. One of my favorites is the one about the Brain. Each edition is fascinating of itself, and gives enough teasers to lead readers to want to learn even more.
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Declining Quality of a Once Great Magazine
Recently KIDS DISCOVER has been "repeating" issues -- that is simply reprinting ENTIRE issues it has previously published -- this wouldn't be so bad I guess but they are not even updating the content.. the result is that they are printing old information that is more than just out of date and it's just plain wrong... I guess they are doing it to save money but they've lost my family's trust..
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Grandaughter not happy w/ Kids Discover
Subscribed to Kids Discover, Ranger Rick and Highlights for three different grandchildren, ages 12, 10 and 8. The other two arrived quickly in time for gift and children and parents are delighted. Each issue arrives timely. BUT Kids Discover took about 3 months to even arrive and then was sporadic all year. My grandaughter isn't a complainer but her mother said she waits for her next issue and it doesn't come or comes late. She has received only about 9 when it should be 12. Might not matter as much if the other kids weren't getting theirs every month.