National Geographic Little Kids

Perfect for nature-loving pre-schoolers, National Geographic Little Kids magazine is crammed full of cute creatures, interactive activities and mind-teasing puzzles. It's not just fun - it's an adventure that nurtures your child's key skills in numeracy, literacy, and beyond!

Welcome to the latest issue of Little Kids

Map It! • A map shows where places are. The one below shows countries and continents where some of the animals in this magazine live.

Why? • Why do thunder and lightning happen together?

Zig-Zag Sky • Lightning moves from clouds down to the ground in zig-zag patterns. Go over the lightning strikes with your pencil.

Numbers Everywhere! • Can you name these objects? What letters are missing?

What Is Different? • Look at each picture in the top row. Spot the differences between it and the one below.

That’s Cool! • Meet the ornate horned frog.

Fancy Frogs • Match these pattern close-ups with the frog they belong to!

The Munch Bunch

What Comes Next? • These cute kittens and puppies make a different pattern in each row. Which puppy or kitten will come next at the end of each line?

Busy Bees

Buzzing Bees • Some bees are big. Some are small. Some are yellow and black. Some are other colours.

Beavers Build a Dam

Playtime • Fun in the classroom!

International Space Station • The International Space Station, or ISS, floats in space around Earth. It took 13 years to build. It was sent to space in pieces and built there.

Let’s visit… ETHIOPIA

Tasty Injera • Injera is a type of bread from Ethiopia. It is flat, like a pancake, and filled with little holes – a bit like a crumpet! It is rolled up and eaten, or used as a big plate.

LITTLE KIDS BIG QUIZ!

Left or Right?

National Geographic Little Kids