Literature+Magazines+for+Children

www.babybugmagkids.com is for parents and grandparents who subscribe to [|BABYBUG] magazine for babies ages 0-3. “Reading Babybug with Your Child,” and “Ask Babybug,” both by child development expert Sally Nurss, M. Ed., offer suggestions and answer questions regarding reading with your child. visit the BABYBUG Blog.

www.ladybugmagkids.com is the site for subscribers to [|LADYBUG] magazine for kids ages 3-6. Features fun and creative projects, audio recordings of songs featured in the magazine, and games to engage children’s growing logic skills. Children can also see their artwork featured in “Your Turn” or write to their favorite characters from the magazine.

www.spidermagkids.com is the site for kids who subscribe to [|SPIDER] magazine for children ages 3-6. Here, they can listen to audio of poems and stories from the magazine, browse and share book reviews, and discover puzzles and games that will engage their language and logic skills. The site also offers kids the opportunity to enter art and writing contests and view work created by readers.

www.cricketmagkids.com, the site for [|CRICKET] subscribers ages 9-14, encourages children to share ideas - as well as their original art, creative writing, and book recommendations - with CRICKET readers around the world in a monitored forum. Puzzles, activities, and audio recordings of stories extend the content of the printed magazine.

www.cicadamag.com is the online home of [|CICADA] magazine for teens and features The Slam, our award-winning online forum for microfiction and poetry. Designed for budding writers, www.cicadamag.com gives teens writing tips and submissions needs for CICADA. To further encourage creative expression, the site showcases interviews with each issue’s Spot Artist Extraordinaire.

Nonfiction magazines for children ages 3-14
www.clickmagkids.com is for kids who subscribe to [|CLICK] magazine for children ages 3-6. Our site features projects and games, audio recordings of stories from the magazine, and book recommendations. Children can also see their artwork and photos featured in “Your Turn” or write to Click the mouse, a beloved character from the magazine.

www.askmagkids.com is for subscribers to [|ASK] magazine for kids ages 6-9. Contests and book recommendations expand on each issue's theme, while Marvin and all his friends offer fun polls, games, and projects to keep children engaged and learning about their world.

www.musemagkids.com is [|MUSE] magazine's home on the Web. Full of projects and book recommendations for readers ages 9-14 to explore, www.musemagkids.com has the same quirky sense of humor as the print magazine and features active, moderated forums for readers to express their views on life, the universe, and pie-throwing.

www.digonsite.com[|DIG] subscribers ages 9-14 are encouraged to submit questions, their own digging experiences, and Awesome Art contributions. They can also test their Archaeology IQ with quizzes, get their "dig" questions answered by Dr. Dig - a real archaeologist! - and access a list of resources for even more archaeological fun.

www.odysseymagazine.com lets kids who subscribe to [|ODYSSEY] magazine for children ages 9-14 ask our resident scientist their science-related questions, check out pre-screened Web cams, try to figure out the Mystery Puzzle, and explore science news scoops.