Get 200+ astronomy facts, activities, & fun for kids exclusively from Astronomy magazine.This 100 page special issue includes engaging and fun articles, hands-on STEM activities, and even a 12-page comic by Michael Bakich, Astronomy Senior Editor and longtime planetarium educator.

Jonathan York has led a boring life – a pointless degree from the community college, a lackluster job at the General Store, and never any desire for something more exciting. But when fate leaves him stranded in a sinister land, he finds himself seeking an adventure of his own. Along the way he encounters ghoulish thieves, ravenous swamp monsters, a dastardly ice cream conspiracy, and a necromancer bent on human sacrifice. In this beautifully

From the editors of Family Fun magazine, this special Crafts for Kids newsstand issue includes 180+ projects for children to enjoy. With ideas for year-round entertainment, it includes silly science projects, gifts to make, fun creations using recycled materials, and much more.

Get ready to have lots of fun in the kitchen, learning basic baking skills and making delicious things for you, your family , and your friends to eat!

With computer coding and programming now part of the school curriculum, children as young as five will now be developing their computing skills alongside English and Maths.

The Raspberry Pi might be small but its potential is enormous. The aim of this guide is to tap into that by helping parents and children get started with their Pi and work together on a wide range of fun projects that are both enjoyable and educational. We have updated the

TIME for Kids builds the critical reading skills kids need to succeed in the information era.