Kids Discover Magazine

Pros: Educational, fascinating topics, entertaining brainteasers, hands-on activities, no ads, no repetition, for various ages

Cons: Expensive, only one topic per issue-may not interest child, short issues-only available by subscription

The Bottom Line: Satisfy your child's curiosity. Subscribe to KIDS Discover. The fascinating topics will be reread often by children 6-12. It's a unique resource for classroom projects. Fun Brainteasers/activities!

Review: KIDS Discover magazine is an award-winning magazine for kids 6 - 12 years old. Even adults will enjoy reading and learning from this high quality magazine. KIDS Discover magazine publishes monthly and features interesting, easy-to-read...

Pros: Very Education and Easy for your children to read and understand.

Cons: NONE

The Bottom Line: KIDS Discover Magazine is a VERY Interesting and Educational magazine for your children that they will LOVE and learn so much from.

Review: What Kids WILL Discover

I have held my subscription to KIDS Discover Magazine, ever since 2 years ago, when my oldest son took a HUGE interest to one of their magazines in a doctors office waiting room. I still...

Pros: High quality photos & paper, well written, no ads

Cons: It's only 20 pages

Review: I was a charter subscriber to Kids Discover magazine. We continued the subscription for 4 years, until my older sons outgrew it. They eagerly awaited each issue and read it cover to cover. I saved every one of them, because the quality is so high that...

Pros: attractive, informative, fun

Cons: wish the issues would be bigger!

Review: My six year old son loves these magazines. They are colorful and printed on a heavier shinny paper, a very attractive magazine packed with lots of information. Each issue is full color, with NO advertising!!!

The solar system, planet earth,...

Pros: Attractive, interesting magazine that makes kids want to learn

Cons: None

Review: Kids Discover is what other kid's magazines should aspire to. It is filled with good information for kids and adults, and it doesn't talk down to children.

The magazines are glossy and look like professional journals. The articles are...

Pros: Very interesting, educational, and eye catching.

Cons: N/A

Review: Discover Kids magazine is excellent. My daughter looks forward to getting it. It is very informative and the photographs are eye catching. Any child who likes to watch Discover on television will certainly enjoy this magazine. It is a good magazine...

Pros: Great for the classroom and home. No advertisements!

Cons: No complaints.

Review: My son loves KIDS DISCOVER so much, he checks the mailbox every day hoping it's time for the next issue to arrive. I also teach 2nd grade and have bought lots of issues to keep in my classroom - I integrate it into lesson plans in science and social stud ...

Pros: The magazine covers each topic thoroughly and makes even boring subjects very interesting for kids.

Cons: I really find it hard to say anything negative about the magazine.

Review: My daughter loves this magazine! I can't wait until she's done with her issue so I can read it too! It's interesting, informative, well organized and has great pictures, time lines and illustrations. It's definitely worth every penny. ...

Pros: Informative, educational, easy to use, attractive

Cons: None

Review: Do you want to raise the smartest kids in America and the world? Do you want to make sure that they can compete in this new market economy? Well, you can play your role not only as parents who can be role models but also as facilitators of learning....

Pros: Single Topic Issues, no ads, appropriate for age

Cons: 12 Issues per year, but ads all talk about getting 10 Issues (not a year).

The Bottom Line: I gave it 4 stars, because I do not like their marketing. If these was not this problem, I would have given it 5 stars.

Review: These is a great magazine to get a general knowledge of the given topic. If the child is interested, there are books recommendations for both adults and children in the back. Or you can look up the topic at your local library. I love the fact that...