Spark holiday wonder in your young explorer with National Geographic Kids magazine! Filled with thrilling stories, breathtaking visuals, and hands-on science fun, it’s the ultimate gift of ...

Based on the Emmy-nominated National Geographic Channel TV series, Brain Games, Brain Games Kids Game takes players through a series of challenges that put both mind and body to the test.

More than 40,000 hexagonal columns shape the mystical landscape at Ireland’s Giant’s Causeway, which became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1986 ... ‘i Volcanoes National Park one of ...

6 Save-the-Earth Tips to Share With Kids Here's good news for the Earth: Kids want to protect it. The trick is showing them how to do it in ways that will truly make a difference. Empower children ...

Nurturing creativity will keep kids’ genius juices flowing—even ... Play along with clips from Brain Games, the National Geographic Channel show that messes with your mind and reveals the ...

Afterward flip through a magazine and ask your kids to point out which photos they think are real and which may have been doctored, and why. The exercise will help them get into an analytical ...

Hey Parents! If you have a mythology aficionado in the house or want your kids to discover Greek mythology, check out Nat Geo Kids Greeking Out! It’s a podcast for the whole family that retells ...

four-night trip to Washington, D.C., including a special tour of National Geographic headquarters. The winning photograph will appear in participating editions of National Geographic Kids magazine.

And once children understand the importance of native plants to an environment, tending to them empowers kids to protect habitats ... databases like the National Wildlife Federation’s Native ...

Ignite the curiosity of young explorers with National Geographic Kids magazine! Packed with exciting stories, stunning visuals, and interactive science content – it's the perfect blend of ...

four-night trip to Washington, D.C., including a special tour of National Geographic headquarters. The winning photograph will appear in participating editions of National Geographic Kids magazine.