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Title details for TIME for Kids - Age 8+ Family Edition by Time USA, LLC - Available

TIME for Kids - Age 8+ Family Edition

G5041924
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TIME for Kids builds the critical reading skills kids need to succeed in the information era.

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KID OF THE WEEK • KATE CARNER, 13, WASHINGTON

BIG BREAK • Sunny Choi is headed to the Summer Olympics, in Paris, France, to compete in the first-ever Olympic breaking competition.

GO BANANAS • A travel coordinator gets players where they need to be. Meet Brynnan Norris, who does this for the Savannah Bananas.

SHOULD ADVENTURE TOURISM BE ALLOWED? • Traveling by submarine to view an underwater shipwreck. Trekking to the top of a distant mountain. Buckling in on a space ship. Extreme adventure tourists are always seeking the next thrill. According to Grand View Research, they were expected to spend more than $1 trillion in 2023 alone. But with extreme adventure comes extreme risk—to the tourists and, if they’re not careful, to the places on which they leave their mark. Should adventure tourism be allowed? TFK readers weigh in.

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Frequency: Every other week Pages: 8 Publisher: Time USA, LLC Edition: G5041924

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  • Release date: April 15, 2024

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OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Family & Parenting Kids & Teens

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English

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

ECLIPSE WOWS U.S.

SNAPSHOT

ENTER THE TFK KID REPORTER CONTEST!

KID OF THE WEEK • KATE CARNER, 13, WASHINGTON

BIG BREAK • Sunny Choi is headed to the Summer Olympics, in Paris, France, to compete in the first-ever Olympic breaking competition.

GO BANANAS • A travel coordinator gets players where they need to be. Meet Brynnan Norris, who does this for the Savannah Bananas.

SHOULD ADVENTURE TOURISM BE ALLOWED? • Traveling by submarine to view an underwater shipwreck. Trekking to the top of a distant mountain. Buckling in on a space ship. Extreme adventure tourists are always seeking the next thrill. According to Grand View Research, they were expected to spend more than $1 trillion in 2023 alone. But with extreme adventure comes extreme risk—to the tourists and, if they’re not careful, to the places on which they leave their mark. Should adventure tourism be allowed? TFK readers weigh in.

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Family & Parenting Kids & Teens