National Geographic Little Kids

National Geographic Little Kids magazine - perfect for children ages 3 to 6. Irresistible photos and simple text to enhance early reading experiences, along with games, puzzles, and activities, that turn playtime into learning time.

FOREST FRIENDS

HOW LEAVES CHANGE • Some trees stay green all year. Other trees change colors like this.

WHY DO PEOPLE LIKE TO EAT PUMPKIN PIE IN THE FALL?

YOUR TURN! • Draw, trace, and play: These pages have fun activities all about dinosaurs.

DINO DISCOVERY • This skeleton belongs to a dinosaur called Hypsilophodon. Can you tell what its body parts are? Write the first letter of each dinosaur body part in the four boxes.

WHAT’S THAT? • Fossils are the remains of things that lived long ago. Fossils are found in rocks. Connect the dots to see this dino fossil. Then color it in.

EGG HUNT • Dinosaurs laid eggs, just like birds do today. Count how many bird eggs you see below.

MAMA MAZE • This Maiasaura mama needs to get back to her babies! Follow the path to help her find the right nest.

A IS FOR ANKYLOSAURUS • Ankylosaurus was a strong, plant-eating dinosaur with a heavy tail. Circle its tail.

STEGOSAURUS SPOTTER • Which of the small Stegosaurus dinosaurs is different? Circle it. Then color in the big Stegosaurus however you want.

COLORFUL CREATURES • Scientists are still finding out what colors dinosaurs were. Color in the feathers of this Velociraptor any way you like!

THAT’S COOL! • Use your senses.

HARP SEALS ON ICE!

WHAT IS A COMET?

MOMENT OF WOW! • A young humpback whale pops its head above the waves in the Pacific Ocean.