Perfect for nature-loving pre-schoolers, National Geographic Little Kids magazine is crammed full of cute creatures, interactive activities and mind-teasing puzzles. It's not just fun - it's an adventure that nurtures your child's key skills in numeracy, literacy, and beyond!
Map It! • A map shows where places are. This one shows countries where some of the animals and landmarks in this magazine are found.
Why? • Why do you think fireflies light up?
Let It Glow • Here are some more natural things that make their own light!
Art Supplies • Can you name these things? What letters are missing?
What Is Different? • Look at each picture in the top row. Spot the differences between it and the one below.
That’s Cool! • Meet the proboscis monkey.
Who Knows Whose Nose? • There are lots of creatures with amazing noses. Can you match each nose to the right animal?
Climbing Cats • Leopards are big, tough cats. But sometimes other animals such as lions and hyenas try to steal their food. So hungry leopards take their meals up into the trees to eat!
Hidden Animals • Some animals hide! They have colours and patterns that help them blend in with their home.
Fluffy Flamingo Chicks
More Cool Nests! • Meet other birds that build cool nests.
Sharing Shells • Hermit crabs don’t have their own shells. They find empty shells to live in. When a hermit crab grows, it finds a new, bigger shell!
ORCA • Orcas live in the ocean. They swim fast to hunt animals like seals, penguins and fish. Here are some ways that orcas are made for living in the sea.
A Trip to Town • What’s going on in the high street?
Where is the Biggest Cave? • The world’s biggest cave is called Hang Son Đoòng. It is in a country called Vietnam. The cave is so large, a 40-storey building could fit inside of it.
Let’s visit… IRELAND!
Find the Gold! • Leprechauns are magical characters from old Irish stories. They are said to keep pots of gold at the end of rainbows! Which rainbow leads to the pot of gold?
LITTLE KIDS BIG QUIZ!
So Many Mushrooms • Look at all the colourful mushrooms! Can you count how many there are of each type?
National Geographic Little Kids