Its slogan was “fun with a purpose.” Long before the advent of toxic social media and Silicon Valley, way back before kids were obsessing over “likes” and “views” of self-indulgent selfies of themselves making Kardashian duck faces in their bathrooms and gyrating like Las Vegas pole-dancers in their bedrooms for TikTok, grade-school readers had healthy addictions to the wholesome trademark features of Highlights. Highlights became a staple in generations of playful and curious youngsters’ lives.

The venerable American publication was established in 1946 by an enterprising married couple devoted to improving elementary education. Each month, a new kit will arrive with hands-on activities, books, and games that invite kids to discover a new country and its culture.īite into a world food adventure! Every month features 4–6 kid-tested, kid-approved recipes from America’s Test Kitchen Kids, a hands-on activity and kid-friendly kitchen utensil that engages children in discovery new flavors, places, and global culinary traditions.Do you remember Highlights, the ubiquitous children’s magazine that you’d devour at the dentist’s office? If you were lucky, you’d wait for the mailman to deliver a fresh edition to your home at the beginning of every month. The World Adventures subscription gets your child ready to travel with the signature blue Little Passports suitcase. The Early Explorers subscription will deliver monthly packages containing interactive souvenirs, activity books, puzzles, and more to support learning about the world beyond their home.

Help your child begin exploring the world with a monthly geography and culture subscription that will have them traveling to a new country every month. Each month will have a new science kit arrive with hands-on experiment materials, activities, and books to help them engage in a new concept. Science Expeditions takes children on new adventures introducing them to new scientific topics across chemistry, physics, and fluid mechanics. Hands-on activities, comic-style stories, and plenty of adventures keep kids engaged and having fun. Each monthly space kit contains science-fueled hands-on projects, comic book stories, and posters that are ready to go up on the wall.Ĭalling all crafters! Craft Discovery brings together seasonally-relevant DIY crafts with learning activities that cultivate kids’ curiosities about geography, science, art and culture.Įach month, kids can build their own creation while they learn about topics like nature and global design exploration, the energy that propels a Weddell Seal, and more!Įach monthly kit from the Science Junior subscription invites kids to travel the globe while they explore new scientific topics such as solar power, volcanology, and optical illustions. The Space Quest subscription will take children on a leg of the space crew’s mission exploring the stars. Children will learn about new animals through pop-up playlets, hands-on games, 3-D animals, DIY activities, and fun fact-filled activities from the playset. I ask her if she remembers anything about the animals we talked about yesterday (penguins, elephants, etc.), or to point to a continent.”Ī Little Passports subscription will deliver a new package each month with hands-on projects, activity booklets, stories, stickers, and more helping children learn about science, math, space, animals, and world cultures.Įach month, an Animals Wild subscription will have your child visiting new animal habitats from around the globe. When we walk into the living room, and I'm not sure what to do with her next, I point to the map. Boxes for younger kids include insights on different cultural music and geographical facts, while the boxes for the older kids teach them about a new country every month.” “Little Passports is a great monthly subscription box to spark your child's curiosity for culture. Early explorers will learn about world themes like music and geographic features, while the big kids' box teaches her about a new country each month.”

“Spark their curiosity for culture with this global subscription box. The older crowd 9 and up may enjoy the Science Expeditions set, which includes an age-appropriate experiment to help them discover new passions and delve deeper into old ones.” “Check out the Early Explorers kit for your 3 through 5-year-olds and watch them become fascinated with the ocean, dinosaurs and more. There are different science and geography themed boxes available for children ages 3 to 12. “Even if you can’t necessarily take an international vacation, you can still introduce your children to various cultures with the help of Little Passports.

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