Fascinating facts about the Seven Wonders of the World, for kids, are the focus here; they’ll learn all about these no-longer-existing treasures of the ancient world, and will be introduced to a new list of modern marvels, which includes our own Statue of Liberty. Learn More

Breathtaking pyramids and temples, feathered and painted armies, camels laden with golden treasures– these and other extravagances of greatest African Kingdoms, for kids, are all explored in this dazzling issue. Learn More

This issue investigates the native tribes of America, in 1492 – just before the arrival of Europeans changed everything. Delve into the lives of the northwest coast peoples and those of the northeastern forest – and all the tribes in between. Learn More

In terms of the sheer number and the ingenuity of their inventions, no other past civilization comes close to the accomplishments of ancient China; for kids curious about the birthplace of noodles and the home of the Great Wall, this issue spares no details. Learn More

Turn the page and step into the glorious past of Ancient Egypt; for kids obsessed with pharaohs and pyramids, this issue has it all: descriptions of daily life, a timeline of the most famous dynasties, and far-out facts on the great structures and relics they left behind. Learn More

What was so great about Ancient Greece? For kids eager to find out, this issue provides everything they need to know about the Greeks lasting contributions to the fields of philosophy, literature, history, medicine, and more. Learn More

The mysteries and major accomplishments of Ancient India, for kids, are explored here, with an emphasis on their advances in city-building and the contributions of Vedic Aryans to modern Indian culture and society. Learn More

Mention Persia, and most people think Arabian Nights, magic carpets, and genies; in Ancient Persia, for kids, the full scope of this vast empire’s accomplishments are revealed, from stunning mosques and works of art to its most far-reaching legacy: Islam. Learn More

Archaeology, for kids, explores this fascinating science in full detail, covering everything from the tools of the trade and the best places to dig to some of the most incredible discoveries ever made and the many mysteries that remain. Learn More

The grisly and glorious story of the Aztecs, for kids, is recounted here with an emphasis on their religious rites, great building prowess, and their downfall after the arrival of Cortes. Learn More

In this issue, kids will explore shipwrecks, Ice Age cave drawings, ancient tombs, and many other kinds of buried treasure; for kids who like to explore old family heirlooms – or collect stamps or coins – this issue will definitely get them thinking on a bigger scale! Learn More

In this issue, take a cruise through the Caribbean. For kids interested in the history and culture of these diverse islands, a host of fascinating facts and details will expand their educational horizons. Learn More

Who doesn’t love to read about the great triumphs and tragedies of explorers? For kids interested in learning about some of the world’s best-known adventurers – as well as about some of the lesser-known ones – this issue will quickly become a favorite. Learn More

Learning about the Great Wall of China, for kids interested famous monuments, is made easy in this issue, which covers all the basics about its construction and also throws in incredible facts that will leave kids spellbound. Learn More

Grease up your board, put on your wetsuit, and hop in – the water’s fine – in Hawai’i! For kids seeking info on the formation, history, and culture of these wild and wonderful islands, this issue hits the spot. Learn More

Incas, for kids learning about ancient empires, introduces them to the many incredible talents of this mountainous civilization, from terraced farming and building Macchu Picchu to weaving intricate textiles. Learn More

All the latest and greatest inventions, for kids, are covered here, from ones that took years of development – like computers, TVs, and cars – to the ones that were the result of sheer serendipity, like safety glass, Velcro, and popsicles. Learn More

Queen for a day? How about Queen for 60 years, like Queen Elizabeth of Britain? Incredible facts about the monarchy, for kids, will keep them glued to this issue, which features the latest and greatest rulers from around the world– from Attila the Hun to Henry VIII. Learn More

In Knights & Castles, for kids, they’ll learn all about the picturesque lives of nobles, knights, and royalty, and explore daily life in the castles that that knights called home and worked so hard to defend. Learn More

What’s in a word? What are the roots behind the development of language? For kids wondering about the origins of language, how many languages there are in the world, or how humans learned to speak, this issue will be a captivating read. Learn More

Artist, engineer, scientist, inventor, musician-Leonardo da Vinci did it all-and did it well. As a painter, he created the Mona Lisa, the most famous work of art in the world today... Learn More

The wanderings and discoveries of explorer Marco Polo, for kids, are described in thrilling detail in this issue, from his original jaunt across Asia as a teenager to his meandering and tragic journey home. Learn More

The world knows him as Mark Twain, but he was born Samuel Langhorne Clemens. On the night of his birth in 1835, Halley's comet appeared as a brilliant streak of light in the sky. In 1910, the comet reappeared, and Clemens died. Learn More

The birth of civilization in Mesopotamia, for kids, is explored in depth in this issue, from the many inventions forged in this ancient era, like the wheel and writing, to the religious beliefs and myths that still seem current today. Learn More

The wonders of old and new Mexico, for kids who hope to be global travelers some day, are all described in this colorful issue, from the Aztec ruins beneath Mexico City to the current lives of modern Mexicans. Learn More

Show me the money! In this valuable issue, money, for kids, is explored in all its whimsies and realities. From its origins in the form of rocks, rice, salt, and shells used to make purchases, to its current status as a symbol of financial worth and a means of exchange, all the key facts can be found here. Learn More

Mummy’s the word in this spell-”binding” issue, which unwraps the mysteries and marvels of mummies, for kids, starting with the most famous embalmers – the Egyptians – and investigating mummies in other cultures, as well as the complex process behind their creation. Learn More

All of the most fascinating details of the history and culture of Native Americans, for kids, are brought into focus here: from their spiritual beliefs, artwork, and legends to harrowing accounts of the unfair policies, diseases, and forced migration that almost wiped them out. Learn More

Kids will enjoy learning about the Northwest Coast peoples in this issue, which explores everything from their impressive carvings and weavings to their strict social hierarchy – all of which were threatened by the arrival of Russian and Spanish traders and invaders. Learn More

The history of photography, for kids, is only one element of this issue; they’ll also find out how a camera works, how photos have been used in art and science, and how to build their own box camera. Learn More

The Golden Age of the Plains Indians, for kids, is explored in memorable detail here, along with the changes wrought by the arrival of Europeans, which included forced migration and land seizure. Learn More

This issue features a thorough investigation of the ruins of Pompeii, for kids, covering everything from the reasons why Mt. Vesuvius erupted and how the explosion unfolded to the daily life of Pompeians. Learn More

Pyramid power! In this monumental issue, learn all there is to know about the history, construction, and excavation of the mighty pyramids; for kids obsessed with ancient Egypt, this issue is sure to become a favorite reference. Learn More

The dramatic saga of the Roman Empire, for kids, is told through a look back at life in Rome at its peak and an exploration of their countless innovations and inventions, which continue to influence Western life today. Learn More

It’s the samurai way – or the highway! Or at least that’s how it used to be in feudal Japan. In Samurai, for kids, they’ll uncover the rich history and legacy of these honored warriors, whose system of warfare and code of conduct governed the land for almost 700 years. Learn More

William Shakespeare has been called the greatest writer in the English language. From about 1590 to 1613, he wrote 36 plays, including tragedies (Hamlet), comedies (A Midsummer Night's Dream), and histories (Henry V). Today, his plays are performed... Learn More

Featured in this issue are the highly developed artistic and scientific accomplishments of the Maya; for kids interested in ancient cultures, accounts of Mayan math, astronomy, and writing will be lively reading. Learn More