National Geographic Little Kids

Everything you need to help your preschooler become a bright, curious explorer can be found in the pages of NG Little Kids. Captivating animal stories develop prereading and reading skills as well answer questions about kids' favorite creatures. Features about different cultures bring the world to your child and inspire a sense of understanding. Interactive experiments introduce simple science, and fun puzzles and games teach logic, counting, and so much more.

Australia Maze

Illustration: Reef maze
Art by Jim Paillot

PARENT TIP: FINE MOTOR SKILLS
Mazes provide a fun way to practice fine motor skills that your child will need when learning to write. As your child finds the correct path in this maze, ask your child to describe the scene from the sea turtle's point of view to encourage storytelling.

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Image: Ducklings

Animal Teachers

Animal parents teach their young important life lessons.

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Illustration: Toot & Puddle

Coloring Book

Print and color animal pictures.

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Image: Toot and Puddle

Forest Song

Toot learns about the forest by listening to its sounds.

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Illustration: Orangutan

Animal Printables

Print out a bunch of animal pictures and color them in.

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Illustration: Kitty

Around the World

Travel the world with Mama Mirabelle, her son Max, Karla the zebra, and a cheetah named Bo.

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Photo: Dad carving pumpking with daughter

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