In our new supersize issue, we report on the presidential race, the two NASA astronauts stuck on the International Space Station, and winners of the Little League World Series! Plus, we reveal that komodo dragons have teeth with iron tips, and we have extra recipes and puzzles!
Our new issue is out now! We mark the start of the Paris Paralympics, report on some states' in-school cell phone ban, and explain the science that says human emotions can affect dogs' feelings and butter can be created from thin air! Plus, we get ready to celebrate Grandparents' Day!
Check out our new issue where we highlight the best Olympic performances by US athletes! We also report on the San Diego Zoo’s new pandas, the adorable movie My Penguin Friend, and a breakthrough in the treatment of diabetes. Plus, we have a back-to-school craft kids can make!
In our new issue, read all about the life of scientist and animal champion Jane Goodall! Plus, we report on the Olympic records broken by US women, how lemurs could hold the key to creating music, and one country’s plastic ban that helped reduce pollution!
Check out this sneak preview of our new issue! We have all the news from the Olympics, a special report on chocolate chip cookies, and a Big Debate that asks whether plastic water bottles should be banned! Plus, we have a review of the new movie based on the classic book Harold and the Purple Crayon!
Our new issue is out! We report on Joe Biden’s exit from the Presidential race, the rollout of a new malaria vaccine, and how the Iberian lynx has been saved from extinction! Plus, we have a fascinating feature on the history of Alcatraz!
Introducing our August Book Club pick, Faker! Here’s best-selling author, Gordon Korman, to tell you more!
Check out our new issue! We lead with an action-packed preview of the Paris Olympics! Also this week, we explain why women are better at recovering from space travel than men, how sharks rose to the top of the food chain, and why scientists think an "eyeball" planet could support life!
Our new issue is out now! Our Big Debate asks kids if they think ice cream is better in a cup or a cone. Also this week, read about the two giant pandas welcomed by the San Diego Zoo, the NASA volunteers who spent more than a year in a simulated Mars habitat, and how going out in the rain can boost mood!
Introducing Summer of Reading Author Ambassador, Johnny Christmas! His new book, Gamerville, is about a boy who dreams of winning a video game championship instead of attending a summer camp with a no-electronics rule. We're sure many of our readers will relate!
For more summer reading suggestions, head to theweekjunior.com/summerofreading
There's nothing quite like a good mystery, and these are the best ones of the summer! Let us know what you think. Did we miss any great ones?
Our latest issue is out now and spotlights the new Despicable Me movie! Kids can read all about Gru’s fourth funny adventure. Also this week, we report on the rescue of two beluga whales from Ukraine, how three boys in discovered a rare T. rex fossil in North Dakota, and remembrances for baseball legend Willie Mays. Our activity pages are also packed with extra bonus sections of recipes and puzzles!
Please note that our team will be on vacation next week so subscribers will not receive an issue.
The amazing Kekla Magoon is our Summer of Reading Author Ambassador!
Known for her stories with themes of social justice and identity, Kekla Magoon has now written a fantasy-adventure, The Secret Library. We know kids are going to love it!
For 50 more summer reading suggestions, chosen by kids for kids, head to theweekjunior.com/summerofreading!
Our new issue is out now! The cover story features amazing orangutans and their incredible nest-building skills. We also report on the Olympic swimming trials taking place in an NFL stadium, the discovery of a decades-old shipwreck, and the creation of a new type of chocolate that’s healthier and better for the planet! Plus, we launch our annual Nature Photo Contest!
Introducing our first Summer of Reader Author Ambassador, Katherine Applegate!
More than 10 years after she won a Newbery Medal for The One and Only Ivan, Katherine Applegate concludes the beloved series with The One and Only Family!
For our full list of "The 50 Books Kids Love Most," head to theweekjunior.com/summerofreading
In our latest issue, read all about the thrilling history of the Ferris wheel! Plus, we report on Boeing sending astronauts to the International Space Station, a surprise election result in India, and how bison can help reduce climate change.
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There's an exciting announcement dropping this week! Keep your eyes peeled on June 7! 👀
On our cover this week, saving koalas! Inside, we report on the creative ways experts are trying to protect the endangered marsupials.
Also in this issue, we report on the NCAA’s decision to start paying some college athletes, a state dinner held in honor of Kenya, and the release of orphaned black bears into the wild! To mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day, we have an excellent All About explainer, while over on our How To pages we show kids how to make mini pizzas in the shape of bears.
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On our cover this week, the Blue Angels! Inside, we spotlight the new documentary about the elite flight squadron.
Elsewhere, we report on the fastest-growing US cities (the results might surprise you!), a discovery about bees, and the start of the WNBA season. Kids can also read all about the history of doughnuts—it's pretty sweet!
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