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NATIVE AMERICAN CHILDREN'S LITERATURE

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Introduction | Children's Literature Definition | Selection of Native American Children's Books | Children's Magazines | Literature Resources | Ordering Books Online

Babybug. Published 10 times a year by Carus. @$35.97.

PreS–Gr 2. With rounded corners and durable cardboard pages (with no staples), Babybug is a perfect choice for the youngest child. It also features top-notch original stories and art.

Click: Opening Windows for Young Minds. Published 9 times a year by Carus. @$32.97. Gr K–2.

This handsome 40-page, science-and-exploration magazine features issues on a variety of themes, including animals, storytelling and art.

Humpty Dumpty. Published six times a year by the Children's Better Health Institute. $16. Gr K–2.

Humpty Dumpty's emphasis is on health and the development of cognitive skills. It features stories, games, puzzles, and crafts.

Jack and Jill. Published six times a year by the Children's Better Health Institute. @$22.95. Gr 2–4.

This magazine is a maturer version of Humpty Dumpty's, which is intended for a younger audience.

Ladybug. Published 12 times a year by Carus. @$35.97. PreS–Gr 1.

Ladybug's writing and illustrations are top notch. The magazine features original stories and that are perfect for the read-aloud audience, as well as activities, games, songs, and a handy, removable four-page crafts section with lots of activities.

Rick. Published 12 times a year by the National Wildlife Federation. @$17. Gr 2–5.

Ranger Rick features articles on all aspects of nature, accompanied by attractive color photos. This inviting magazine also includes a question-and-answer column ("How long do horses live?" "Why do roosters crow?") and a pullout section with mazes and puzzles.

Sesame Street. Published 10 times a year by Parenting. Available only with a subscription to Parenting magazine. PreS.

Sesame Street's issues focus on themes, such as food or dance, and present puzzles and activities to help kids learn basic concepts.

Spider. Published 12 times a year by Carus. @$35.97. Gr 1–3.

Spider's stories and articles are written and illustrated by top children's book authors and illustrators. The monthly magazine also includes games, activities, jokes, and multicultural stories.

Turtle. Published 6 times a year by the Children's Better Health Institute. @$16. PreS–Gr 1.

Turtle's mission is "improving the health and well-being of children… [and] to encourage children of all races and cultures to strive for excellence…." The attractive magazine presents activities, crafts, and stories.

Wild Animal Baby. Published 10 times a year by the National Wildlife Federation. @$19.95. Preschool, ages 1–3.

Wild Animal Baby is a colorful board-book-style magazine that introduces nature concepts to babies and toddlers. It's created by the publishers of Ranger Rick.

Your Big Backyard. Published 12 times a year by the National Wildlife Federation. @$15. PreS–Gr 2.

This publication presents photographs of animals, games, and stories that are informative for the youngest reader. It's from the publishers of Ranger Rick.

Introduction | Children's Literature Definition | Selection of Native American Children's Books | Children's Magazines | Literature Resources | Ordering Books Online

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