National Geographic Kids (UK)

Perfect for nature-loving 7-12 year olds, each issue of Nat Geo Kids is carefully curated to ignite curiosity and spark conversations about science and nature, empowering children to love and care for our beautiful planet.

NATIOAL GEOGRAPHIC KiDS

COOL NEWS • Inspiring stories from around the globe…

GREEN SPACE • Everyone benefits from the pockets of nature found in urban areas. Let’s find out more about these precious green spaces…

JULY 12 – AUG 4 THE MAIN EVENT: BIG BUTTERFLY COUNT

MAKE IT A DATE • Key events for your diary!

WACKY WORLD! • The planet’s strangest pictures…

THE BIG PICTURE • NAT GEO KiDS’ image of the month

Baby sharks! • Discover how conservationists are helping gentle zebra sharks return to life in the wild…

Meet other shark pups! • They might not be fluffy or cuddly, but baby sharks are still pretty sweet! Say “Hello!” to three more cute pups…

Sharks • If your parents can’t answer these questions, maybe they should go to school instead of you! ANSWERS ON PAGE 57

OCEAN SPECIAL! • Meet three Nat Geo Explorers making a splash in the world of ocean science…

OCEAN NIGHTLIFE • When the sun goes down, the party really gets started for these deep-sea creatures!

Would you survive life as a PIRATE?

MEET THE ANIMAL ALL-STARS • AS THEY GO HEAD-TO-HEAD IN THE GREATEST SPORTS COMPETITION EVER

6 illuminating facts about eyes

10 COOL THINGS ABOUT PARIS • France's capital city is hosting the Olympic Games this summer - here are some other très magnifique facts about Paris….

ATHLETICS Track Events • From 26 July to 11 August 2024, the world's greatest athletes will compete to win 329 events at the 2024 Olympic Games! Let’s get the lowdown on some of the oldest and most popular sports in the contest – Athletics Track and Field!

THE EVENTS

ATHLETICS Field Events

THE EVENTS

JUNIOR EXPLORERS' CLUB

CROSSWORD! • GAMES, LAUGHS, AND LOTS TO DO!

BRAIN TRAINING! • Boost your brainpower with these perplexing ocean puzzles…

DOLPHINS WORDSEARCH • There are 42 types of dolphin around the world – some with ‘whale’ in their name! Can you find the 19 species listed below in this grid?

SPOT THE DIFFERENCE

FUN STUFF MAKE IT

FUN STUFF ANSWERS

National Geographic Kids (UK)