For kids who love animals, Ranger Rick magazines offer age-appropriate stories, stunning wildlife photography, hands-on activities and screen-free fun. Delivered to your doorstep, each issue meets children where they are and inspires a lifelong love of the outdoors.
Evaluation comments:
“These publications are a hit! I remember loving books about animals as a kid and my kids are the same way! They have been reading these over and over again.”
“These magazines and mini books are fantastic. They are chock full of fun facts about animals, games, and stories.”
“Starting with the Cub mini book, this is perfect for little readers. It is a smaller size that is easier (and more durable) for smaller kids to handle. The images are large and text is minimal, so it’s great to look
through with toddlers.”
“The Ranger Rick Jr. series is a floppier magazine. It is a great combination of pictures and words, but not huge paragraphs. There is one longer story that we have read together, but I think the words are easy enough for my daughter to read through herself entirely.”
“I like that there is a combination of wildlife photography and also illustrated comic style pages. The Ranger Rick series is for the oldest kiddos who are very competent at reading. There is the same mixture of wildlife photos and comic style pages, but it’s definitely wordier. The imagery on all of these publications is incredible. Nature is amazing!”
“We’ve been reading these on repeat.”
“My son can’t get enough of them!”
“I like the imagery and how much information is in these. I have learned a lot too!”
“Great variety of topics presented in a fun and engaging way.”
“This is a great way to introduce kids to the world of animals. Each issue is filled with interesting information like Gentoo penguins and how they build their nests, lay eggs and feed their chicks. Or did you know that sea urchins can’t swim? They have tiny tube feet!”
“A wonderful tool to get kids interested in reading. With the colorful photography and fun facts, kids will want to come back to these and read more.”
“Screen-free and interesting!”