Highlights for Children

The experts at Highlights know how to keep kids motivated while they learn. Filled with fiction, nonfiction, Hidden Pictures®, skill-building puzzles, science experiments and more, this read-only digital version of Highlights magazine strengthens reading abilities, promotes creativity, sharpens thinking skills, and helps build confidence. Visit Highlights.com to learn more. Ages 6-12.

ROLL CALL • Each piece of sushi has an exact match, except for one. Find the one without a match.

TRUE Tales

BEHIND THE SCENES: HISTORY

An Ancient Pond • An ancient pond! With a sound from the water Of the frog as it plunges in.

Snack-nificent Tours • Factory tours give a behind-the-scenes glimpse of snacks being made.

National Garden Month • It’s almost time for gardeners to start their seeds!

CELEBRATE PETS!

ABOUT YOU • Stuff you love, things you tried, and what you wish other kids knew about you.

Carrot Contest

A Tough Little Goose

Happy Snack Pillows

SNACK Stories • Ever wonder where different snacks came from? Some were created by accident. Others started out as health foods or even medicines! Over time, people experimented with flavors and ingredients to make the treats we know today.

PIES FROM THE PAST • A few hundred years ago, pie fillings tasted very different than they do today. Would you eat any of these?

Poet and Author • Carole Boston Weatherford’s writing teaches kids about historical figures and events.

CAR CRUSHERS! • Worn-out cars can become planet-saving resources.

Re-Tired

GOOFUS & GALLANT • There’s a little bit of G & G in us all. Let your Gallant shine!

“YOU BELONG HERE” • Kellen McMahan spreads kindness at school.

A Real WINNER

Cone Quest

Zesty Grape Bites • Add coatings to grapes for a candy-like snack.

CREATE

EVER WONDER?

BRAINPLAY

Ollie’s Cinnamon Rolls Lava Monster

Share Your Stuff!

Answers

Highlights for Children

Jokes and Riddles

Wacky Captions

DEAR HIGHLIGHTS

ADVICE FROM YOU

EDITORS’ PICK • Calling all chefs and scientists! Here’s a peek inside

WHAT’S WRONG? • It’s up to you!