National Geographic Kids

In this resource you will find the National Geographic Kids magazine 2009-present (three-month embargo); more than 500 National Geographic Kids books; 900 kid-friendly, downloadable images; and more than 200 videos. It offers endless opportunities for kids to explore their world and instills a love of learning, nature, and other cultures.

National Geographic Kids is available on Android and iOS.

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