7 Magazines you can subscribe for children aged 5 to 12

         Nothing can be more fun than getting mail! Get your children interested in reading with a subscription to one of these magazines recommended for kids up to age 12. Pictures, short stories, and activities entice even the most reluctant readers to open a book. Magazines can be a way for kids to relax with a good story on their own time — at home, after school, or in the car. And it gives them something to look forward to in the mailbox!

Magic Pot – This magazine is for children up to age 8. Magic Pot is a weekly magazine that makes children creative through activities, crafts, games, projects and so much more. Children can also enjoy reading several age-appropriate stories, poems, and comics.

Kids Punnagai – This publication educates kids on general knowledge and current affairs. It also inspires students through articles about inspiring role models, study techniques, parenting, and motivation,

Wisdom – Wisdom is a unique magazine educating, enlightening and entertaining millions of readers at home and abroad. With reader-friendly language, lovely print-quality & ‘something-for-everybody’ content, Wisdom is a veritable repository of infotainment.

Tell me why – This is a complete reference resource for children. This publication covers a wide range of topics in an easy-to-follow question-answer format, along with illustrations, cartoons, and photographs, makes learning simpler than ever before. By collecting every issue, you can build an encyclopaedia.

National Geographic kids – This is an exciting monthly for planet-loving kids, aged 6 – 13! Its pages are full of fun features, jaw-dropping facts and awe-inspiring photos that will keep the kids entertained for hours!

Champak – Engage your child with interesting stories, puzzles, jokes, videos, science & craft activities by subscribing to Champak.

Tinkle – Tinkle is an Indian fortnightly magazine for children in English, published from Mumbai. The magazine contains comics, stories, puzzles, quizzes, contests, and other features targeted at school children, although its readership includes many adults as well.