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Highlights for Children (July 2017)

Published by Flip eBook Library, 2020-03-18 22:11:49

Description: Highlights for Children Magazine

Ages 6-12

Description

You Loved it Then, Today’s Kids Love it Now!

Highlights for Children, often referred to simply as Highlights, is an American children's magazine. It began publication in June 1946, when Highlights magazine was first published. As times changed, so did kids, and so did we. Don’t worry, though — we’re still the same trusted children’s magazine in the most important ways. The experts at Highlights still know how to keep kids motivated with fun while they are learning and practicing the essential skills they will need in school. Since its inception Highlights has carried the slogan "Fun with a Purpose".

Skill-Building Fun

The Highlights motto is Fun with a Purpose. In every 40-page issue, kids explore new topics, investigate fascinating subjects and find out about the world. A Highlights magazine subscription for kids will bring them 12 months filled with stories, games, puzzles, riddles, science experiments, craft projects and activities that are as entertaining as they are educational.

Plus, Highlights never includes third-party advertising, so you can rely on it to be a commercial-free zone where your young reader can play, learn and just be a kid.

Highlights Kids Are Cool!

One of the founding principles of Highlights is that we believe in helping kids become their best selves: curious, creative, caring and confident. That’s why we keep up with the interests of kids today, while upholding time-honored values like respect, manners, fair play, kindness, honesty and more.

Goofus and Gallant are still prompting kids to think about right and wrong behaviors, and “Your Own Pages” motivates kids to be creative and share their work for possible publication. We love to see what Highlights kids can do!


Features

For more than 70 years, Highlights children’s magazine has been bringing Fun with a Purpose to kids everywhere.

What does it do?

- Hidden Pictures scenes develop persistence, attention to detail and concentration
- Matching games and other puzzles boost problem-solving skills
- Crafts and science experiments give kids self-confidence
- BrainPlay and other features let kids know their opinion is valued
- Stories from other lands and cultures expand children’s empathy

Kids love:

- Entertaining stories about kids like them
- Jokes and riddles to keep them giggling
- Fascinating science and nature topics
- A chance to see their own creative works in print
- Favorite features like Ask Arizona and The Timbertoes
- Seasonal crafts and activities

Parents love:

- Sharing the beloved Highlights tradition
- Award-winning, trusted content
- Watching their kids become curious, creative, caring and confident
- Ad-free means pure fun with no distractions
- Gets kids to enjoy thinking and learning
- Promotes positive values and creativity

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Kids told us about jobs they ve done’,either for free or as a way to earn money.We were impressed by their hard work!WhenIwas11,ourridingmower broke down. The grasswas getting pretty tall in thetime it took to fix the mower, soI push-mowed the entire lawn. Ittook about 20 hours in all becauseImowedthreeacres,andthebottom of the hill that we live onhasthick,swampygrass.Sinceitwasahardtask,Ibelieveittaughtmetoalwayssticktoajob,even when it gets really tough.Gavin\"HF Ŕ,FOUVDLZIgotanideaandIsaidtomymother,“Mom,Iwanttogivetothepoor.”Sowefoundalocalcharitythathelpskids.Wetalked to them about doing adriveandtheysaidOK.Iheldaneventtocollectallsortsofitemsand cash. We even collected abathtub! It felt good to know thatchildren were being helped. Ilearned that it’s good to thinkaboutotherssometimesandnotjust yourself.Andrew\"HF Ŕ(FPSHJBMy mom asked me to wash thewindows.Ididitforfree.Itwasactually a lot of fun because mybrothers and sister helped me.MymomwasproudofmewhenIwasdone.Jesse\"HF Ŕ8JTDPOTJOI earn money making and selling muffins at the farmers’ market. I also help by mopping the kitchen floor and doing our recycling.Keira \"HF Ŕ .POUBOBKIDS ON THEJOBBeforedoing a joboutside of yourhome always talk it,over with yourparents first!I lent a helping hand to my mom She thought her car .was dirty so I helped clean it ,.I earned enough money to go to the movies I learned that !hard work pays off.Blaze \"HF Ŕ $POOFDUJDVUOver the summer I earned ,money selling vegetables I got .the job when my grandfather offered my sister and me the job of picking things from his garden and selling them After .getting a permit to sell I was ,able to begin I did it all .summer and made friendships and learned to sell effectively .Isaac \"HF Ŕ \"MBCBNBOnce I was a helper for an after-school art program. I was asked to do it because the teacher thought I was responsible and she needed help. She offered to pay me $5! I learned how to do better art and, more importantly, that lending a helping hand is a nice thing to do!Ellery \"HF Ŕ 0SFHPOA great job that I enjoy is baby-sitting. I got my job by enrolling in a Red Cross baby-sitting and first-aid class, and a local nurse certified me in CPR. Also, since I baby-sit my three younger siblings (ages seven, two, and seven months), I was trusted. It also helps to baby-sit for people you know well. Later, I hung up flyers in my neighborhood. This experience taught me about leadership and responsibility. Baby-sitting is not only a great source of income, but it’s a way to help out parents, too.Jenna \"HF Ŕ 1FOOTZMWBOJBArt by Erin Mauterer.

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Balance To keep your balance stretch ,the arm that is on the same side as your plant foot straight out in front of you.Lock Lock the ankle of your kicking foot and point your toe down.Kick Strike the ball using your laces Land .on your kicking foot.Lean Lean with your chest .The knee of your kicking leg should be over the ball. So . . .Plant,Balance,andKick!Pound that ball into the net Practice .this over and over so that when you are in the game you will know exactly ,how to move.And that s how you shoot with power’!2 .4 .3 .5 .

HL0717BAs part of our mission to help make the world a better placefor the children of today and tomorrow, Highlights is committedto making responsible business decisions that will protect our natural resources and reduce our environmental impact.AWARDSHighlightshas been given awards by The Associationof Educational Publishers, The Education Center, LLC, FamilyChoice Awards, Freedoms Foundation, Graphic Arts Association,iParenting Media, Magazine Design and Production, NationalAssociation for GiftedChildren, National Conference of Christiansand Jews, National Parenting Center, National Safety Council,Parents’ Choice, Parent’s Guide to Children’s Media Awards, andPrinting Industry Association.HighlightsKids.comis a participant inthe Kids Privacy Safe Harbor program of the Children’s AdvertisingReview Unit (CARU) of the Council of Better Business Bureaus.Founded in 1946 by Garry C. Myers, Ph.D.,and Caroline Clark MyersEditor in Chief:Christine French CullyVice President, Magazine Group Editorial:Jamie BryantCreative Director:Marie O’NeillEditor:Judy BurkeArt Director:Patrick Greenish, Jr.Senior Editors:Joëlle Dujardin, Carolyn P. YoderAssociate Editor:Linda K. RoseAssistant Editor:Allison KaneCopy Editor:Joan Prevete HymanEditorial Assistant:Channing KaiserSenior Production Artist:Dave JusticeContributing Science Editor:Andrew BoylesEditorial Offices:803 Church Street, Honesdale, PA 18431-1895. E-mail: [email protected] submit manuscripts, go to Highlights.submittable.com.(Writers younger than 16: please use the postal address above.)CEO:Kent S. JohnsonVice President, International:Andy ShafranSenior Editor, International:Julie StoehrBusiness Offices:1800 Watermark Drive,P.O. Box 269, Columbus, OH 43216-0269.Copyright © 2017, Highlights for Children, Inc.All rights reserved.HIGHLIGHTS FOR CHILDRENis published monthly.ISSN 0018-165X (print)ISSN 2330-6920 (online)Designed for use in the classroom.Sometimes we make our list of customer names and addresses availableto carefully screened companies whose products and services might be ofinterest to you. We never provide children’s names. If you do not wish toreceive these mailings, please contact us and include your account number.Printed by RR Donnelley, Glasgow, KY.Periodical postage paid at Columbus, Ohio;Toronto, Ontario; and at additional mailing offices.U.S. Postmaster: Send address changes to Highlights for Children,P.O. Box 6038, Harlan, IA 51593-1538.Canada Post: Publications Mail Agreement No. 40065670. Returnundeliverable Canadian addresses to P.O. Box 1255, Georgetown, ON L7G 4X7.To order, make a payment, change your address,or for other customer-service needs, such as changing your contact preference, please contact us:t 0OMJOF XXX )JHIMJHIUT DPNt $BMM t 8SJUF 1 0 #PY )BSMBO *\"


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