Nonfiction magazines from Cobblestone Publications are an excellent resource for teachers and parents alike. The company's mission is to create exceptional educational materials for children.

Cobblestone offers a number of different nonfiction magazines for teachers, librarians, and parents alike to use with children. Appleseeds is a general social studies periodical for young readers ages seven to nine. These nonfiction magazines offer authentic, real world information for children. The themed issues are filled with articles, interviews, and stories rich in authentic illustrations and fascinating photographs. Each issue also includes games and activities that help develop skills and interest in vocabulary, geography, history, math, and science. Web sites are included within the text to encourage students to research the topic further on their own. Faces publication focuses on world culture for readers nine to fourteen years of age.

Young readers are encouraged to build their critical thinking skills as they learn to look at other cultures along with their own. Photographs, timelines, maps, and activities add interest to the reading of children one theme at a time. Teachers appreciate the historical information on places in the news as they present topics that move the students' understanding beyond the level of the headlines. Similarities and differences in other people's lives are highlighted through individual contributions of essays, poetry, and art. Faces looks at land in a comprehensive manner, providing the reader with the framework for better understanding. It offers actual examples of how people live, with interesting information about clothing, games, and traditions.

Young readers are encouraged to build their critical thinking skills as they learn to look at other cultures along with their own. Photographs, timelines, maps, and activities add interest to the reading of children one theme at a time. Teachers appreciate the historical information on places in the news as they present topics that move the students' understanding beyond the level of the headlines. Similarities and differences in other people's lives are highlighted through individual contributions of essays, poetry, and art. Faces looks at land in a comprehensive manner, providing the reader with the framework for better understanding. It offers actual examples of how people live, with interesting information about clothing, games, and traditions.