Social studies for children magazines from Cobblestone Publishing provide authentic, real world, reading for information to youngsters. The inclusion of web sites within the text encourages students to conduct research on their own safely and efficiently.

Appleseeds is a general social studies for children magazine that is geared for ages seven to nine years. The nine themed issues are filled with articles, interviews and stories that are sure to engage students. The magazine is loaded with fascinating photographs and original illustrations as well as games and activities geared to develop skills and interest in geography, science, history, math, and vocabulary. Cobblestone social studies for children magazine focuses on American history, making it come alive the readers. Each full color 52 page themed issue of Cobblestone is packed with lively and compelling articles and sidebars. Historic photographs, original illustrations, primary documents, maps, activities and contests compliment the text and appeal to readers. To ensure historical accuracy and interesting reading, Cobblestone works closely with historians, leading writers, and museum personnel. Calliope is the passport to world history. Each issue centers on an exciting and colorful theme that will enhance students' understanding of the world around them. Topics featured in Calliope cover topics mandated by frameworks better than any text. Each issue offers articles to broaden the young reader's understanding of the theme presented. Maps, timelines, meaningful illustrations, and art from major museums enrich each issue. No two issues are alike and readers respond enthusiastically by contributing art and poetry to upcoming issues. Cobblestone Publishing has been producing high quality nonfiction magazines young readers since 1980. Our philosophy is that nonfiction, whether it deals with history, world cultures, or science, should not only be fascinating reading material, but also a significant resource schoolwork. It is our goal, issue after issue, to prove that content reading does not mean boring.

To ensure historical accuracy and interesting reading, Cobblestone works closely with historians, leading writers, and museum personnel. Calliope is the passport to world history. Each issue centers on an exciting and colorful theme that will enhance students' understanding of the world around them. Topics featured in Calliope cover topics mandated by frameworks better than any text. Each issue offers articles to broaden the young reader's understanding of the theme presented. Maps, timelines, meaningful illustrations, and art from major museums enrich each issue. No two issues are alike and readers respond enthusiastically by contributing art and poetry to upcoming issues. Social studies for children. Cobblestone Publishing has been producing high quality nonfiction magazines young readers since 1980. Our philosophy is that nonfiction, whether it deals with history, world cultures, or science, should not only be fascinating reading material, but also a significant resource schoolwork. It is our goal, issue after issue, to prove that content reading does not mean boring.