Good Magazines as Supplements

[CathieC]

What magazines do you recommend to supplement one's studies? Right now, we get Popular Science, Discover, and Time.

[pmegan]

National Geographic is always interesting. Carus Publishers (who do Cobblestone and Cricket) have a few for older teenagers. I haven't seen them, but every magazine they publish that I have seen has been excellent.

[merylvdm]

World magazine - all the latest news from a Christian perspective. We all love it.
Meryl

[Nan in Mass]

Science News (my favourite) and National Geographic.

[Nan in Mass]

And I suppose I should include Smithsonian, which my older one loves, and Natural History (think that was the name) which I loved, but which we dropped due to too much reading matter GRIN.

[jaltman25]

This one looks great and I have heard good things about it on another forum...I plan to use it.
http://www.learningthroughhistory.com/index.php

[mcconnellboys]

Just Smithsonian and National Geo right now. I also like Natural History.

[Moira in MA]

We get Discover, The Economist, and National Geographic.

[percytruffle]

Another good choice for science that we subscribe to is Scientific American. The year we studied astronomy I bought several astronomy magazines, but didn't really have a subscription to just one particular magazine. Ds really likes Military History. He has a subscription to that. It is such a "boys who like war" magazine. One more option to go along with the study of American history is Reminisce. I enjoy reading that one too. Our library has it so we don't need to subscribe, but I have considered subscribing in the past.

[CathieC]

Scientific American has a nice website. There have been some great suggestions for magazines. Does any one know of any good literary magazines?

[Kimm in WA]

We get Johns Hopkins Univ. Imagine, through their Center for Talented Youth. We like it - it covers one area of study per issue. My 13yos and 15yo like it.

I think you can order back issues to see if you like it before subscribing.

Kimm