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Sometimes, you have to take things apart before you can put them back together.
For: Girls, 5 to 12, who love to tinker
Highlights: Make three DIY mechanical toys (with stuff around the house), build a rubber band-powered robot, ride in a submarine, start a bike journal, read a comic about a shipbuilder (and Navy Hidden Figure) Raye Montague, learn about the mechanics of the human body, talk to a steam hunter, read a story about a girl and her airship, make your own ice cream mochi. Plus: a dot-to-dot, spot-the-difference, a drawing challenge and more.
Featured experts: marine biologist Sylvia Earle, artist Bisa Butler, cyclist Juliana Buhring, toy artist Cecilia Schiller, Emmy-nominated costume designer Cynthia Summers, hiker Stacey Kozel, chef Suchanan Aksornnan, geologist Susan Kieffer, biomedical engineer Gilda Barabino
Short story contributor: Caldecott Medal winner Jane Yolen
Comics contributor: Yao Xiao
Specs: 64 full-color pages, soft-touch matte cover stock
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My daughter really enjoyed completing each activity!
My 9 year old granddaughter looks forward to her issues and the personalized messages we occasionally put in the magazine for her. They're well written, catering to a large age group,fun and inspirational. I love Kazoo and what it offers young girls.
I am very happy that customer service was able to get my daughter her missing issues. We are so grateful to receive them and looking forward to placing another order!
I purchased a subscription and several back issues for my 7 year old daughter and we have both enjoyed the creative activities, empowering stories, comics, and fun facts. The magazine is well designed and a pleasure to spend time with. I recommended this magazine to my local library and hope they subscribe so more kiddos can enjoy kazoo!
Another great Kazoo magazine. There are really good messages and fun/creative activities to go along with them.
