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Help your child understand the world in 15 minutes a day.
Free, age-appropriate newspapers to print, read and talk about together. From sources you can check.
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Get your child into the news, on paper
Most news isn't written for children, and a phone feed isn't where you want them to meet it. Each paper here is written for one age group: short, calm and accurate, honest about hard news without graphic detail, and built only from sources you can check.
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A good place to start · Ages 6–8
The Little Explorer
Latest issue · Saturday 24 October 2026
2 pages · About 8–10 minutes to read
A gentle first newspaper, with a big story, a science discovery and new words.
One big idea from this week's news on a single page: a picture to explore, something to try at home and questions to talk about together. This week: “How does a robot drive on Mars?”
Ages 6–8 · 1-page poster · Weekly · latest 24 Oct · from The Little Explorer