Community reviews for National Geographic Kids

I really like the site, but I think it is a bit too text rich for my ELL students. There are colorful images and the sound files that make it more accessible, but I would love to see it in a translated form.

This is a great tool to use in reading or in science content areas. Lots of differentiation activities and covers a variety of standards. Love the real-world aspect of Nat Geo. The variety of activities appeals to all learners.

This website is wonderful! There are so many pictures, fun interactive games that teach about recycling, different famous explorers, and facts/photos/videos for different places and people. The photos of wildlife, animals, habitats, countries, and cultures and very engaging. I like how this website helps differentiate by providing auditory and videos for students that need extra support visually and by hearing it. I love how there are a lot of hands on experiments. This website would be great for all types of learners.

This site is a great tool to use in the classroom. It captures students attention through the variety of high interest content. It is interactive with games, videos, and activities. It supports the standards I am teaching in science, social studies, and literacy.

It is great to find a site that is kid-friendly and also highly reliable in terms of the information provided. The content is organized but not necessarily in a way that I usually look for (e..g. all "Science" content is not in one place or organized by "physics," "biology," "astronomy," etc.). However, you can search the whole site which helps narrow things down. It also has a good amount of variety which makes it likely that all students will find something of interest.

I have planned many lessons around NGKids. Elementary students love animals, and there are lots of ways to use this site. Students really enjoy just looking around in it, too.