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Why Smore?
A science magazine for kids that has the perfect balance of information, inspiration and entertainment.
Because it’s fun and easy to read, kids won’t even notice that they’re learning so much!
Smore science magazine highlights diverse individuals who are STEM promoters to show the next generation that science does not have a race, age, or color.
Gitanjali Rao
Time magazine's kid of the year 2020
Time magazine's kid of the year 2020
Smore Magazine is a fantastic quarterly science magazine subscription that introduces science topics to kids of all ages.
Purdue University
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A science magazine for kids I would have absolutely cherished as a science loving girl.
Emily Levesque
American Astronomer
American Astronomer
Smore is a really cool science magazine for kids pushing tech, education, and science.
Anouk Wipprecht
Fashion Tech Pioneer
Fashion Tech Pioneer
Smore Science shows how powerful and fun learning about STEM can be.
Limor Fried
Engineer & CEO Adafruit
Engineer & CEO Adafruit
It was such an honor to be part of Smore magazine’s mission.
Shaesta Waiz
Pilot & Founder, Dreams Soar
Pilot & Founder, Dreams Soar
Smore Science Magazine Subscriptions
[For kids ages 8-14 years]
Smore Digital
$
8.99
Yearly
- 4 Issues/yr. Reg Price $14.99/yr after first year. Use code TEACHER40
- Access to Digital Issues
- Entry to exclusive brand new STEM-themed book giveaways
- Community Facebook group to connect with other parents and educators
Smore Print
$
34.99
Yearly
- 4 Issues/yr. Reg. Price $49.99/yr after first year.
- Access to Digital Issues
- Entry to exclusive brand new STEM-themed book giveaways
- Community Facebook group to connect with other parents and educators
To prevent any disruption to your service, all plans renew automatically on a yearly basis. Cancel anytime.
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