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| PHOTOGRAPH BY MARY READ / NPL / MINDEN PICTURES | | Show kids the secret lives of animals | Kids might think animals totally disappear for the fall and winter, but plenty of wild activity is still going on. (Wild baby chipmunks, anyone?) These tips will help your family connect with nature this fall. | | | |
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| PHOTOGRAPH BY MIKE PIAZZA | GOT 15 MINS? | | MAKE HOT CIDER | Celebrate two flavors of fall (apples and cinnamon) with our kid-friendly recipe. | | | | | | | PHOTOGRAPH BY RUTH A. MUSGRAVE | GOT 30 MINS? | | SCIENCE-Y CRAFTS | Send the kids outside to collect fallen leaves for an experiment that doubles as a craft project. | | | | | |
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DINNER TABLE TOPICS FROM THE NOVEMBER NAT GEO KIDS MAGAZINE | | | With big feet and thick fur, mountain hares have adapted to living in the chilly Scottish Highlands. Learn more from the article, then ask readers to think about how their favorite animal would need to adapt if the climate suddenly got colder—or warmer.
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This issue’s feature about river otters shows readers how playtime actually helps these creatures survive. Read the article, then ask kids to think about life skills that their favorite games—board, digital, or otherwise—might teach them. | | |
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