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Poem PuzzleBy Barbara L. Scanlan ⋆ Art by Jack ViantI'm a hungry reader.I gobble, gobble books.I read in quiet cornersand comfy, cozy nooks.A daily dose of readingfills my imagination.I delight in all the wordsand read with jubilation.Look for groups of three.What else do you see? [Extracted from the article]

PUZZLESThere are 10 words hidden in this photo. Can you find leaf, rake, brown, fall, wind, orange, crisp, red, acorn, and yellow?Answers on page 38AnswersINSIDE FRONT COVERLeaf Peepin'PHOTO (COLOR) [Extracted from the article]

The article titled "EDITORS' PICKS" in Highlights magazine highlights three products that the editors love. The first is a giant book filled with adorable puzzles that create a cute and cozy world. The second is a painting kit that combines dinosaurs, hidden objects, and a bonus collector card with dino facts. The third is a festive book filled with puzzles, glitter stickers, and paper ornaments to get readers in the Christmas spirit. Parents can find these products and more on the Highlights website. [Extracted from the article]

Once, I was working on a puzzle while eating popcorn. I had a puzzle piece in one hand and popcorn in the other. When I tried to put the popcorn in my mouth, I put the puzzle piece in it instead. It was so funny!AinsleyAge 9 • MontanaOne time, I was lighting the Hanukkah menorah, but when I blew out the match, I also blew out the candle!TovaAge 10 • New YorkMy mom gets my name mixed up with my brothers' names, so she calls me "kid"!JennieAge 10 • FloridaSEND US YOURS! SEE PAGE 38Age 9 • MontanaAge 10 • New YorkAge 10 • Florida [Extracted from the article]

LAUGHS FROM YOUTHIS IS BERRY GOOD!MateoAge 6 • IllinoisCOME TO PAPA!NoelleAge 10 • NebraskaUM, WHO MOVED MY LADDER?!MaxAge 7 • VirginiaIF I WERE A FLYING SQUIRREL, THIS WOULD BE EASIER!WinnieAge 7 • WisconsinPHOTO (COLOR)Age 6 • IllinoisAge 7 • WisconsinAge 10 • NebraskaAge 7 • Virginia [Extracted from the article]

Here are some cool things we love this month.This book is a big dill.1 SO AVO-CUTE-O!What IS it about foods with adorable faces? All we know is they put the "aww" in awesome puzzling!Did someone say unicorn?2 EXTRA SPARKLES?Yes, please! Besides the oodles of unicorn puzzles in this book, we love that it comes with a sparkly metallic marker and shimmering stickers.3 ALL SYSTEMS G LOWWe're taking off on an artistic journey with this glowing-planet craft kit! With more than 100 supplies, the kit lets us make all sorts of space-tacular creations.PHOTO (COLOR)PHOTO (COLOR)PHOTO (COLOR)PHOTO (COLOR)PHOTO (COLOR) [Extracted from the article]

I ASKED…What is your favorite fruit or veggie?My favorite fruit is strawberries.Alexis HorstVirginiaHere's my favorite fruit or veggie: pineapple!Noelle CurtisAge 10 • CaliforniaCalifornia [Extracted from the article]

This article, titled "Fun with Family," discusses the author's personal experience of celebrating Thanksgiving with their extended family. The author reminisces about gathering with their relatives, playing games, and having fun. The article also provides various activities for readers to enjoy with their own families, such as playing Funny Family Bingo and creating Animal Family Portraits. The author encourages readers to take a moment to be thankful for their loved ones and the good things in their lives. [Extracted from the article]

The article titled "EDITORS' PICKS" highlights some cool things that the editors love this month. The first item mentioned is puzzle cards with scratch-off Halloween puns and Hidden Pictures puzzles. The second item is spy-themed items like invisible ink and "Red reveal" glasses, which add extra fun to solving secret codes and puzzles. The third item is a book that combines silly fill-in stories, stickers, and Hidden Pictures puzzles. Parents can find these products and more at Highlights.com. [Extracted from the article]

SLIPPERSEARCH Answer on page 38 Each of these slippers has a match except one. Can you find the slipper without a match? [Extracted from the article]

The article titled "Happy New Year" is a publication called High Five, which offers various activities, stories, and puzzles for children. The current issue highlights colorful creatures in "Animal Camouflage," a craft project called "Colorful Village," and a recipe for "Cut-Out Sandwiches." The editor's picks include a book with hidden pictures for learning, a jumbo book with puzzles and stickers, and an art kit with personalization options. The article aims to inspire children to read, learn, and create. [Extracted from the article]

[ILUSTRACION OMITIR] Que disparates ves? Pasatiempo/Puzzle That's silly™ What silly things do you see? Ilustracion de/llustration by David Helton HIGH FIVE bilingue Busca estas imagenes dentro de la revista. Look [...]

[ILUSTRACION OMITIR] En que se parecen estas dos fotos? [ILUSTRACION OMITIR] En que se diferencian? Puzzle Fitness Fun How are these pictures the same? How are they different? Art by [...]

How are these pictures the same? How are they different? ?En que se parecen estas dos fotos? ?En que se [...]

How are these pictures the same? How are they different? ?En que se parecen estos dos dibujos? ?En que se [...]

If the sun is behind you, your shadow will be in front of you. The shadows look like the boy, the girl, and the stroller. That's because they stop the [...]

We know our readers love new discoveries and are up for a challenge. We hope your family will have fun with this puzzle challenge - and maybe you can talk about ways you can see things differently! This month's "Look and Look Again" puzzle (pages 16-17) features two pictures that - at first glance - look rather different. [Extracted from the article]

Find where these eight pieces go in the puzzle above. PHOTO (COLOR) Answers on page 38. [Extracted from the article]

PUZZLES Answers on page 38. Unscramble the letters to answer this riddle: Where do reindeer stop for coffee? PAGE 41 Polar Patterns Bonus!. [Extracted from the article]

Find where these eight pieces go in the puzzle above. PHOTO (COLOR). [Extracted from the article]

Lulu is twirling and whirling with glee. She's high-fiving all of her family. Mommy is beaming. Daddy says, 'Great! Let's go to breakfast to celebrate.' It's one of Lulu's proudest [...]

Find these objects hidden in the big picture. Spoon Ruler Fork Broccoli Envelope Glove Pizza Balloon Funnel Art by Paula J. [...]

¿Que disparates ves?What silly things do you see?Ilustracion de/Illustration by Katie [...]

How are these pictures the same?How are they [...]

Busca estos objetos escondidos en el dibujo de la siguiente pagina.Find these objects hidden in the big picture.Ilustracion de/Illustration by Mary [...]

Puzzles GLO:hh0h/01mar21:10n1.jpg PHOTO (COLOR): gl Pencil Bat Button Pizza Bell Fish Broccoli Snail Ruler Art by Richard Watson Can you f ind this ruler on the back cover?. [Extracted from the article]

Whether you're into crosswords, sudoku, mazes, or other kinds of puzzles, puzzling is great exercise for your brain. It's said they were invented by a mapmaker named John Spilsbury, who cut his maps into pieces to help kids learn geography. Lately, jigsaw puzzles have been surging in popularity as a way to have fun at home during the COVID-19 pandemic. [Extracted from the article]

Art by Uijung Kim Find the patterns below in the grid. Unscramble the letters to answer this riddle: What does a unicorn call its father?. [Extracted from the article]

Cardinals are red. Buntings are blue. There's a bird in my kitchen. He's yelling, 'Cuckoo!' Find these objects hidden in the big picture. Ball Strawberry Hat Boot Oar Paintbrush Hairbrush [...]

Peter, Peter, pumpkin picker, Carved his pumpkin faster, quicker. He scooped it out, Stuck flashlight in, Then Peter made his pumpkin grin! By Dianne Moritz Find these objects hidden in [...]

What special trait do the flowerpots in each row (horizontally, vertically, and diagonally) have in common? Answers on page 38. Tic-Tac-Grow Ladybug Ladybug Ladybug Leaf veins Line on pot Ovals [...]

In this big picture, find the slice of bread, pitcher, spoon, crown, fork, scissors, yo-yo, artist's brush, umbrella, teacup, belt, sock, pencil, boot, and bat. Picture Clues slice of bread [...]

Use the clues to figure out which pet knocked over the plant. THE MISCHIEVOUS PET * has white paws. * has brown ears. * doesn't have a pink nose. Answer [...]

How are these pictures the same? How are they different? Art by Erica [...]

Busca estos objetos escondidos en el dibujo de la siguiente página. Find these objects hidden in the big picture. un plátano banana una pulsera bracelet una pinza de ropa clothespin [...]

I like plum pie. I like peach. I think I'll have one piece of each. But the very perfectest pie I know is the pumpkin-pineapple-pistachio. I like pie! Yummy pie! [...]

¿Qué disparates ves? What silly things do you see? Ilustración de/Illustration by Lynne [...]

Find these objects hidden in the big picture. Shake, Shake, Shake! First we bake the cupcakes, Now the frosting's spread. Shake, shake, shake the sprinkles. Summer treats ahead! Art by [...]