CRICKET July-August 2018
Cover art by Susan Gal
CRICKET Magazine is celebrating summer. Even if your summer vacation doesn’t include a trip to the shore, kids can experience all the sun, fun, and sand of the beach with this edition of CRICKET Magazine, as well as celebrate the 4th of July, read about a cool challenge for summer break, and discover what it takes to tame a wild horse.
Your child’s imagination vacation starts by following some baby turtles on the beach and takes him or her all the way to Japan to bring you the second part of Julie Angeli’s The Pearl Inside. Along the way, kids can enjoy a bit of American history along with an American Independence Day treat, a touching story of a scared dog and his owner, a challenging crossword puzzle, powerful poems, inspirational illustrations, and so much more.
Enjoy features including:
Turtle Breakout by Nancy Dawson
Ms. Quito Bandito by Heidi Roemer
What Can I Do? by Constance Rutherford
Fourth of July Smoothies by Julia M. Messina
America’s First Woman Soldier by Richard Bauman
Scaredy Dog and Me by Linda Romero Kirschner
Cricket Readers Recommend
Carrots for Ranger by Jennifer Adam
The Pearl Inside by Julie Angeli
Until I Saw the Sea by Lilian Moore
Regular features of CRICKET magazine include Letterbox, Cricket Country, Ugly Bird’s Crossbird Puzzle, Cricket League, Cricket and Ladybug, and Old Cricket Says.
