Oyla
Inspire your child's love of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) with OYLA, the award-winning monthly magazine for kids ages 12 and up. Each issue is packed with engaging articles, hands-on experiments, and fun activities that will spark your child's curiosity and teach them about the world around them. Why Choose OYLA? Engaging Content: OYLA's articles are written by experts in a way that is both informative and age-appropriate. Kids will be captivated by the latest scientific discoveries, learn about the pioneers of STEM, and explore the wonders of the natural world. Hands-on Experiments: OYLA encourages kids to get their hands dirty with fun and easy-to-follow experiments. They'll learn about the scientific method, develop critical thinking skills, and have a blast while they're learning. Fun Activities: OYLA is more than just a magazine; it's a source of entertainment and inspiration. Each issue includes puzzles, games, and other activities that will keep kids engaged and learning. What Makes OYLA Different? Award-Winning: OYLA has been recognized with numerous awards, including the Parents' Choice Gold Award and the American Institute for Physics's Science Communication Award. Ad-Free: OYLA is completely ad-free, so you can be sure that your child is getting a safe and uninterrupted reading experience. Designed for Kids: OYLA's articles, experiments, and activities are all designed to appeal to kids' interests and learning styles. OYLA is the perfect way to: Introduce kids to STEM: OYLA is a great way to spark kids' interest in STEM subjects. They'll learn about the importance of STEM in our world and how it can help them solve real-world problems. Support STEM education: OYLA is a valuable resource for parents and educators who want to support kids' STEM education. The magazine provides engaging and informative content that can be used to supplement classroom learning. Encourage lifelong learning: OYLA instills a love of learning in kids that will stay with them for a lifetime. They'll learn to ask questions, think critically, and solve problems.