
Bound into every issue of Skeptic, Junior Skeptic is an engagingly illustrated science and critical thinking publication for younger readers.
Haven’t discovered Junior Skeptic magazine, the illustrated kids’ critical thinking periodical bound into every issue of Skeptic? Now you can download a sample issue for free!
In this special “Great American Skeptics” issue, explore the skeptical work of Ben Franklin, Mark Twain, Harry Houdini, and Johnny Carson. Presented here as it appeared in print (inside Skeptic Vol.14, No.3): full color cover, with a greyscale interior.
This origami figure was designed especially for Junior Skeptic by Australian skeptic, author, and origami artist Richard Saunders. To conjure up a winged dragon of your own — or a flock of them! — all you need are a square piece of paper and an internet connection. Richard has kindly made a step-by-step instruction video showing exactly how to fold the figure, which you can watch online for free. Have fun!
The Skeptics Society is pleased to announce the release of the first Junior Skeptic book, Evolução (“Evolution”).
In commemoration of Charles Darwin’s 200th birthday on February 12th, 2009, thousands of copies of this gorgeous, full-color, illustrated kids’ science book were distributed exclusively to public school students in Portugal — completely free.
Learn about this project, our upcoming English-language evolution book, and other book projects based on Junior Skeptic.
How did one of the silliest cases in the history of cryptozoology become a lasting part of monster lore? Could there really be a humanoid fish-man in tiny Thetis Lake? And, if the creature is real — why does it look exactly like a monster from a low-budget horror movie?
Tired of the same old folder icons on your computer? Why not organize files the way we do at the Junior Skeptic studio: custom Junior Skeptic icons! A set of seventeen of these exclusive icons is now available for you to use at home — just for fun, and completely free.
Visit the Junior Skeptic page on Facebook. It’s viewable by everyone, no account required.
Facebook users: stop in to show your support, leave an encouraging note, or upload some photos! Remember, becoming “a Fan” of the Junior Skeptic page enhances our visibility to the wider Facebook community — and helps get the message out about critical thinking education.
Post the Junior Skeptic section of skeptic.com to your own Facebook Profile, or send it to Facebook friends you know would enjoy knowing about it.
Explore several rare primary sources used for Junior Skeptic #23: “Pyramid Power.” Of special interest: a never-before published interview with MythBuster Kari Byron.
Researchers will find the long lost true origin story of pyramid power (in original French, and in English translation). Also up now are a bibliography for Junior Skeptic #23 and sources for all quotes used in the story.