*Based on results of the 2020 Double Helix reader survey
"And as I read through the two editions of Double Helix, published by CSIRO, I was thoroughly impressed with the detail within each article, as well as the learning opportunities they present to students.
Each issue is based around a particular theme; for example, we received Issue 44 (themed around Optical Illusions) and Issue 45 (themed around Robots) which I believe is a fantastic way to tailor these magazines for student learning as it can support educators to utilise these magazines as an inquiry unit resource.
I also love how this magazine supports student voice by allowing for student writers to be involved in the writing process - a great opportunity for your students to engage in an authentic learning experience in an inquiry unit!"
Fi Morrison, STEM | ED Magazine
A sneak preview of our upcoming themes* to help you plan ahead!
*Upcoming themes subject to change without notice
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Packed with fun, exciting and quality articles, Double Helix magazine is created to inspire young readers at home. It covers a range of topics across science, technology, engineering and maths. Subscriptions can be purchased via the Double Helix website.
The CSIRO Publishing education resources catalogue features great options for young children, high schoolers, and beyond.
Teacher’s Notes for a selection of these books are available free online.
Or visit of our Children’s category page to explore non-fiction and picture books.
