Sports Illustrated Kids

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Just in time for the holiday season, Sports Illustrated Kids is now offering a special subscription for the sports lover on your list. Now, when you purchase an entire year of SI Kids in print and on tablet for $19.95, you can send a second gift of 12 issues (1 year) for only $5!

The magazine is jam-packed with action photos, easy-to-read stories, tips from the pros, hysterical comics, and engaging activities for boys and girls who love sports. SI Kids has won highest honors from the Association of Educational Publishers, as well as the Parents’ Choice Award.

Here are more reasons to give the gift of Sports Illustrated Kids:

1. It is the perfect stocking stuffer
2. It promotes reading to children who are reluctant readers
3. Each issue is full of exciting stories, photos and games- the perfect distraction for holiday travel
4. It is delivered straight to your door
5. No gift wrapping required
6. It’s the gift that keeps on giving the whole year through

Buy It: You can purchase the gift of Sports Illustrated Kids from www.sikids.com/gift.

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The Search is ON for the 2013 SportsKid of the Year!

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If your child not only LOVES SPORTS but is a GOOD SPORT, then you will want to nominate them for the 2013 SportsKid of the Year award from Sports Illustrated Kids!

Sports Illustrated Kids is now taking nominations for the 2013 SportsKid of the Year. SI Kids is looking for kids ages 7 to 15 who demonstrate outstanding sportsmanship through their accomplishments on the field, in their classrooms and in their communities. The winner of the 2013 SportsKid of the Year award will appear on the cover of the December 2013 issue of Sports Illustrated Kids!

In addition the winner will receive a special SportsKid of the Year jacket and a trip to New York City to accept the award at the Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year ceremony!

To nominate your favorite kid athlete, please visit http://www.sikids.com/skoty by October 7, 2013!

The story of last year’s SportsKid of the Year winners, Conner and Cayden Long, went viral across the internet, gaining over one million views and additional national media coverage in just days. Below is a video of the Long brothers’ inspiring story:

 

So, hurry over and nominate your favorite child athlete who shows leadership not only on the field or court but in the classroom, home and community! They could become the 2013 SportsKid of the Year!!

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