I Can Climb!

Here, a little boy learns to climb up. But can he climb down?

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Pishi Caught in a Storm

Pishi was a huge manta ray fish. Once, when he was caught in a big storm in the Indian Ocean, guess who came to his rescue?

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The Amazing Journey

Tito and Rika fight over a mobile phone when, by accidentally pressing a button, a UFO arrives. An alien appears at the door and asks them t...

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The Storybook Princess

Chamnan likes to listen to stories. But he asks a lot of questions, some of which are difficult for his father to answer. One night he dream...

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Little Scientists Magazine N.15

This may seems like an obvious question but light is actually something that is hard to describe, even for modern scientists! Light is give...

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Little Scientists Magazine N.14

Have you ever wondered what’s inside you? Your body is made up of many separate parts, called organs. Each of them has a specific function, ...

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Little Scientists Magazine N.13

Have you ever wondered where rocks come from?  They are tiny grains of at least two different minerals, bound together by a chemical reactio...

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Little Scientists Magazine N.12

Cambodian engineers from Golden West Humanitarian Foundation's Phnom Penh lab are using the latest technology to help determiners clear ...

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Little Scientists Magazine N.11

Two Australian mathematicians believe that they have finally worked out the purpose of a clay tablet which was discovered in the early 1900s...

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Little Scientists Magazine N.10

Have you ever wished you could fly like a bird? This dream has probably been around since humans first existed! For centuries people have im...

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Little Scientists Magazine N.09

Fossils discovered in Morocco have brought some groundbreaking news: the Homo Sapiens are older than we thought and come from the whole Afri...

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Little Scientists Magazine N.08

Last April, a 1km wide asteroid, known by astronomers as 2014 JO25, flew past our planet at a distance of about 1.8 million kilometres, or a...

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Little Scientists Magazine N.07

Billions of microbes live on and inside us. That's more than the number of cells in our entire body! They are the tiniest form of life,...

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Little Scientists Magazine N.06

The building of Angkor complex started more than 1000 years ago but, like every other city, the builders had to apply engineering principles...

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Little Scientists Magazine N.05

Scientists have recently warned that one of Antarctica's largest ice shelves, called Larsen C, is about to divide in two. An ice shelf i...

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Little Scientists Magazine N.04

To access water that is underground, farmers can use wells. Here, a different kind of pump is needed to move the water upwards. A manual p...

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Little Scientists Magazine N.03

Little Scientists is a monthly-bilingual magazine, in Khmer and English, geared towards primary aged children to help promote STEM educatio...

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Little Scientists Magazine N.02

Little Scientists is a monthly-bilingual magazine, in Khmer and English, geared towards primary aged children to help promote STEM educati...

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Little Scientists Magazine N.01

Wondering what that animal outside your house is? Just take a picture with your phone and Wildscan-an app which now exists in Khmer languag...

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Sky Pods in Phnom Penh

“Sky Pods in Phnom Penh” tells the story of how a young Cambodian girl comes up with inventions to help her to finish her household chores ...

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