Below are some of the many national newspapers, magazines and parents magazines that have covered The Young Scientists Club in the past year.
				The Chicago Tribune: "Kits Make Science Fun" The Boston Globe: "Mail-order kits introduce young children to science studies" Scientific American Explorations: "We encourage parents and homeschool teachers who are looking for ongoing science-education tools to look into these curriculum-based kits." Parents Magazine: "The Glory of Stargazing" Big Apple Parent: "A boon for homeschooling parents...also great for the kid who is extra interested in science and would love some at home experiments." Chesapeake Family: "Started by a Harvard-trained biologist...who wanted fun and educational science activities for her own children." Brooklyn Parent Magazine: "The Young Scientists Club is a unique and special gift idea for the budding scientist on your holiday list." Middlesex County Parents Magazine: "Children love science.  Especially when they join The Young Scientists Club." The Providence Journal: "Kits turn bored kids into science bugs" Newport Daily News: "Crazy About Science" Massachusetts Today's Parent: "If you are looking for educational activities to enjoy with your child, The Young Scientists Club has the solution!...What a great way to spend time with you child!" Atlanta Parent: "Here is a fun and inexpensive way to encourage science lovers." Central California Parent: "light the spark in future scientists with a monthly kit designed to explore our universe...designed as an at-home supplement to school programs or as a learning tool for home-schoolers." Brooklyn Family Magazine: "Hey, Mom & Dad, Get Your Kids Hooked On Science" The Boston Parents Paper: "May We Suggest:  If you'd like your 4- to 10-year old child to have fun with a little extracurricular science, the Young Scientists Club may be your answer" Metro Parent Magazine: "Sign up for science!...Future Steven Hawkings can get a head start by joining the Young Scientists Club." San Francisco Bay Parent: "Vacation days can be big fun for kids-or, sometimes, they can be downright boring. But what if you had a monthly science project to give the kids, complete with instructions and materials?  Sign up now for The Young Scientists Club" Today's Parent: "A Nature Walk For Young Scientists" Rhode Island Parents Paper: "Website targets young scientists" Cleveland/Akron Family: "Making science fun for kids" L.A. Parent: "Science Safari...Science by Mail" Minnesota Parent: "Sign up now for The Young Scientists"
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