Tuttle Times Magazine: What Families Get Each Month

Quick answer

A Tuttle Times monthly subscription delivers a printed magazine filled with activities, lessons, and freedom-themed content to your mailbox. For families who want more, the Magazine PLUS option adds a 20+ page Plus Pack of bonus materials each month.

What comes in the standard Tuttle Times magazine

Each monthly issue of Tuttle Times is designed to keep kids engaged with the ideas of freedom through hands-on activities, age-appropriate lessons, and creative prompts. The magazine arrives in your mailbox and covers topics that complement the Tuttle Twins book series, making it a natural extension for families already familiar with the characters.

The content is aimed at elementary-age children, with puzzles, stories, and discussion starters that parents can use to spark conversations about economics, liberty, and personal responsibility. It’s a screen-free way to reinforce these concepts month after month.

Magazine PLUS: What the Plus Pack adds

Subscribers who choose the Magazine PLUS option receive everything in the standard magazine plus a separate Plus Pack each month. The Plus Pack is a 20+ page digital or printable supplement that includes additional activities, extended lessons, a Parent Guide, and more. This is ideal for families who want to dive deeper into each issue’s themes or who use the Tuttle Twins curriculum in a homeschool setting.

The Parent Guide within the Plus Pack offers discussion questions, teaching tips, and background information that help adults facilitate learning without needing to prep extra materials. It’s a time-saver for busy parents who want to maximize the educational value of each issue.

Standard vs. PLUS: Which option fits your routine?

The standard subscription is a low-cost, low-commitment way to introduce freedom-themed content into your child’s reading rotation. It works well for families who want a monthly surprise in the mail without extra planning.

The PLUS option costs more but adds substantial value for those who want structured learning support. If you already use Tuttle Twins books or unit studies, the Plus Pack’s Parent Guide and bonus activities can help you connect the magazine to a broader lesson plan. If you prefer a lighter, more casual experience, the standard edition is likely sufficient.

How to decide which subscription to choose

• Choose standard if: You want a low-cost monthly magazine that delivers freedom-themed activities and lessons without extra parent prep. Ideal for casual learning or as a supplement to other resources.
• Choose Magazine PLUS if: You want the magazine plus a 20+ page Plus Pack with bonus content, a Parent Guide, and extended activities. Best for homeschoolers or families who want to turn each issue into a deeper unit study. The Plus Pack’s Parent Guide alone can save you hours of lesson planning each month.
• Not sure? Start with standard: You can always upgrade to PLUS later if you find your family wants more depth. The standard subscription is a low-risk way to test the magazine’s fit for your child’s age and interests. Check the sample Plus Pack online to see if the bonus content matches your teaching style before upgrading.

Product details

• Tuttle Times (Monthly Subscription): Each monthly edition is filled with activities, lessons, and ideas to inspire your child to keep learning the ideas of freedom. This means the magazine isn’t just a story—it’s an interactive tool that reinforces economic and liberty concepts in a fun, age-appropriate way.

  

Who should subscribe?

Best for

• Families already using Tuttle Twins books who want monthly reinforcement of freedom concepts
• Homeschooling parents seeking a ready-made, screen-free supplement with a Parent Guide

Not ideal for

• Families looking for a general-interest kids magazine without a specific focus on economics or liberty
• Parents who prefer entirely digital content—the magazine is a physical print product