Kleine Kinderzeitung

The 'Kleine Kinderzeitung' is the first Austrian weekly paper for young readers between the ages of six and twelve. Every Saturday it informs children about current affairs worldwide and interesting events in the world of animals and sport. Using vocabulary suitable for children, complex factual material is presented in intelligible form, thereby familiarising children with the world around them. The 'Kleine Kinderzeitung' delivers entertainment through its double page of puzzles, featuring tricky puzzles suitable for every age group. From the first page to the very last, the children's edition of the 'Kleine Zeitung' has set itself the objective of always informing its readers comprehensively and critically about important topics and news from Austria.

The 'Kleine Kinderzeitung' not only offers fun reading and solving puzzles, but also involves children in the creative process; child reporters join the editorial team to prepare for deadlines, conduct interviews and surveys.

From the first page to the very last, like its 'bigger' counterpart, the children's edition of the 'Kleine Zeitung' has set itself the highest criterion to which a paper can commit. All of its readers should always be informed comprehensively and critically about important topics and news from Austria as well as the rest of the world, in a manner entirely suitable for children and rich in illustrations. Yet as the 'smallest' in the publication family, it seeks to achieve much more than awakening an insatiable appetite for reading newspapers. 'For and with children' is its guiding motto, in line with which the 'Kleine Kinderzeitung' also invites young readers to have a taste of real journalism and, as new blood among 'Kleine Zeitung' reporters, to help to compose each edition of the youngsters' paper.