Children's magazines

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The new issue of Raketa is full of fun – you will find out: why we laugh, how animals joke, what typical British jokes look like, and who Charlie Chaplin was. In the new issue, you will also find a comic strip, a joke area, and a heaven-hell-paradise cut-out with tasks and fortune-telling!

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What did the first shoes look like, and where did moccasins originate? Who was Baťa, and who left a footprint on the Moon? You'll walk barefoot through a maze, measure your foot, and browse an atlas of shoes. You'll learn some apt proverbs and uncover villains from the footprints they left behind. You'll meet Puss in Boots and Cinderella on the subway, and learn incredible tricks for lacing shoelaces.

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The bicycle is one of the most wonderful human inventions, which is why an entire issue of the magazine Raketa is dedicated to it. So hop on your bike and get out there!

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How light travels and how people saw the light. What is the secret of moonlight and what is bioluminescence. You will play many shadow games and hold your breath at the story of a spooky school sleepover. You will undertake races at the speed of light, a scavenger hunt among chandeliers, and light experiments. Jarmil travels to the aurora borealis and Doctor Racek discovers the light at the end of the tunnel. And of course, there are rainbows, lighthouses, and fireflies.

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In the new issue of Rakety you will find out what makes our pets special, who has better hearing, who has a better sense of smell and why cats spin.

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In the new issue of Rakety you will find interesting information about type, the history of type or how to make invisible ink!

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In the new 25th issue of Rocket magazine you will learn a lot of interesting information about electricity, e.g. what happens during a blackout or how does static electricity work?

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How to understand maps and reliably find north. How animals navigate and what it means to look for a 'cache'. How ancient civilisations imagined the world, who helped prove that the Earth is not flat, and how to plan using a mind map. You will find your way in a prehistoric maze, among tourist signs, and create a natural compass. And maybe then you'll go in search of pirate treasure. The cover was drawn by Jindra Čapek.

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What all can love do and why is it good to do what we love. We will find out whether love is a matter of science, chemistry, or psychology. Who built the Taj Mahal and why, and what warms penguins in the inhospitable Antarctica. We'll take a look at Petřín and Venice and make ourselves some hot chocolate.

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What magical objects exist and what they are used for. Which illusionists are the most famous and who helps them the most. You will learn how to do magic with a pencil and through physical and chemical experiments and many other interesting things!

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How theatre has been performed since prehistoric times and why improvisation without a script is sensational. Who all is involved in the theatre production and how Spejbl and Hurvínek came into the world. You will make paper puppets for Tyjátr Rakéto and find out what is on the pull of the theatrical label...

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About mythical winged creatures, a lovestruck moon and a super-flying robin.

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In this issue of the popular magazine, you'll do a lot of digging. Find out who a detective is and how he works, what scientific disciplines Scotland Yard uses and what an alibi is. With a mask of a robber and a detective you will have a lot of fun, make a bambitka and catch the thief in the Grandhotel in a board game.

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Jubilee edition - celebrate with us ten wonderful years with Raketa! Comics, games, quizzes, stories, fairy tales, recipes for cooking, tips for trips and reading, fun and educational tasks, English.

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In the new issue, children learn what sneezing, hardening or sauna bathing can be good for. Five Tibetans will work out with the panda and try breathing exercises against stress..

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What is a family and what are its rituals? We'll teach you how to navigate the intricate relationships between in-laws, in-laws, daughters-in-law and sons-in-law, explore the hereditary traits of offspring, and find advice that can help when a family breaks apart in a cartoon ten-point rulebook.

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Why apples float and are healthy, what role they play in fairy tales and myths, and what they symbolize on the palms of kings. Play the apple board game with physicist Newton and race around the apple track.

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The June issue of the magazine Raketa about water sports and other water fun will come in handy before summer!

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From the creators of the podcast and bestselling book Ghibliotheque, this is a young film fan’s comprehensive guide to one of the most exciting and influential film studios in cinema history, creators of beloved classics ranging from Spirited Away and My Neighbour Totoro to Ponyo and Kiki’s Delivery Service.

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How to live in the mountains, what is winter climbing and who is protected by Praděd and Rýbrcoul.

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The 20th anniversary issue of the magazine Raketa is on the topic of FILM. Moving pictures are one of the many human inventions that never cease to amuse us. You will learn how a film is made, how to write a script and what film genres are.

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What lies beneath our feet and how deep is the path to the heart of the Earth? You'll discover caves and burrows, play a board game about miners and treasures, and meet Dr. Rack it to find out what the underground is.