January-February 2010. Students Share their Hearts’ Songs.
African American History and writing, Asian and Chinese American cultures. Introducing ASL, A Valentine’s Day story.

March-April 2010. Nurturing Nature.
Connecting with nature, Nature poetry, magical moments. How does your culture live in harmony with nature and the world? Photo essay on Spring Wildflowers in the American Southeast. A story from Nicaragua.

May-August 2010. Best Books to Read, Summer Plans.
International travel experiences, summer activities and adventures, volunteering, taking action to improve the world, spirituality, Skipping Stones Book Awards feature outstanding multicultural and nature books, teaching resources & educational videos/DVDs.

September-October 2010. Youth Honor Awards.
Annual Youth Honor Awards Contest winners showcase student writing and art on multicultural and nature themes. Other multicultural writings and art will also be included in the issue. World Art feature could consist of more art: pictures and drawings than written words.

November-December 2010. Culture & Community.
Holidays, celebrations and traditions, peace, justice. What do you love about your culture, community, language or country? What challenges do youth in your community, schools and country face? What are the strengths and weaknesses of your country?

Each issue of Skipping Stones also includes a review of about 10 to 12 books and teaching resources and a photo essay on a region, country or culture of the world. We also welcome contributions for our regular departments: Meet the Artist, Folktale!, Letters to the Editor, What's On Your Mind?, and Health Rocks!