Guinness World Records Day Giveaway!

Enter for a chance to win this book!

Today is Guinness World Records Day!

The Chickadee blog is celebrating this fun of day of record-breaking by giving readers a chance to win a copy of the Guinness World Records 2021 book!

In this edition, learn about the cutest and most dangerous creatures in the animal kingdom. Find pop culture with world records from your fave actors and musicians. Get the scoop on the best athletes in the world. This book is interactive too—you can travel through the Solar System and see the planets with a free augmented-reality feature! You can also test your own record-breaking skills with a special “Against the Clock” chapter that will guide you through challenges you can safely do in your own home.

Want to learn more? We’re giving Chickadee readers a chance to WIN 1 of 5 copies of this book.

To enter, tell us in the comments: For Guinness World Records Day, what world record would you like to break? Please leave your name and age, too!

Contest deadline: December 2, 2020 at 11:59pm.

To keep track of

Prize courtesy of Guinness World Records.

For full contest rules and regulations click here.

Good luck!

Check Out the December Issue!

The December issue of Chickadee is on its way to your mailbox! This month, we look to the sky to learn about the northern lights. We’ll also show you how to make decorative snowflakes, a silly cookie recipe, and a wintry story about what elves are really up to!

Did you get the December issue yet? Tell us what you think in the comments!

Ask Mariam and Mandy!

Chickadee editors Mariam and Mandy answer reader questions in this video!

If you have a question for us, email chickadee@owlkids.com!

Parent and Teacher Resources

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Did you know that Chickadee has free resources for teachers and parents? If you’re a kid learning from home or a teacher looking for curriculum, use this free lesson plan for Chickadee‘s November issue! Enjoy!

You Asked?

Do you have a question for Chick and Dee? It can be about anything! What’s the biggest planet? Why is the sky blue? Why are oranges called oranges? Email us your questions at chickadee@owlkids.com with the subject line “You Asked” and you may see your question in an upcoming issue of the magazine!

-Mandy