24 Sleeps Storybook Contest Winner

Hey readers,

A few weeks ago, we asked you to tell us your favourite holiday tradition for a chance to WIN a Twenty-four Sleeps ’till Santa: A Christmas Countdown book.

And the winner is…

Matthew, 4

Thanks to everyone who entered and congrats to Matthew!

Keep your eyes peeled for our next contest.

-Melissa, chirpblog@owlkids.com

It’s Chirp Time!

Howdy readers,

Check out this adorable photo of brothers RJ and Henry reading their Chirp magazines.

Thanks a bunch for sharing this with us.

We love seeing all the awesome things you do, so don’t forget to send us photos of Chirp magazine crafts, recipes or activities.

You can send them to chirp@owlkids.com

Have a great day!

– Chidera, chirp@owlkids.com!

Reader Art of the Week

Hey readers,

Dylan, 5, sent in this cute drawing of his family, Chirp, Squawk, and Tweet. Can you spot the Vole Brothers?

Awesome job, Dylan. Thanks so much for sharing this with us!

Do you have art to share? Send it to chirpblog@owlkids.com.

Have an awesome day,

-Chidera, chirpblog@owlkids.com

Family Fun

Hi readers,

Don’t forget to enter Chirp’s Family Contest – send us a drawing of your family for a chance to WIN a Strictly Briks building blocks set. Click here to learn more!

Good luck!

— Jackie

It’s Wildlife Conservation Day!

Hi readers,

Today is Wildlife Conservation Day, a day to appreciate and protect animals all over the world. In honour of Wildlife Conservation Day, here are some fun facts about animals in the wild!

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• Rhinos love to spend time in the mud! Mud keeps them cool and protects their skin like sunscreen.
• Every tiger in the world has a unique pattern – no two tigers have the same stripes.
• Elephant tusks never stop growing, kind of like human hair! The longer an elephant’s tusks are, the older they probably are.
• Pandas like to eat all day long! They fill their tummies with bamboo every day for up to 12 hours.
• Gorillas can be very smart. Some gorillas in sanctuaries have learned sign language to communicate with humans!

What is your favourite wild animal? Let us know in the comments below!

-Taylor, chirpblog@owlkids.com