The April Issue is Here!

Hi Readers!

The April issue of Chirp magazine is packed with SILLY FUN!

Make funny paper mustaches and noses for pretend play, learn why tickling makes us laugh, and read a silly poem. Even the Amazing Animal feature is kind of a silly animal: the giraffe! Giraffes are so cute and sooooooo tall. They are so tall when they need a drink of water they need to spread their legs waaaaaaaaaay to bend down and reach the lake or stream.

Another cool fact about giraffes is that babies are able to walk just minutes after they are born! Check out this video of a baby giraffe taking its first steps. Like many babies, it falls down a lot but then finally gets it!

Meet a Panda for National Panda Day!

Hey readers,

It’s National Panda Day on March 16th! Check out the May 2022 issue of Chirp, to get to know this cool creature!

Did you know pandas have bones that act like fingers and thumbs? This helps them grab food to eat!

Have a great day,

-Mariam, chirpblog@owlkids.com

Amazing Animal: Whale Sharks

Hey readers,

Our Animal Animal for the Jan/Feb issue is the whale shark! These giants can be found in tropical oceans all over the world.

Did you know the whale shark is related to the Orthacanthus? It was a shark that lived during the time of the dinosaurs!

To learn more about these amazing animals, check out the Jan/Feb issue!

-Mariam, chirpblog@owlkids.com

The Talking Birds

Hi readers!

The Amazing Animal in this month’s issue of Chirp magazine is the MACAW.

Macaws are colourful, clever birds. They squawk and screech to talk to each other in the wild but have you ever heard a pet bird actually talk to humans? This video explains how they do it!

The January/February issue is here!

Hi Readers,

The January/February issue is full of DINOSAUR fun and it will be roaring into your mailbox soon! You will meet lots of dinos in this issue and you will also meet an underwater animal that has been around since prehistoric times.

Whale sharks swam in the oceans when dinosaurs ruled the land! These gentle giants have been swimming around for millions of years. Wow! Check out this video of a baby whale shark swimming with a group of scuba divers.