Polar Bear Surprise

Hi readers,

December’s issue of Chirp is all about families. That’s why this month’s Look and Learn talks about about animal families like lions, chimpanzees, sloths and polar bears! Polar bears live in cold places with lots of snow and ice, and they have extra-thick fur and a layer of fat called blubber to keep them warm. Watch the video below to see some cute baby polar bears learning a lesson from their mom and being surprised by a seal!

Check out the December issue to learn more about polar bears and their families!

-Taylor, chirpblog@owlkids.com

Howling Family Fun!

The December issue of Chirp is all about FAMILY so we thought it would be great to feature wolf packs in our Amazing Animal section this month. Wolves live live and work together as a team to raise pups and hunt for food. And one of the coolest things about wolves is that they howl to talk to each other. Check out this video of arctic wolves howling!

Howl at you later Chirp fans!

Jackie, chirpblog@owlkids.com

Amazing Eagles

Hi Readers,

The November issue of Chirp is all about WEATHER. The Amazing Animal this month is the Bald Eagle because it uses wind currents to fly so it doesn’t have to use as much energy flapping its wings. Check out this video of a baby eagle learning to fly with the help of the wind. So cute!

Check out the November issue to learn more about eagles!

— Jackie

It’s Magical!

Hi readers,

The October issue of Chirp Magazine is all about MAGIC. Here’s a magic coin trick you can do on your own to surprise your friends and family. Abracadabra!

For more magical fun be sure to check out the October issue of Chirp.

— Jackie, chirpblog@owlkids.com

Meet a Magician!

Hi Readers,

Our friend X.Ray is a magician! He does all kinds of cool tricks. Check out this video of him doing some of his famous tricks for an audience of kids and grown-ups.

To learn more about X.Ray, check out his website:

http://saugamagic.com/About-X-Ray.php

or you can read about him in the October issue of Chirp Magazine.

Abracadabra!

— Jackie, chirpblog@owlkids.com