Hey readers,
Look for our interview with voice actor Lilly Bartlam in the March 2020 issue of OWL magazine!
You can also catch Lilly voicing “Girl” in The Most Magnificent Thing airing on YTV October 11 at 6:00 p.m. Check out the video below for more information!
Hi readers,
In the June 2018 issue of OWL, we showed you how to make friendship bracelets for you and your pals! OWL reader Leila was so inspired by our craft, she made a video of herself making some. Check it out!
Thanks for sharing, Leila!
Do you have videos or photos of cool OWL Magazine crafts or recipes to share? Send them to owl@owlkids.com and you may see them on the OWL Blog!
Bye for now,
Melissa, owl@owlkids.com
Brrr… emperor penguins brave the cold in Antarctica. (© Vladimir Seliverstov | Dreamstime)
Did you see the awesome penguin photo in OWL’s December issue? The issue is available now, so go out and grab a copy if you haven’t yet! Then check out this cool video of Canadian photographer Paul Nicklen on assignment with some emperor penguins in Antarctica.*
*In our December issue, we said this video was about emperor penguins in the Arctic. This was a mistake. Sorry about that! Emperor penguins live in Antarctica. In fact, they are the only penguin species to spend their lives on the ice or in the surrounding waters of Antarctica. Brave birds!
Do you know any cool facts about penguins or other animals? Email us, or tell us in the comments below.
And don’t forget to keep up with us on our daily news website: owlconnected.com.
-Kendra, owlblog@owlkids.com
In the November issue of OWL, we told you that over 19 BILLION Lego pieces are made every year. Wow, right? Well, here’s something else that’s pretty wow-worthy… the world’s tallest Lego tower!
Check it out.
We’d love to see your Lego creations! Send them to us at owl@owlkids.com.
-Kendra, owlblog@owlkids.com
Hi readers,
In the November issue of OWL we introduced you to the amazing Lego Robotics team CTRL-Z. Here’s a video that shows how their pet-tracking invention works.
Do you have an invention you would like to share with other readers? Leave a comment below and tell us a little about it.
— Jackie
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