Hi Readers,
Are you starting a new school or daycare this September? Or returning to the same school or daycare after a long summer? Well this issue of Chirp is for you! It’s packed with fun back-to-school activities to get your brain ready to learn.
See you in class!
Jackie
Hi readers,
ChickaDEE reader Braylen sent us this super cool drawing! Check it out!
Amazing job, Braylen! 
Readers, would you like to see your art on the Chickadee blog? Send it to chickadeeblog@owlkids.com.
Have a great weekend!
-Samantha, chickadeeblog@owlkids.com
Hi readers,
Chickadee reader Harper sent us this awesome drawing of bunnies trying to grab a carrot! Check it out!
It’s always great to work as a team!
Awesome job, Harper!
Readers, would you like to see your art on the Chickadee blog? Send it to chickadeeblog@owlkids.com.
Have a great weekend!
-Samantha, chickadeeblog@owlkids.com
Hi Readers,
The MAY issue of Chirp is ready for you and it is full of FOODY FUN!
Make some yummy snack recipes, visit a strawberry farm, and meet an animal that eats a LOT of food. We hope you like this issue.
See you at the dinner table!
Jackie
Happy Earth Month, Owlkids Family!
April is a great time to get outdoors, appreciate our environment and take whatever little steps we can to help protect it.
Here are some fun family activities to get you started.
1) Look for crocuses or tulips sprouting up through the dirt.
2) Meet a teen activist who is fighting to protect our planet’s water.
3) Make a pinwheel and head out on a windy day to see if it works.
4) Put on some work gloves, grab a garbage bag, and pick up trash and recycling from a park or beach.
5) Test your green knowledge with a fun quiz and word search.
6) Make a cute little origami snail!
7) Visit a local greenhouse and learn about how plants grow.
8) Try a cloud in a jar experiment and learn how rain falls from heavy clouds.
9) Turn a juice or milk carton into a bird feeder for your backyard or balcony.
10) Write out an Earth Month pledge that explains what your family promises to do to help the planet. Research online to find small actions you can start incorporating into your household.
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