OWL World Watch
Hey all. Now that the November issues of OWL are printed and on their way to you (it’s true! Yay!), I thought I’d take a minute and direct you to the cool web-only add-on to one of the features in the magazine.
The feature is called “Food for Thought,” and it’s all about how creative thinking is improving life for kids in Afghanistan. It includes lots of info and interviews, including one with a Canadian kid named Alaina Podmorrow. Alaina is the founder of Little Women for Little Women, an organization dedicated to helping the “little women of Afghanistan.” Just one note about that: it’s amazing.
So, you probably can’t wait to read it, right? You’re super excited? Well, I won’t keep you then. Click here to head straight to the “Food for Thought” online feature.
Talk to you soon!
Craig, owlblog@owlkids.com
P.S. While you’re in a worldly mood, go ahead and check out an awesome chickaDEE web feature as well. It’s about life in Tanzania, and how a Canadian organization is helping books get written by Tanzanian authors in Swahili. Also, meet a Tanzanian kid named Ester!
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ever tried free rice? it’s sortof of like a virtual guiz show without a host. Every question you get right donates 10 grains of rice to people in need all over the world! you can be quized in tons of different subjects! I prefer english grammer. but there’s tons of others. bye! Alex-10
I got my November OWL today! I like Craigâs picture for the Editorâs Note. Itâs funny!
I already got mine too! And guess what? My embarassing moment is published in the “Last Laugh” section!
Already got my Owl!
Congrats Sydney!
Alex, I really love theFree Rice site…it’s cool!
Awsome Sydney!(I think) Can’t wait to read it!
Craig I have a question: For the story writing contest can 1 story be by 2 people?
I read ur story sydnel LOL
Craig in the Nov. issue it’s says high-tech low-tech and no-tech what does that mean?
yeah alex ! i did that game too! i gave 200 grams of rice.yeah!;)
I love Free Rice!
Free Kibble and Free Kibble Kat donate pet food to cats and dogs in animal shelters!
sup?
i go on free rice almost every day
I just adopted an animal from WWF! I adopted A Black-Footed Ferret from my own money!
Hi Mara. “High-tech, low-tech, or no-tech” means that your invention can involve lots of technology, a little technology, or no technology at all. Your invention can be computerized with tons of bells and whistles (high-tech), or, if you prefer, carved out of wood or stone (no-tech). It’s up to you!
ha ha sydney! i like your embarrasing moment in owl!!!!!
Oh ps
i didnt mean haha in a bad way, i ment thatt it was funny!
I played free rice and I donated 500 grains of rice!
if i remember right, Craig does know about free rice because he put a link to it in an older blog. Hey Craig, why are all the games you sudjest usually from cbc kids? My favorite online game is Girl Sense.
I can’t belive how much “World Vistion” is doing to help the children.(mostly girls) . P.S. Sydney LOVED your embarassing moment.
Hey Craig,I already got my issue and I like the animal of the month! Are the animals only found in Columbia?
Sydney, your embarrassing moment was funny!!!
510 Grains of rice donated! *ka-ching!*