March Issue Is Here!

The March issue will keep you busy for spring break! Take a trip to the Vancouver Art Gallery, do four fun paint projects, and get baking (and learn the science behind it!)

Have tons of fun!

Mandy, chickadeeblog@owlkids.com

The March issue is here!

Hi, readers!

Are you ready for some March fun? This issue is packed with activities and puzzles to keep you busy during your March break! We’ve got paint projects, a bubbly science experiment and boredom busters! Do you love art? Read about a fun and interactive art style called installation art. As always, we have puzzles to work your brain and comics to make you laugh out loud. Hope you love this issue as much as we do!

-Mandy, chickadeeblog@owlkids.com

The March issue is here!

This month, we’re getting in the spirit of spring break! Planning a sleepover? We have super-fun tips for you to throw a great sleepover bash. You can also play a boardgame with your pals and get boredom busting ideas at the same time. Spring break means getting outside and enjoying the fresh air! Find out how trees are waking up from the winter and learn how to identify the trees around you.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a wildlife photographer? In this issue, we talk to Suzi Eszterhas, photographer and author of the Koala Hospital and Orangutan Orphanage. Get the scoop on how she photographs koalas—and even cheetahs!—up close.

As always, March is packed with lots of puzzles and fun. Hope you love it as much as we do!

Mandy, chickadeeblog@owlkids.com

Weird Zone: Don’t Walk, Just Dance!

Hi readers,

In the March issue of OWL, we told you about a fun experiment that took place on the streets of Lisbon, Portugal.

At one particular busy street, pedestrians weren’t following the crosswalk signals like they should, which is dangerous for them and the cars driving by, too. One group decided to make waiting for a green light more fun!

Check out the video below and I dare you not to dance along!

Imagine if this was at every crosswalk! I think it would take me twice as long to get anywhere since I would be stopping at every light to dance.

What do you think about the moving and grooving traffic light? Comment below.

– Ashley, owl@owlkids.com