THIS CONTEST IS NOW CLOSED.
Calling all OWL readers! Have you entered our cover contest yet?
That’s right—your art could appear on the cover of OWL Magazine! The winner will also receive a Nintendo Wii U and Super Mario Maker. Not bad, eh?
For more details and to enter, head to the OWL Cover Contest page on our website. Contest deadline is March 31.
Good luck!
-Kendra, owlblog@owlkids.com
And so is the April issue of OWL!
Are you ready for spring? This issue will help! Learn how to create a cool garden wall, meet an eco-adventurer for Earth Day, catch up with some migrating animals on the move, and so much more. Seriously, this issue is packed with tons of spring-time fun.
Don’t forget to check out the winner of OWL’s Story-Writing Contest on page 32. It’s about a magical snail named Carl. And then let your imagination go wild for our annual Creative Creature Contest. We’re already excited to see what you come up with!
Happy reading and happy spring!
-Kendra, owlblog@owlkids.com
In the March issue, claymation artist Hudson Christie created a scene with Hoot, the OWL mascot!
Make sure you check out the issue to see the steps that Hudson took to create this stopmotion video.
-Kim, owlblog@owlkids.com
Get ready for the new year ahead with the OWL January/February issue!
There’s a lot of fun stuff happening in 2016! Like OWL’s 40th birthday (hoot! hoot!). It’s also the 50th Super Bowl this year. We’re getting the party started with some tasty snacks on page 28.
We’re also still all about winter in this issue! Read up about mighty avalanches in “Insider” and the Canadian Avalanche Rescue Dog Association in “Incredible.” Plus, find out how many snowflakes fall in Canada every year (hint: it’s a lot) and get other ice-cold facts on page 20.
What’s your favourite thing in OWL January/February? Let us know!
-Kim, owl@owlkids.com
Hey readers,
Check out the silly photo below from the OWL June 2015 edition of “Say What?”
We want to read your funny caption ideas! What do you think this frog is thinking? Leave your caption in the comments section below with your first name and age. Your silly caption may appear in an upcoming issue of OWL!
Bye for now!
Melissa, chickadeeblog@owlkids.com
