Hey readers,
Chickadee reader Kate sent us this cute winter drawing. Check it out!
Amazing work, Kate! Your bear looks so cozy and warm!
Readers, would you like to see your art on the Chickadee blog? Send it to chickadeeblog@owlkids.com.
Have a great weekend!
-Beckie, chickadeeblog@owlkids.com
Hey readers,
Chirp reader William sent us this cool artwork. Check it out!
Amazing job, William! We love that you used pipe cleaners to make snowflakes for your penguin.
Readers, would you like to see your art on the Chirp blog? Send it to chirpblog@owlkids.com.
Have a great weekend!
-Beckie, chirpblog@owlkids.com
Cover illustration: Dave Whamond
The cover says it all–slide into winter with the December issue! Read about the winter solstice, make crafty gingerbread, experiment with snow globes, and turn a rock into a frame. You can also listen to a wonderful winter story called “The Case of the Mysterious Tracks” written by Jessica Westhead by clicking HERE.
Have a wonderful winter!
-The Chickadee Team
Hey readers!
Did you know you can download free colouring and craft sheets from issues of Chirp on the Owlkids website?
Click on the image above to colour Chirp racing to the finish line or click here to get more FREE colouring sheets!
Enjoy!
-Mariam, chirpblog@owlkids.com
Today is Groundhog Day!
If a groundhog comes out of its den and sees his shadow, it means there’s six more weeks of winter to go. If he doesn’t see his shadow, it means that spring is just around the corner.
Here in Ontario, we look to Wiarton Willie to tell us his prediction. So what did Willie predict when he scurried out of his little den today? He saw his shadow! This means we have six more weeks of winter to go. If his prediction is true, that gives us lots of time to sled, build snowmen, ski and snowboard before spring. Yay!
-Melissa, chickadeeblog@owlkids.com
