Monthly competition: Baby Animals

by Elise Chalumeau April 30, 2021

Monthly competition: Baby Animals

In our ‘Baby Animals’ issue, we asked you to create an information card for a
baby animal. Thanks a million to everyone who entered the competition! We
loved learning some interesting facts about baby animals.

Congratulations to our five winners!

Amy, age 10, Richmond, Canada

Amy, age 10, Richmond, Canada

 

Chloe, age 7, Worthing

Chloe, age 7, Worthing

 

Dheeksha, age 7, London

Dheeksha, age 7, London

 

Grace, age 7, Lichfield

Grace, age 7, Lichfield

 

Robert, age 6, Reigate
Robert, age 6, Reigate
Robert, age 6, Ripponden

 

Here are some more interesting baby facts from our readers:

Abigail, age 11, Cannock

Abigail, age 11, Cannock

 

Cors, age 8, London

Cors, age 8, London

 

Joshua, age 6, Shelfanger

Joshua, age 6, Shelfanger

 

Lauren, age 9, Walsall

Lauren, age 9, Walsall

 

Leonardo, age 8, Bradley Stoke

Leonardo, age 8, Bradley Stoke

 

Maya, age 11

Maya, age 11

 

Reggie, age 5, Upton

Reggie, age 5, Upton

 

Amelia, age 6, Nuneaton

Amelia, age 6, Nuneaton


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