Monthly Competition: Colourful Chameleon

by Eco Kids Planet November 09, 2021

Monthly Competition: Colourful Chameleon

Colourful Chameleons

In our September ‘Reptiles Rock!’ issue, we asked you to colour in the drawing of a chameleon. Thank you so much to everyone who took part in this competition. Who would’ve thought that one simple image could take on so many beautiful forms!

Congratulations to our five winners!

Willow, age 8, Whitland

 


Erin, age 12, Bangor


Seren, age 9, Louhborough


 


Florence, age 11, Broadstairs


 


Theo, age 6, Argyll




What you won...

The five lucky winners won Dino Dump, a super-fun game from our friends over at Big Potato Games. 



More amazing entries from our readers!

Annie, age 8, Chorley


 

Elsa, age 9, Heathfield


 

Forrest, age 6, High Wycombe




Ruth, age 9, Eastleigh

 



Sophia
, age 9, Cardiff

 

 

 

 


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