by Eco Kids Planet January 15, 2019

For our Pacific Ocean Issue, we asked you to research and send us a picture or drawing of your favourite Pacific creature, along with a few fantastic facts about it. Wow! You've flooded us with the most fascinating and beautiful creatures, making the job of choosing 5 winners ever so hard! Thank you to everyone who entered! 


Congratulations to the following winners:

Nina, age 7, Stroud - Killer Whale


James, age 10, and Dara, age 6, Downpatrick  - Giant Squid


Noah Jones, age 6, Felixstowe - Hawksbill Turtle

"Noah’s favourite Pacific Ocean creature is the hawksbill turtle because he loves turtles! He thinks they are beautiful and likes that they have a shell to help protect them. He made a handprint turtle for his picture.”


 Valentina, age 9, Biggar - Sea Otters

"Dear Eco Kids, I have really enjoyed doing this month’s competition about animals in the Pacific Ocean. I found out a lot about the sea otters that live there. They aresoooo cute!!!!!”


Isabelle, age 8, Cupar, Scotland Flower Hat - Jellyfish


What they have won: 

Congratulations to our five lucky winners who'll receive these fabulous activity books from Usborne! 

Look and Find Under the Sea (RRP £9.99)

Dive under the sea in this playful puzzle book, teeming with underwater scenes to pore over and talk about. Find a message in a bottle, a fish wearing an eyepatch, a seahorse wearing a scarf and lots more. Each page is packed with spotting, matching and counting opportunities, and the answers are at the back of the book if you get stuck.

Under the Sea Sticker and Colouring Book (RRP £7.99)

A bumper activity book filled with underwater scenes to colour and decorate with stickers, including a coral reef, a shipwreck and icy waters. With over 130 stickers of whales, penguins, jellyfish, sea lions and more, this is a delightful introduction to oceans and sealife.

For more information and stockists, visit https://usborne.com/ 


HONORARY MENTIONS:

There were just too many amazing entries to ignore, so here we shine the light on some more of our favourites. Well done everyone! 

Ivy, age 6, Norwich - Pacific White-sided Dolphin 


Ralph, age 9, Wiltshire - Sea Otter


Lauren, age 7, Leighton Buzzard - Clown Fish 


Alexander, age 9, Isreal - Giant Squid and Sperm Whale


Noah, age 7, The Vale of Glamorgan - Sea Slug


Jack, age 6, Devon - Sea Turtle


 Keziah, age 8, Cornwall - Blue Whale

"I've drawn a picture of a blue whale because they are big and amazing and very heavy too. I think they are very beautiful. Once I saw a killer whale off the coast of Cornwall and I would love to see a blue whale one day."


Isabel, age 6, Salem, USA - Jellyfish


Julian, age 9, Salem, USA - Spotted Eagle Ray


Chloe, age 8, Spain - Pygmy Seahorse 


1 Response

Karen le grange
Karen le grange

January 16, 2019

We are from south Africa. Can my son enter?

Leave a comment

Comments will be approved before showing up.


In other Eco Kids Planet News

Autumn Art Competition
Autumn art competition

by Eco Kids Planet January 07, 2025

We were amazed by the incredible creativity shown in this year’s Autumn Nature Art competition! From vibrant leaf creatures to intricate acorn sculptures, your art truly brought the beauty of autumn to life. A huge thank you to all who participated – your nature art is truly inspiring. Congrats to o...

Monthly Competition: Spooky Spikes Story Contest
Monthly competition: spooky spikes story contest

by Eco Kids Planet December 07, 2024

We were thrilled by the imaginative and spooky entries we received for our October competition, ‘Spooky Spikes Story Contest’. From ghostly hedgehogs to thorny devils, your stories brought the world of spiky creatures to life in the most creative ways. A huge thank you to everyone who participated –...

Monthly Competition: 'Nature Workers' Photo Contest
Monthly competition: 'nature workers' photo contest

by Eco Kids Planet October 02, 2024

We were absolutely amazed by the incredible photos sent in for our July/August ‘Nature Workers’ photo competition! A huge thank you to everyone who took part and shared your fantastic snapshots of hardworking animals in action!