Monthly Competition: Super Slime Creatures

by Eco Kids Planet May 03, 2022

Monthly Competition:  Super Slime Creatures

Thanks to everyone who took part in our Super Slime Creature competition. You created a whole new world of slime diversity, reaching well beyond planet Earth. Well done to everyone who entered the competition!


Congratulations to our four lucky winners!


Eleanor, aged 9, Bedford





Kristina, aged 9, Edinburgh



Elspeth, aged 8, Aldershot





Samuel, aged 7, Woodford Green




What you won...

The four lucky winners won the impressive binocular kit from our friends at Build Your Own.




 

Runners up!

Stanley,aged 8, Netherlands





Rhia, aged 7, Long Eaton





Lilia, aged 10, Barton Stacey





Jasper, aged 11, Corsham




 

More amazing entries from our readers!

Rosie, aged 6, Pembrokshire





Seren, aged 8, Cornwall





Sophia, aged 10, West Lothian





Theo, aged 7, North Lincolnshire





Vicky, aged 10, Suffolk





Benjamin, aged 7, Ucel, France





Caleb, aged 8, Churchdown





Clara, aged 7, Exeter





Connie, aged 9, Brilley





Eva, aged 11, Bulkington





Freyr, aged 4, Porthtowan





Georgia, aged 7, Warminster





Isabella - Aged 8 - Surrey





John, aged 8, Sheffield





Luke, aged 9, Bristol





Megan, aged 9, Preston





Owen, aged 5, Bristol


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