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In June’s ‘Tiny Wildlife’ issue, we asked you to create forest mud faces. Thank you to all of you who embraced the messy challenge and sent us your mud-spattered entries!
If you could pilot a submarine, what would you see? This clever viewer features a scrolling underwater scene!
Use inspiration from nature to make these colourful button bugs. They are so easy to make, you will soon have a whole swarm. What you need: Buttons in different colours and sizes Pipe cleaners Googly eyes Beads for feet/antennae Strong glue Scissors What to do: Step 1: Cut a pipe cleaner in...
This little blue-green lizard certainly lives up to its name. But its gorgeous good looks are one reason why this rare reptile is disappearing from its African home. Let's find out why... A BIT ABOUT... Geckos are a small type of lizard. There are about 1,500 different species in the world. They’r...
This month, have some messy fun creating forest faces!
This is a perfect activity to celebrate International Mud Day on 29th June!
In April’s ‘Winged Insects’ issue, we asked you to design your own butterflyEaster egg. What wonderful entries you sent us – fun, creative and beautiful! Ahuge thank you to everyone who entered the competition. Congratulations to our five winners! Becky, age 9, Durham “This is my gigantic moth/butt...
What you need: An egg box Coloured tissue paper Fabric scraps Ribbon, sequin string, lace, cord, etc Yarn Beads Glue Scissors What to do: Step 1: Cut the egg box up into sections. Carefully make a hole in the top of one section with a sharp pencil point. This will be your jellyfish’s bell....
In our ‘Baby Animals’ issue, we asked you to create an information card for ababy animal. Thanks a million to everyone who entered the competition! Weloved learning some interesting facts about baby animals. Congratulations to our five winners! Amy, age 10, Richmond, Canada Chloe, age 7, Worthin...
