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Thanks to all our readers who sent us their ice decorations! We hope you had lots of fun creating your frozen art pieces.

Thanks to all our readers who shared their wild heroes with us. We loved receiving your letters and reading about the miraculous ways your heroes help us and their environment.

Natures Rhyming Riddle Thank you to all the budding poets who entered our Nature Riddle competition. We have lots of fun solving your enigmatic rhymes. Some were easy to guess, while others were, indeed, like nature’s greatest mysteries! Congratulations to our five lucky winners! Emilia, age 7, Dund...

Next time you go for a walk in the woods or the park, pick up some pine cones to make this little wreath. The different shades of green and little red bells will look lovely hanging in your home this festive season. You will need: Small pine cones Thin card (a flattened cereal box works well) Pain...

Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year! Children eagerly wait to see what surprises are waiting for them under the tree. Pulling crackers, telling jokes, watching movies as a family, and unwrapping gifts – it's what makes the holiday season extra special. We understand why finding the perf...

Thank you to all the amazing artists who entered our Nature Art competition. We loved receiving your colourful autumn creations. 

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!

In our July/August ‘Fantastic Fish’ issue, we asked our readers to create pebble paintings. We received many marvellous entries – from tiny stone decorations to large rock paintings to an aquarium of pebble fish!

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!