Sommaire pour January-February 2022 de Chickadee

This month, we have two types of goals on our minds. One has to do with hockey and the other with the new year. Confused? Let me explain! In this issue, we meet Harnarayan Singh. He’s a hockey announcer and he is famous for calling out the BEST goals on TV. Find out more about his amazing job on page 8. So what’s the new year’s goal about? When we set goals for ourselves, we’re making a plan for the future. This month, we asked Chickadee readers what their goals were for 2022. Maybe you’ll get inspired by their answers on page 16. Happy new year! Find Owlkids on: owlkids.com Find Me Inside Answers page 32. Find Me, page 3 A. 28 B.15 C. 34 D. 18 E. 4…

Hi, my name is Apaarjeet Kaur, and I’m six years old! My dad, Harnarayan Singh, is a play-by-play commentator for Sportsnet! He’s one of the voices you hear during hockey games on TV. Meet my dad and then check out my interview with him! Cool Hockey Job Harnarayan is a play-by-play announcer for the NHL on Sportsnet and Hockey Night in Canada: Punjabi Edition. His job is all about talking—a lot!—to help audiences understand what is happening during a game. He tells viewers who the players are and what the score is. He also helps fans feel the excitement of the game. To do his job, Harnarayan travels from arena to arena—wherever the game is. The Call Harnarayan is well known for his thrilling goal calls after a player scores.…

You’ll need: • strawberries • vanilla yogurt • muffin tin filled with liners What to do: 1 Ask an adult to help dice a few strawberries and slice a few lengthwise. Save the sliced strawberries for step 3. 2 Mix the strawberries into the yogurt. Then spoon the mixture into the muffin tin. 3 Place a sliced strawberry on top of each yogurt bite. Freeze overnight. 4 Serve these valentine snacks to people you care about! ASK A GROWN-UP FOR HELP Parents: Share with us! See page 31. Just Joking:) What do you call a super small valentine? A valentiny!…

How is wool made into yarn? Elsie We have fluffy sheep to thank for our fuzzy sweaters! First, farmers shear off a sheep’s winter wool and send it to a mill. The wool is then separated into long and short pieces and cleaned. The clean wool is put through a machine that untangles the wool fibres and pulls them in the same direction so they become one thin flat piece. The next step is to pull the flat piece into long pieces called rovings. These pieces are then put into a machine that spins them into yarn. That’s woolly cool! How do we grow taller? Carter Your body’s long bones, such as the ones in your arms and legs, have growth plates. These plates are made of cartilage, a soft…

Make up a hockey mascot for a chance to win! How to enter: 1. Design a hockey mascot on a piece of paper. Tell us about the mascot. 2. Send in your entry, along with your name, age, address and parent’s signature to: Chickadee’s Hockey Mascot Contest (address page 31). Two winners will receive a Thin Ice board game! PRIZE COURTESY OF GOLIATH GAMES. DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 28, 2022 Entrants must be between 5 and 10 years old as of the deadline. Judges will look for originality and creativity from all eligible entries. Entries must be accompanied by a parent’s signature. Chickadee retains the right to use winning contest entries for promotional purposes. Employees of Bayard Canada, Goliath Games and their families may not enter. Contest is subject to federal, provincial…

Letter Sign Draw the first letter of your name onto a piece of cardboard and cut it out. Glue on small toys and colourful items for decoration. Hang it on your bedroom door. Great Garland Glue or tape paper shapes, small toys or pompoms to string to make a garland. Hang it on your wall or above your bed to make your room look festive! Cool Cubbies Glue painted cardboard tubes onto a piece of Bristol board or thin cardboard. After the glue dries, trim the cardboard around the tubes. With a grown-up’s help, tape or nail the cubby to your wall. Then display tiny toys in it! Parents: Share with us! See page 31.…

“Welcome to the annual Kids’ Winter Challenge!” the mayor bellowed through his megaphone. Crowds were gathered in the park, waiting for the race to begin. “Eight teams are participating this year. Is everybody ready?” “Yes!” they all shouted. “We’ll never win,” said Sam, looking around at the competition. “Some of these kids are teenagers.” “Age doesn’t matter. Ingenuity does,” Gigi said. “What’s that?” “Brainpower.” “We’re doomed,” Sam said. “I didn’t even know what that word meant.” “Shh,” Gigi said. “Listen.” “Here are the rules,” said the mayor. “Take your shovels and red flags to one of the numbered paths. When the buzzer goes, start shovelling. You must complete your section of the path before moving on. Next, run to the soccer field and build a snowperson of any size.” “See?”…

ART SPOT Send us a drawing of your favourite thing! (Address page 31.) You Did It! Readers share their Chickadee projects from the October issue. Amazing Apples Pet Patrol You Did It! Readers share their Chickadee projects from the October issue. Costume Parade Silly Soap Monsters Cool Constellation Decorate It! Read It! Hold That Thought! By Bree Galbraith Illustrated by Lynn Scurfield Reader Review by Reggie Hold That Thought was great! I really love the art. The last page is super cool. The book is about a kid named Finn who has an idea. Finn brings the idea to school to show their friends and to make the idea better. I liked how the kids worked together. I liked the idea of how a small thing can become really big.…

Send us your riddles, jokes and tongue twisters. Address page 31. Picture Puzzler What does this say? Autograph! Just Joking What did the farmer give her family on Valentine’s Day? Hogs and kisses! Knock Knock Knock, knock! Who’s there? Alaska! Alaska who? Alaska the questions around here! Just Joking What do you call a party in the winter? Tomas A snow ball! Just Joking What do you call it when a person falls three times? Jackson A trip-le! Draw Stuff Decorate this magic hat. Just Joking What did one plate say to the other? Dinner is on me! Tongue Twister SAY THIS 10 TIMES FAST! Pink pig puppet Annaka Mush’s Corner What do you see? A hockey puck crossing the goal line.…

You’ll need: • empty large yogurt container • empty soup can • balloon What to do: 1 Ask a grown-up to make a small hole in the side of the yogurt container. 2 Place the balloon in the container and pull the neck through the hole. 3 Place the can in the container on top of the balloon. Now blow up the balloon with one big breath. What happens? Dr. Zed explains The stronger your lungs are, the more air they hold. You can tell how strong your lungs are by how high the can rises. The more you blow up the balloon, the higher the can will rise. ASK A GROWN-UP FOR HELP Ooze’s Challenge: Switch out the balloon and ask a family member to try. Compare your results!…