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Look way, way up, Up to the sky. What do you see Flying high? Up in the Air Do you ever wish you could fly like a bird or a plane or a superhero? I do! I love seeing the world from way up high. I’ve flown in passenger planes of all sizes and a hot-air balloon. But I would love to ride in a helicopter someday. If you could fly, where would you go? What do you think you would see from above? Let’s take off with this issue of Chirp! owlkids.com Find Owlkids on: https://bsky.app/profile/owlkids.bsky.social https://www.facebook.com/owlkids https://twitter.com/owlkids?lang=en https://www.instagram.com/owlkidspublishing/?hl=en Special This Month! Read a story about a plane ride on page 24…

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Drones can record videos as they zoom around. People steer drones from the ground using remote controls. Helicopters can hover in the air thanks to their spinning blades. Float planes can land on water. Splish, splash! Jet planes fly people and goods all around the world! Gliders don’t have engines to help them fly. They just catch the wind and soar! Propeller planes can go where other planes can’t because they can land on short runways. Hang gliders are steered by a rider moving their body left and right. Wheee!…

You’ll need: • 2 paper bowls • large pompom • stickers • googly eyes • pipe cleaners • paint • glue What to do: 1 Glue two bowls together to make a saucer. Let the glue dry. 2 Decorate the bowls with paint and stickers. 3 Glue googly eyes and pipe cleaners onto the pompom to make an alien. Glue it on the saucer. 4 Pretend your alien is flying through space! Parents: Share with us! See page 34. chirp@owlkids.com https://www.facebook.com/owlkids https://twitter.com/owlkids?lang=en https://www.instagram.com/owlkidspublishing/?hl=en https://owlkids.com/chirp/video/53/flying-saucer…

You’ll need: • square paper napkin • 4 pieces of string • small toy • hole punch or pencil What to do: 1 Punch or poke a hole through each corner of the napkin. 2 Knot a piece of string through each hole. Gather the other ends and tie them to the toy. 3 Hold the parachute as high as you can and drop it. How it works As the napkin moves through the air, it forms into a curved shape. The air below it pushes the curved napkin up and helps it float down rather than drop quickly.…

How big are they? From as small as a housefly to as big as a monarch butterfly. What do they eat? Small insects like mosquitoes. Where do they live? On every continent except Antarctica. Excellent Eyes Dragonflies have large, round eyes that cover most of their heads. They can see in almost every direction! Wing Power Dragonflies have four strong wings. They can fly quickly forwards, backwards, and sideways. Water Wonder Dragonflies are born in water. They live there until they grow wings and fly away. Scan to see a video of a dragonfly in slow motion! https://owlkids.com/blog/chirp/post/398/flying-fun…

Charlie cheers. Mom says they are going to visit Nana in Vancouver. Charlie is going on a plane for the first time! “I can’t believe we’re going to fly above the clouds!” Charlie says to his big brother, Nate. “Don’t get too excited,” Nate says. “It’s a long flight. Five hours of sitting.” “Five hours?” Charlie says. “How long is that?” “It’s like walking to school twenty times in a row,” Nate says. “Or going to Aunt Barb’s house ten times. Or remember when we drove to the water park and got stuck in that traffic jam?” Charlie nods. “Way longer than that.” “I can do it!” Charlie says. The next day, Charlie and Mom play checkers. “That game took fifteen minutes,” Mom says. “And you sat for the whole…

Chirp Rides a Hot-Air Balloon

CHIRP is going to ride in a HOT-AIR BALLOON with GRANDMA ! CHIRP climbs into the BASKET. The HOT-AIR BALLOON goes UP, UP, UP into the SKY. CHIRP sees a flock of GEESE flying by. HONK, HONK! CHIRP looks down. He sees lots of TREES. He sees his town. He sees his NEIGHBOURHOOD. CHIRP sees his friends SQUAWK and TWEET waving from below. “Hi, SQUAWK and TWEET !” CHIRP waves. “Look how high up I am!” https://www.edokiacademy.com/launchPreschool?GamePath=ChirpReadingRebus(!-*-!) https://owlkids.com/activities…

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Kites were invented in China! The festival celebrates the invention. Thousands of people visit the festival. Lots of them make their own kites to fly. Traditional kites are made of materials like bamboo, paper, and silk. There are many different kite shapes! In China, flying a kite is believed to bring good luck. When your kite goes into the air, bad luck flies away! Find these things in the picture. butter fly kid octopus triangle stra wberry fa mily All about China Many people in China speak Mandarin. Hello = Ni hao (say:nee-HOW) Goodbye = Zaijian (say:ZY-jee-an) Kite = Feng zhang (say: fung JENG) Popular food = Dumplings, steamed or fried dough filled with meat and veggies…

Wonder Wheels Toy Train Craft Train Contest Winner This winner gets a BRIO Dinosaur train set. Congrats! Enter chirp’s Flight Contest Send us a drawing of something that flies for a chance to WIN 1 of 3 Flying Fun book packs! PRIZES COURTESY OF CLEVER PUBLSIHING Deadline: June 10, 2025 Enter at owlkids.com/contests Winners will be chosen by random draw. Entrants must be Canadian residents between two and seven years old as of deadline. Entries must be accompanied by a parent’s signature. Chirp retains the right to use winning contest entries for promotional purposes. Employees of Bayard Canada, Clever Publishing, and their families may not enter. Contest is subject to federal, provincial, and local laws. Void where prohibited. Visit www.owlkids.com/contests for full contest rules and regulations. https://owlkids.com/contests…

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Hi Readers, What is the best thing you learned in this issue? I liked seeing different things that fly. I love playing with my flying toys. Grandpa and I pretend they are on rescue missions! To the skies! Chirp Meet creatures big and small Visit a reptile lagoon Make a snake craft Connect with us! Send or email your photos, drawings, letters, and contest entries to: CHIRP 1 Eglinton Avenue East, Suite 800, Toronto, ON M4P 3A1 chirp@owlkids.com Visit owlkids.com for more tips, crafts, contests, recipes, and videos! Owlkids Owlkidspublishing Are you ready to move up to chickadee magazine? chickadee is for children ages 6 to. It’s full of comics, stories, puzzles, jokes, crafts, and more! 6…

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