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Doodlebug & Dandelion Bubble Awe

“WHAT’S A BUBBLE fest, Dad?” Doodlebug asked as the Pinkley family walked onto a wide-open field. The sun was fading, and lots of people were milling about on the grass blowing bubbles through little wands. Glistening bubbles filled the dusky air. Mr. Pinkley grinned. “It’s all kinds of bubble fun, kids!” Thrilled, Doodlebug’s sister, Dandelion, grabbed two bubble bottles. She and Doodlebug began blowing their own bubbles. “This blower stinks!” Doodlebug groused. “I want huge bubbles—so big I could fit inside one!” Mr. and Mrs. Pinkley’s eyes twinkled. “May wishes come true, darlings,” Mrs. Pinkley said. “Let’s go!” said Mr. Pinkley. “The main event is about to begin.” Curious, Doodlebug and Dandelion followed their parents through the crowd of bubble blowers. At the center of the field sat a round,…

Doodlebug & Dandelion Bubble Awe

Spooky, Spidery Soaps

What You’ll Need: 3.5-ounce bar of transparent pure glycerin soap small foil cupcake liners plastic spiders or other creepy buggies microwaveable cup knife (for adult use only) plate What to Do: 1. Place 2 or 3 foil cupcake liners on a plate. 2. Ask an adult to cut the bar of soap in half. Place one half into the cup. Microwave on high for 10 to 15 seconds or until completely liquefied. (The soap should melt clear.) 3. Put a spider (or other buggy) facedown in the bottom of a cupcake liner. Ask an adult to fill with liquefied soap. 4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 with the remaining soap. 5. Place the plate of soaps in the refrigerator for 20 minutes. 6. Remove from the refrigerator. Peel the cupcake…

Spooky, Spidery Soaps

Bubblegum Blues

Do you chomp and chew? Pucker and pout? But try as you might no bubble comes out? Tried all the brands? Each flavor too? Practiced so hard your face became blue? Listen up close. Here’s what I know: Work the gum in your mouth like a glob of bread dough— Roll it into a ball, spread it thin, coat your tongue. Make an ‘o’ with your mouth, slowly . . . b l o w . . . and you’re done! Or keep your mouth busy with food, talk, or song. And opt for bath bubbles—they never go wrong!…

Bubblegum Blues

Bubble-Blowing Beasts

SOME CLEVER CREATURES use bubbles to help them breathe, hunt, or stay safe. But which animal makes bubble rings just for fun? In each fact, bubbles are covering up one letter. Figure out the hidden letter. Cross out every bubble at the bottom that has that letter. The remaining letters will reveal which animal believes bubbles are a blast. 1. The diving bell spider lives underwater but breathes air. At the surfa○ e, it ○ ollects air bubbles in its hair. Then it arries them down to its wet web. 2. G○ oups of hung ○y humpback whales su○○ ound fish and blow bubbles. The bubbles wo○ k like a net to t○ ap the fish. 3. The water shrew sniffs underwater by blowing out bubbles. It breathes the○ back…

Bubble-Blowing Beasts

The 19 th Arrgh September

JACK BONNY SWAGGERED into the classroom with a smile. Today was September 19, his favorite day of the year. Jack bellowed, “Ahoy, mateys. ’Tis a fine day for sailing.” Twenty kids turned and stared. “Yo ho ho!” yelled Jack. “All hands on deck.” Curious eyes followed Jack as he stomped across the classroom. “Shiver me timbers, mateys. Don’t be a bunch of scalawags.” “Jack Bonny!” said Mr. Peterson. “Please take a seat.” “But, Mr. Peterson,” said Jack, “I was trying to get these old sea dogs to hop on the poop deck and—” “Jack!” hollered Mr. Peterson. “We do not use those words in my class! Go see Principal Vincent.” “Arrr . . . but Mr. Peterson . . .” “Right now, Jack!” “Aye, aye, Captain.” Jack entered the principal’s…

The 19 th Arrgh September

Bird Pirates Strike Again!

PIRACY IS NOT just for hook-handed humans who sail the seas. When one animal steals food from another, biologists call it kleptoparasitism. (The Greek root klepto means “to steal.”) Some spiders, fish, reptiles, and mammals practice piracy, but the most notorious thieves are birds. Ducks, herons, and hawks are occasional buccaneers. But seabirds are the real professionals, especially frigate-birds, terns, gulls, skuas, jaegers, and sheathbills. None of these flyers are full-time pirates. With some species, pirate activities supplement normal hunting. But with others, stolen food is a big part of the diet. Certain conditions make kleptoparasitism much more likely. These include lots of potential victims and large quantities of easy-to-steal food. Most bird pirates are seabirds because breeding colonies seem to be the perfect place for a heist. Multiple species…

Bird Pirates Strike Again!

Captain’s Caribbean Salad

What Ye’ll Need: 3 cantaloupes3 bananasfreshly squeezed juiceof 1 lime2 tangerines, peeled andcut into segments1 small can pineapple chunksin juice or light syrup1 papaya or mango, diced1 1 /2 cups strawberries, sliced1 teaspoon sugar1/2 cup shredded coconutsmall bowllarge mixing bowlsharp knife (for adult use only)strainer What to Do: 1. Ask an adult to slice the cantaloupes into halves. Scoop out the seeds. Pour any cantaloupe juice into the small bowl. Chill the cantaloupe halves until needed. 2. Peel the bananas. Ask an adult to slice them. Dip the slices into the lime juice. 3. Strain the pineapple, saving the juice. 4. Mix the cantaloupe juice, half of the pineapple juice, and the sugar in the large bowl. Add all of the fruit to the bowl. Stir well. 5.…

Captain’s Caribbean Salad

The Tale of Captain Raisinfingers

CAPTAIN RAISINFINGERS STOOD on the prow of his ship, looking at the endless sea. He’d been sailing for so long. He wasn’t sure he’d ever touch dry land again. He loved the seafaring life but had one problem: Glug. Glug was the sea monster at the bottom of the ocean who could swallow a ship in a single gulp. Captain Raisinfingers had never seen Glug, but the tales about him were legendary. Captain Raisinfingers spotted something in the distance. He lifted his binoculars and gasped at the sight of a giant purple blob moving toward his boat. It swam at an alarming speed, with so many slimy arms that Raisinfingers lost count of them. He dropped his binoculars and shouted, “We’ve got company, Admiral Wrinkletoes.” Wrinkletoes was a trusty first…

The Tale of Captain Raisinfingers

Spider’s Corner

Sharing a Secret Recipe Noelle E., age 9 San Diego, California Chicken Noodle Soup A long, long time ago, a pirate named Captain Eyepatch sailed the seas with his mighty crew. He and his crew had disco parties and delicious meals. One day, Captain Eyepatch found a map leading to a secret recipe called chicken noodle soup. He and his crew sailed day and night searching for the recipe. Soon they came to an island filled with chickens. So Captain Eyepatch and his crew gathered all of the chickens that they could get and sailed to the next island. Soon they came to a cave. When they got closer, they realized that the cave was filled with noodles. The crew was getting hungry. After all the ingredients were mixed, it…

Spider’s Corner

Spider’s Mailbox

Dear Spider, I love amusement park rides. Please, please, please adopt my dragons, Flame and Blaze. Don’t worry! They don’t eat bugs. They just play with them. They only eat vegetables—cauliflower, eggplant, asparagus, anything. Thanks a lot. Emery Parham, age 9 Ooltewah, Tennessee P.S. Here is a drawing of Flame and Blaze on a roller coaster. Dear Everybuggy, This is my first time writing to you, and I am so excited! Even though my sister gets the magazines, I still read them. (I absolutely love to read.) My favorite books are Emily Windsnap, Harry Potter, When You Trap a Tiger, and The Girl Who Drank the Moon. They’re VERY good books. Also, what type of bug are you, Thistle? Sarina Younger, age 9 Bedford, Massachusetts Dear Sarina, I’m a Canadian…

Spider’s Mailbox

Big Buggy Bubbles

What You' ll Need: What to Do: 1. Pour the water, soap, syrup, cornstarch, and baking powder into the pan. Gently mix together. Let settle until it is not foamy. 2. Slide the twine through the straw. Keep pulling the twine until the straw is in the middle. 3. Tie the end of the twine tightly to one edge of the hanger. Repeat with the twine’s other end on the hanger’s other edge. 4. Head outside with your supplies. Holding the hanger by the hook, dip your bubble wand into the pan. Carefully pull up so shiny film stretches across both parts. If the film breaks, dip again. 5. Slowly and steadily wave your wand and walk. Keep finetuning your smooth moves until humongous bubbles fill the sky. 6. Store…

Big Buggy Bubbles

AHOY, “H” Hunters! Mind-Buggler hammer, hammock, hand, harbor, harmonica, harp, hat, heart, hedges, helmet/hard hat, hen, hexagon, hills, hippo, hog, hook, horn, hose, hot dog, house/home, hubcap, hydrant Bubble-Blowing Beasts 1. c 2. r 3. m 4. a Sticky Tricky Tongue Twisters Best pop that bubblegum out of your mouth before trying to say these three times fast! Chuck chomped cherry chewing gum on the choo-choo to Chattanooga. Aye, aye, ye be left high and dry if ye try to pinch a pirate’s prized pie. Puddles of bubbles drippled when the bad baby babbled. Q. What kind of dog has the cleanest fur? A. A shampoodle. Send your favorite jokes to spider@cricketmedia.com!…

THE FUN ZONE What You’ll Need: scissors string glue stick What to Do: 1. Cut out the four pieces of the octopus. 2. Fold each piece along its white dotted line so that the numbers are on the outside. 3. Unfold the red piece. Glue both ends of the string along the crease on the numbered side. 4. Glue each half circle to the one with its matching number, while keeping the string loop sticking out of the top of the octopus’s head. 5. Hang up to show off!…

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