Lochlan
and
Amelia
Penny
Billie
Mae
Rex
Max
Avery
Mayukh
John
Henry
and
Julia
Camden
Theodore and
Desmond
Leo and Luca
Zoe and Gwen
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Pen Pen
Clubhouse
Readers share their Chickadee
projects from the October issue.
You Did It!
Haunt Your House
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2021
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2 1 3 4
1 2 4 3
3 4 1 2
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Advertorial
Instead of jumping, snow fleas use their
tails to spring from place to place. If you
could jump as far as a snow flea, you'd
travel about 30 times your body length!
Multiply your height by 30 and measure
out that distance across the snow to see
how far you'd go.
ANSWERS
???
???
Find Me, page 3
A. 5 B. 16 C. 26 D. 17 E. 29
Ski Buddies, page 8
Tinker Lab, page 14
Which Is Which: Gabriella
made robot D.
Mixed-Up Boxes:
Art: cord; Craft: wrench;
Tools: yarn; Electronics:
pencils.
Explore
Outdoors
Look
for
snow
fleas
on
sunny
winter
days.
Check
snowbanks
under
trees.
How
many
can
you
find?
HINT:
They
look
like
black
pepper
bouncing
on
the
snow.
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Instead of jump
TRY THIS!
Follow POTATO the CHICKEN to
clearwaterkids.org for more
ways to explore outdoors.
Hi,
I'm
Potato
the
Chicken!
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2
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3
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5 16 22 36
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Ex
Look
E
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SNOW FLEA is the
nickname for a type
of springtail, a tiny
creature that's not a flea
at all. Amazingly, snow
fleas stay active in the
cold thanks to a kind
of built-in antifreeze
in their bodies.
Four Blocks:
Find Me:
Number Adventure, page 18
What Word Is It, page 29
1. cone 2. trunk 3. brush 4. bean
Tinker Lab, page k L b
A: When it's a
snow flea!
Q: When is a flea
NOT a flea?
