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H i M i n i M a g g e r s ! G i v e a w a y !
Spring is here and it feels like the end of the year
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with new movies to watch, fun activities to do and
a complex topic or two. We can only grow when we
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challenge not only our minds, but ourselves. We need
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goals and achieving them is incredibly rewarding. Life
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is all about the little wins and the mini escapades
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LOST EXPLORER AND THE EMERALD TABLET, but
that’s ok! This is the real world and our obstacles
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Staying positive, motivated and kind is our adventure!
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You can read more about how you can get your
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hands dirty and our planet cleaner on page 8.
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forestries and the atmosphere throughout this
issue, which will give you a leg up on all things
happening in September, but most
of all MiniMaggers, happy reading!
“The world will be solved by
millions of small things.”
- Pete Seeger
What is in this issue?
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BILLY: MIC-MIC: BABY GRIZZLY: MICHAELA:
Billy is ordered A master of the house, who Baby Grizzly The female bear that Mic-Mic and
to snatch baby would have been a couch waits patiently Oscar meet in the land far-far away.
OSCAR: Grizzly by his p otato, if not for Oscar’s pranks. to be returned Michaela is soft and kind and protects
A dreamer. father, to do to his parents. the group throughout their journey.
He has a this, he needs to
million ideas befriend Mic-Mic
KARL:
and rocket and Oscar, but
Karl being the responsible
fuel in his soon realises that
one, stumbles across
veins. this is the wrong
obstacles, but still helps
thing to do.
the group get to their
destination safely.
Mic-Mic and Oscar return for another incredible adventure in this, the
second instalment of BIG TRIP! After a diabolical plan by Don Vulture to
interrupt the delivery of the Grizzly cub to his opponent, Mic-Mic,
Oscar, Panda and stork Karl set out on another great expedition on
Zeppelin to return the little Grizzly to its rightful parents.
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Wear it Wild with WWF SA
We have some really awesome news.
WWF SA wants you to join them in
their fun activity called Wear it Wild.
This activity is to help save all the
animals from disappearing from the
world in the future, and we are sure
you love going to the zoo to see some
really cool animals, right?
So, what do you say? Are you ready to let
your animal spirit lose in the world?
If you are, just show us what your favourite
animal in the whole wide world is?
Stand out from the herd in So sign up now and help
animal-inspired fancy dress WWF continue our critical work
But, how can you show us?
– and help us raise money to to create a world where both
All you have to do is ask Mom or Dad for
care for the environment. people and nature prosper.
R10 to donate to WWF SA Wear It Wild Funds. You can join at work, at school,
It’s a shocking fact that since Get your parents to help you make a really at home or as a group!
1970, populations of wild species
cool animal costume like a lion, because he is
Let your
have fallen by half. But with your
the king of the jungle, or anything else and imagination run
help, we can make a difference
send your pictures to our social media: wild: sign up,
and we’re working hard to
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vital funds for
and elephants are protected.
nature.
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Vyf moet-lees kinderboeke
vir jou tuisbiblioteek!
Die oulike Lapboekies is in
beide Engels en Afrikaans
beskikbaar en spog met
kleurvolle, lap blaaie vol
lekker prente.
Kaptein Onderbroek en Hondman is goed bekend oorsee,
maar Dav Pilkey se gewilde kinderboeke is nou ook
beskikbaar vir die Afrikaanse jongspan!
Daar is ook
’n nuwe en
pragtige
geillustreerde
kinderboek,
Drake deel
nooit, wat
gaan oor ’n
drakie wat
moet leer
hoe om
skatte
te deel.
BESKIKBAAR BY BOEKWINKELS LANDWYD
@NB SkoleSchools / @NB Publishers / @NB Storierak @nbpublishers Webwerf: www.nb.co.za
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we generate puts our landfill sites under extreme pressure”, Douw Steyn says. 4 5
This will be the 26th year that Plastics|SA coordinates South Africa’s
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involvement in the International Coastal Clean-up Day (ICC) that will be taking
place at beaches around the country on Saturday, 17 September. In partnership
with volunteer organisations and individuals around the globe, the ICC
engages people to remove
trash from the world’s
beaches and
waterways.
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“Since its inception, more than 17 million
volunteers have collected close to 1,6 million
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kilograms of litter globally – making our coasts
cleaner and our oceans healthier. As a result of the
success of this annual event, we decided to turn
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the entire week into a nationwide awareness
campaign that encourages citizens of all
walks of life, ages and backgrounds to make
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litter from their streets, neighbourhoods,
schools, inland water sources and streams
or nearby beaches,” Douw explains.
REDUCE. REUSE.
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