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KIDS KORNER
Winter is a great time to do some dreaming and devising.
Why not use a Snow Day to start developing your
CALLING ALL
hopes, new ideas and challenges into a plan? (You can
still stay under your cozy blanket while your imagination
does the work!)
Here are a few suggestions to consider if you do not
already have something in mind:
* Explore a new hobby (photography, astronomy,
cooking, painting)
* Begin a new healthy habit (walking, running,
swimming, yoga)
* Learn to play a challenging game/puzzle (chess,
sudoku)
Once you choose a project, then begin collecting any
materials needed to help you get started. When the next
gift of free time comes along, you will be all set to delve
into your new interest even more.
With 31 days in January 2024, 29 in February and
19 days in March, the odds are in favor of a lot of Snow
Days happening. And that's reason enough to be
a wholehearted winter watcher!
In the meantime, take a break from
your winter watching to do some brain
exercises. January is International Brain
Teaser Month, a great time to give your
grey matter a workout! 
? ? ? Riddles
In the dark they are found without being fetched.
In the light they are lost without being stolen.
What are they?
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What building has the most stories?
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What has many keys but cannot open a single lock?
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Which 3 letters can frighten a thief away?
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HEARTS
How many hearts
do you see?
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SUPER SLEUTHS
Hay Seed and City Slicker are trying
to solve the following riddle.
When I'm young, I'm tall. When I'm old, I'm short.
When I'm alive, I glow. Because of your breath, I die.
What am I?
They know the answer is hidden somewhere in this magazine
and they need your help to find it.
Try to solve the riddle and then take a chance to win a
$25 Amazon gift card by completing the following requests:
1. Name the answer to the riddle.
2. Find a picture of the answer in the magazine and
give page number.
3. How long did it take you to figure out the riddle?
Did someone help you solve it?
Enter online at co-opliving.com/super-sleuth or send answers
with name, address and phone number to:
Cooperative Living Super Sleuths
P.O. Box 2340
Glen Allen, VA 23058-2340
Kids Korner submissions are for children under the age of 16.
OCTOBER ISSUE
SUPER SLEUTH
The October Super Sleuths was about color. For a chance
to win a $25 Amazon email gift card, kids were asked to find
the famous scientist and his rainbow experiment hidden in the
October issue. They were also asked to identify the scientist,
name the scientific tool he used for the experiment, and say
whether they have ever used the tool in science class. Lastly,
they were asked to name seven colors of the visible spectrum
in order.
The correct answers are:
* Page 2
* " The scientist's name was
Sir Isaac Newton. He used a prism.
I have not used that tool. "
* " Red, orange, yellow, green, blue,
indigo and violet. "
OUR WINNER IS MERCY.
Congratulations, Mercy!
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Answers: stars library piano ICU 24 hearts
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