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Salley Cat: A Strange Discovery

Get ready for an exciting summer with the ‘Kinz Crew! Read more

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Hailey & Elwin’s Summertime Backyard

Hailey & Elwin have been working hard! Read more

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Booger’s Email from Space Camp 3

Booger is having such an awesome time at Space Camp! Read more

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Throw an Adventure Party!

Have a totally fun adventure party! Read more

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Quiz: What is your ultimate adventure?

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Take this fun quiz! Read more

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Inukshuk LOVES Rock Climbing!

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Inukshuk is having an absolute blast rock climbing! Read more

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Booger’s Email from Space Camp 2

Booger really loves Space Camp! Read more

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Gardening with Ms. Birdy

Ms. Birdy loves to garden! Read more

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One Spook-tacular MAZIN’ Hamster!

Spooky is back again! Read more

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Important Webkinz Newz Announcement

This is an important announcement! Read more

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Booger’s Space Camp Craft – Rocket

It’s fun to make a rocket! Read more

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Inukshuk’s Recipe: Rock Candy

Make this tasty treat! Read more

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Postcard from Dacey

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Dacey is almost finished her SCUBA adventure! Read more

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Inukshuk’s Craft: Rain stick

What you need: -          Cardboard paper towel roll -          cardboard -          Tape -          Tin foil -          Paint & Paintbrush -          Beads What you do: On your cardboard, use the end of your paper towel roll to trace two circles then draw slightly larger circles around them. Cut out the larger circles, then make a series of straight cuts from the edge the outside of the larger circle to the edge of the smaller circle in the middle. Bend the tabs upward to form caps for the end of your paper towel roll. Affix one cap to one end of your paper towel roll with tape. Leave the other end open. Cut two pieces of tin foil slightly wider and longer than the paper towel roll. Fold each to fit the width of the paper towel roll, then twist the two pieces of foil together, forming a spiral. Insert your foil spiral into the open end of your paper towel. Add beads and affix the other cap on the other end of your paper towel roll with tape. Paint the outside of your paper towel roll and you are ready to make it rain!

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Laurabeard’s recipe: Crunchy Kale Chips

Make some tasty kale chips! Read more

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