ASK July-August 2018
Birds of a feather! Feathers are pretty phenomenal things. They’re colorful. They’re light. They’re soft. They help birds fly. Focus on feathers and their features in this fascinating edition of ASK Magazine.
The magnificent colors are among the first things we think of when we start to study feathers. Open the paint box of bird feather colors, discover what we can learn from the different coloring, and see how even dinosaurs might been decked out in some colorful plumage (aka: feathers!). You’ll also explore various use for feathers (Hats! Pens!) and how some birds have noisy wings that sing, and others have silent wings allowing them to be stealthy for a sneaky attack.
Enjoy features including:
Every Bird’s Guide to Feathers by I. M. A. Duckling
The Bird that Sings with Its Wing by Tracy Vonder Brink
Glamor Birds
What Color Were Dinosaurs by Mary Bates
The Hat War
Writing with Feathers by Anne Rooney
Silent Flight
Borrowed Plumes
Regular features of ASK magazine include Nosy News, Nestor’s Dock, Bot’s Mighty Math, Ask Jimmy and the Bug, Contest and Letters, and Marvin and Friends.
