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In the December issue, we described how the dreidel game is played. Happy Hanukkah to all who celebrate! Today is the last day of Hanukkah, the Jewish “festival of lights” that is celebrated for eight days with menorah lighting, special prayers and fried foods. Give gifts of sugarcane and sesame snacks to friends and family.Help decorate the house with kolam, a traditional piece of art drawn with rice flour or chalk.Visit a farmer’s market and learn about farming.Pick out new outfits and then clean out closets and donate old clothing.Here are some activities kids often do to celebrate. It is a very important holiday so families gather to share their joy and show appreciation for the harvest. Pongal also makes the beginning of the new month called Thai, which is considered to be a very special month. January marks the Tamil holiday of Pongal, a four-day harvest festival, that is celebrated with food, new clothing, house decorating and cleaning, and prayers to the Sun. Thanks so much to The Wiggles for answering our questions! And be sure to check out the Chirp blog later this month for a special Wiggles Tour Ticket Giveaway with our friends at Treehouse!ĭid you know that January is Tamil Heritage Month? There are about 200,000 Tamil people living in Canada and this month is a great time to appreciate and honour Tamil achievements and traditions. I love to dance!ĭoes Captain Feathersword actually live on a pirate ship? – FallonĪnthony: He lives on land but he spends so much time on the SS Feathersword that when he comes off it he has sea legs! So he gets a bit wobbly sometimes. Tsehay: The wiggles have different talents so it’s also about showcasing what each Wiggle can do.

We can write about fruit salad, yummy, yummy! Or we will write about a hot potato getting in the car, chug, chug! How do you come up with your songs? – Kayla and EmilyĪnthony: When you write for children, you can choose from a whole world of ideas because children are so open and curious. So we thought we’d make our name The Wiggles! Why are you called The Wiggles? – Lennon and ReganĪnthony: When we first made our music, we saw that young children kind of wiggled more than they danced. And I love to dance and sing with kids and have a great time. It matches my name, which means “the sun”. Tsehay: I get to wear my favourite colour which is yellow. And my favourite colour is blue! And I get to sing and dance and play songs for children. What is the best part about being a Wiggle? – MatildaĪnthony: You get to dress up every day in your favourite colour.

Share a catty selfie! Let the whole world know how you feel by snapping a selfie with your cat and posting it on social media.ĭo you have a cat of your own? Tell us their name in the comments below!ĭo you like dancing along with The Wiggles? We do! And we had a chance to meet Blue Wiggle Anthony and new Yellow Wiggle Tsehay and ask them some burning questions sent in by Chirp readers.

Take a catnap! Cats are experts in napping so take a page from their book and have a great nap.

Dress the part! Whether you’re spending International Cat Day at school or at home, show your love by wearing a pair of cat ears.

Trying to find ways to celebrate? How about these ideas:

A group of cats is called a clowder, a male cat is called a tom, a female cat is called a molly and young cats are called kittens.

Cats have powerful night vision, excellent hearing and an amazing sense of smell.

Cats are the only mammals that can’t taste sweetness.

Cats save energy by sleeping for 13 to 14 hours a day.

Cats have whiskers on the back of their front legs.

Cats are one of the most popular pet in the world.

Here are some fun facts about cats to get your day started: It’s the perfect day to learn about ways to help and protect them. Today is International Cat Day! This day was created to celebrate the friendship we share with cats and to raise awareness for our feline friends. TIP: To keep the Ice Cream Cone Cakes steady on a serving plate, put a small amount of frosting on the bottom of the cone and press lightly onto the plate.

Remove paper baking cups and frost cakes.

Wait about 30 minutes, or until cooled completely.

Bake 16-22 minutes or until toothpick comes out clean.

Place ice cream cones upside down on batter in each cup.

Mix the cake batter and pour evenly in muffin cups.

Line the cupcake tray with the cupcake liners.

OPTIONAL: You can add your favourite toppings like mini chocolate chips, breakfast cereal, animal crackers, dried fruit, candy sprinkles, crushed hard candy, or granola.

Always ask an adult for help in the kitchen! To celebrate Ice Cream Cone day, here’s a yummy recipe! Check it out!