Issue 343 - March 2024

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MANAGING EDITOR: Elva Sim: editor@minimag.co.za MARKETING MANAGER Gustav: +64 210 298 9225 gustav@minimag.co.za GRAPHIC DESIGN: Bella Designs ENTERTAINMENT MANAGER: Gaminim CONTRIBUTORS: Febe Meyer and Irene Schoeman HONORARY MEMBER: Verona Louw ■
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Hi MiniMaggers! Panda-monium
In the spirit of March, a month dedicated to honouring heroes, we find inspiration in characters like the brave martial arts panda, Po, triumphing over villains in KUNG FU PANDA 4 – the latest movie not to be missed, and a team of wild animals defend
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Kung Fu Panda 4
That poses a couple of obvious problems. First, Po knows as much about spiritual leadership as he does about the paleo diet, and second, he needs to quickly find and train a new Dragon Warrior before he can assume his new lofty position. Even worse,
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Playful Giants Of The forest
Both the giant panda and the red panda live in the cold, misty mountain forests of Asia. Despite their similar lifestyles, the two are not related. The giant panda belongs to the bear family, while the red panda is part of the raccoon family whose me
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Celebrating World Wildlife Day!
So, what does that mean? Well, it’s like bringing the magic of technology and nature together to protect our furry, feathery and finned friends. Imagine using cool gadgets and gizmos to help the animals in the wild – just like superheroes for nature!
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How Bunnies Became Easter’s Helpers
Their heartfelt wish caught the attention of the benevolent Spring Fairy, who transformed them into the popular Easter bunnies we know today. Eager to spread delight, these magical bunnies embraced their new role with enthusiasm. Now, every Easter, t
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Easter Eggs: Symbolism And Celebration
The tradition of Easter eggs dates back centuries and is rooted in various cultural and religious practices. The custom of dyeing and decorating eggs became popular during medieval times in Eastern Europe, where eggs were often forbidden during Lent
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Cracking Easter fun!
Let’s get cracking and share some Easter fun and puzzles. Easter is all about celebrating the good times. Wishing you a basket full of happiness and a day filled with egg-citing adventures. Let’s make this Easter egg-stra special by celebrating the j
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Water Breaks The rules and That’s Why We’re alive!
Water’s design is deceitfully simple. Each molecule is made of three atoms: two hydrogens and one oxygen (hence the well-known formula, H2O). The two hydrogen atoms are attached on either side of the oxygen – like Mickey Mouse’s ears and head! The ox
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Forests And Innovation: a Harmonious Blend
This year’s theme, ‘Forests and Innovation,’ beckons us to explore the myriad ways in which these natural wonders inspire creativity and inventive thinking. Forests have been the silent architects of some of the most innovative solutions to challenge
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Jungle Jam: Leo’s Roar And friends’ Encore
In a jungle deep and green, where the leaves formed a shimmering screen, lived a lion named Leo. His mighty roar echoed, making the jungle his cheerful abode. One day, Leo gathered his jungle friends – a chatty parrot named Larry and a playful monkey
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Make your FUTURE COUNT…
Gami is obsessed with shapes and has decided to go to Egypt to see some of the most famous structures: the Egyptian pyramids. These huge structures were built of brick or stone, some of which are among the world’s largest constructions. Most were bui
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Natureʼs Cleaning crew
As you get into the bath tonight, take a few minutes to think about the water. Take a good look at it. Where did it come from? How old is it? It could have fallen from the sky as rain last month … there is more to water than just opening the tap. Wat
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Lights Out For A Brighter planet!
Earth Hour, a global initiative that began in 2007, is a symbolic event where millions of people around the world switch off their lights for one hour to show their commitment to the planet. This annual event is a powerful reminder that small actions
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The Planet and the 17 Goals
This list was made by: THE UNITED NATIONS an International Organisation that counts virtually every country in the world as a member! The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a set of targets relating to future international development. They are

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