1...2...Vegan (Kids) January 2020

Edition 3 Issue 1 January 2020

1…2…Vegan (Kids)

A Quarterly Kids Vegan Magazine

1…2…Vegan (Kids)

HeartnSole LLC N. Arenas, Editor Edition 3 Issue 1 January 2020 welcome22day@gmail.com

Front cover artwork from the book, ‘What Does Vegan Mean’.

Table of Contents Page

Table of Contents

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Diversity

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Table of Contents

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Dear Reader

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Vegan Activist Paper Doll (Advertisement)

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Wonder, Wonder

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Health

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Jokes/Riddles

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Kid Zone

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Color Me

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Plant Power

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Let’s Eat

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Did you know…

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Compassion

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How You Can Get Started In Activism

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How To Rescue A Spider

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Maze

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Environment

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Can You Find It??

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Encouragement

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We Are The Same, But Different

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Dear Reader A new year …is nearly here; it brings heartwarming …vegan-cheer!

Here, in Albuquerque, the air is, now, crispy-cold. And, I do prefer to admire the wonders-of-winter, from inside a warm, window-ed space… a car; a shop; or, my kitchen.

Nonetheless, because I love animals: I have bundled myself up, in insulating hats, suits, gloves and boots, …from head-to-toes, including my nose… why?

So I could: march all-evening in a parade, through the frozen-&-windy city streets of Albuquerque, to promote veganism; or, work all day, outdoors, on the shady-side of a snow covered mountain, feeding sanctuary animals; and, scooping what they’re “pooping” (…someone must; because, rescued-animals cannot roam, safely, in the wild. To shield them, from wild predators, rescued-animals have their own “rooms;” and, each “room” must be cleaned).

So, we all “pitch in” …we all “have a place” …we are all “talented, at something.”

But, why do we: make sacrifices; and, offer extra help? Because, we… feel it.

If you’d like to: …read about; or, view official-videos… of some kids who really “feel” their vegan-activism, try exploring Greta Thunberg and Vegan Evan (or, explore many other published young-activists). I appreciate you all, …your compassion and your dedicated efforts. I eagerly await 2020, to witness so many “young ones:” getting involved, in the important-conversations; and, promoting a compassionate-world to their parents, friends, families, and to community/country/world …leaders.

You are the future. I believe, that this world’s children, living in the world …here & now… will, one day, see the “dream” of: A Vegan World - come true. It must be true, if Earth is going to survive, as a home, for biology …for you. Yes, you will surely do this. I want to help.

If you have questions for me, I can be reached at: welcome22day@gmail.com …go…complete the task …begun by generations of animal-lovers, before you: make the world …free.

---Nancy--3

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Wonder, Wonder Did you catch anyone doing something funny?

Did anyone do anything super nice for you?

How do you show people you care?

What makes you feel brave?

If your stuffed animals could talk, what would they say?

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Health

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Jokes/Riddles

Q: Why do fish salt water?

A: Because pepper makes them sneeze.

Q: Why did the student eat his homework.

A: Because the teacher told him it was a piece of cake!

Q: What time do ducks wake up?

A: At the quack of dawn!

Q: What do you give a sick lemon?

A: Lemon Aid.

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Kid Power Kid Zone There are plenty of young individuals standing up for animal rights, climate change, and vegan whole food plant based eating. We commend you. We Thank you!

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Kids are not too young, to get involved.

Read about these inspiring kids changing the world.

Color me

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Plant Power

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Plant Power

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Let’s Eat!

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Did you know…

Animals •

The 4m-long giant Pacific octopus – the largest octopus species in the world – lays and tends to one super brood of about 100,000 eggs.

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So dedicated are these mothers to their eggs, carefully caressing them to keep them clean and supplied with oxygen, that they have no chance to feed or look after themselves.

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After six months of dedicating themselves solely to safeguarding their eggs, the mothers die once the eggs hatch.

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The little babies are about the size of a grain of rice at birth.

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Giant Pacific octopuses are quite common and live in the north Pacific Ocean in the shallow, cold waters of Canada, the Unites States, Korea, Russia and Japan.

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Despite their massive size, their soft body can squeeze into tiny holes in rocks and reefs. A fully grown adult can squeeze through a hole the size of a lemon.

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With an arm span of up to 19 feet and a weight of about 110 pounds, the giant Pacific octopus is the largest species of octopus in the world. Like other species of octopus, they can change color and have excellent eyesight.

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Giant Pacific octopuses can grow to 29.5 feet.

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Giant Pacific octopuses can be found more than 330 feet underwater.

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Giant Pacific octopuses have 2,140 to 2,240 suction cups on their arms, giving them a powerful grip and sense of taste and smell.

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Compassion

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Are you ready to be a Vegan-Activist? If you’re wondering, how you can get started, here are some suggestions:

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Find others with your same vision to help and try to change things.

Awaken others to injustice.

Have conversations.

Activism will involve engaging others and inspiring change.

Take part in school or local events.

Get informed about your cause.

Remember that progress sometimes can seem slow.

Keep going.

Keep things simple.

Breathe and do what you can.

How You Can Get Started …In Activism As always, I’m here to help any way I can. welcome22day@gmail.com

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Maze

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Environment

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Environment

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Can You Find It??

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Encouragement

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We Are the Same, but Different.

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