Flying Dodo Magazines 1.1: Dodos

The dodo. Poster child for extinction. Synonymous with dunce. And so misunderstood. Let's explore all the facets of the famous bird. In this inaugural issue of Flying Dodo Magazine, you will get to play dodo-related games, make dodo-related crafts, read about dodo history, and more.

A printable PDF is included with the interactive portions of the magazine, meaning the paper crafts, word search, and so on. (*Starred below)

Partial Table of Contents

Ear Worms (things to listen to)

King Dodo, the comic opera (a brief introduction)

Eye Candy (things to look at)

Never Forget (digital art)

Scream Machine (illustration process)

Flying Dodo Logos (over the years)

Inky Fingers (dodo illustration)

Map of Mauritius (embroidered watercolor)

Doodle Collection

Gnomish Workshop (crafts to make)

*Dancing Dododo, articulated jumping-jack paper doll

*Flappy Dodo, window hanging paper doll

*Dodo & Guest, 3-D paper doll

Into the World (things to do)

*Feather Divination (predict how your coming week will go)

Dodo Pose (yoga)

Personality Quiz: What kind of dodo are you? Preserved underground? A clone? Museum replica? Or maybe a vengeful ghost?

Don’t Be Gullible (tips on not going the way of the dodo with your social life)

Dutch Baby, recipe (yummy)

How to Void a Check (life tips)

Things to Do with Fluffy Feathers (oh the possibilities)

Playtime (games)

*Word Search (with dodo-themed words)

From the Shadows (select the matching shadow, based on a historic painting)

Spot the Difference (based on a historic painting)

*Dodo Feathers (coloring page)

How to Draw a Dodo Bird (step-by-step instructions)

Tales Tall and Not (stories)

Extinction Superstar: Dodo Bird (non-fiction comic)

Dodo Finds a Puppy (fiction comic)

The Dodo by Hilaire Belloc, 1896 (illustrated poem)

Thinking Chair (just to think about)

Interview with a Nicobar pigeon (fictionally sharing facts)

Book Nook (dodo-related books)

Did You Know? Facts about the dodo bird

Spirit of the Dodo (astrologically speaking)

Sailor Grub (what did they eat on those long voyages?)