World of Madagascar

Kowalski’s Question of the Week focuses on the always-challenging subject-verb agreement. Head back to your confidential Operation: notes for clues on figuring out the answer! http://budurl.me/QoTW6

Kowalski is BACK with another Question of the Week and this one is a head scratcher. With your knowledge of the different types of sentences that you learned from Operation: Black with White Stripes, can you pick out which of these sentences is an exclamation? http://budurl.me/WoMQoTW5

Our Magic & Mythies mobile app has arrived! Bond with your Mythie like never before and help head elf Asher defeat the mysterious Darkness sweeping over Terra. smarturl.it/MagicAndMythies

North Wind Tip #231: Always be prepared. That’s why you can never have enough Craft-traptions on your tool belt. Search for the ingredients to create this bright blue crayon so you have something to draft for rescue plans with! http://budurl.me/WoMCraft8

Penguins surely do not joke around when it comes to food.

Kowalski prepared another Question of the Week from his mad scientist laboratories in Penguin HQ. With your new knowledge on plural nouns, can you help us solve this challenging question? http://budurl.me/WoMQoTW4

You never know when you might need to bust out your state-of-the-art grammar skills, which is why Kowalski has a pop quiz for you! Think back to VAL’s confidential grammar briefings in Operation: Black with White Stripes to answer our Question of the Week!  http://budurl.me/WoMQoTW3

The team at HQ is not new to the whole “secret operative” game. Their ancestors have been traveling around the world using their Agent antics for centuries!

“Kowalski has engineered yet another supremely challenging QoTW and quite frankly, I am stumped! Can you help me answer this question using the lessons you learned from VAL on abstract nouns?”—Private http://budurl.me/WoMQoTW2

Our flightless secret agent operatives have a long incubation period, which helps them train to be strong in their missions around WoM!

Kowalski has been preparing a series of difficult grammar questions to help you practice applying the top-secret knowledge you have acquired in your rescue missions! For his very first Question of the Week, show off your proper noun intelligence from Operation: Birds of a Feather: Budurl.me/WoMQoTW

Our team at HQ is dedicated to solving their rescue missions at all costs. Thankfully, their powerfully designed swimming apparatuses allow them to go far distances without even needing to take a breath!

“Oh my, we are just ONE baby animal away from completing our Coney Island Missions! This is going to be a tough one, as I am just so tired from running around all over WoM! Help me commence Operation: Panther on the Prowl so that we can finally keep Coney Island safe AND I can get a good night’s sleep!”—Private http://budurl.me/WoMMission18

No, your Penguin pals are not freezing in their icy homes. That first layer of cold feathers helps keep the rest of their bodies nice and toasty!

Skipper and the gang has been searching all throughout WoM for some important items in completing their latest rescue mission but just cannot seem to find them. Can you report to Coney Island and help them kick off their Plan-tastic rescue strategies and earn a special baby seal? http://budurl.me/WoMMission17

Keep this on the DL, but Skipper just sent us another handwritten note to help us complete our Midweek Missions. Have you already gotten familiar with Kowalski’s inventions? Which do you enjoy using the most? Budurl.me/WoMNote2

These Penguin parents sure know how to keep their babies cozy AND away from Dave’s evil line of vision… Seems like Operation: Covert and Comfy is complete!