BAZOOF! has been proud to focus its content on youth work since its first magazine in 2007. Children have so much to share, and it is always quite amazing what they come up with. (more…)
by Abdulrahman, Age 12 I am not the person some people think I am. I can be thought of as a bad person because I am a Muslim. There are a lot of Muslims around the world. In fact, almost a quarter of the earth's population is Muslim, most living…
Olivia, Age 13, shared photos of the sun rising and setting near her home. Nature has a way of helping us to pause and see the world and our day in a different way. (more…)
by Leo, Age 12 It’s five or six in the morningSighs, yawns, and groans fill the airCar engines are running and droning During the morning commuteThe owner returns to the carwith a mug of coffeeSteaming with levels of heat on parto the heat of a toastyburning fire (more…)
by Audrey, Age 11 Imagine being a parent helper or a teacher and walking into the classroom to see kids having their heads on their desks, kids aren’t sitting up straight, and barely anyone is focusing. You wouldn’t want to see that now would you? This is why I believe…
Looking for some ideas of what to do with your friends? Girls between the ages of 7-12 years told B! what they like to do or think is boring when they are ‘hanging out’ with their friends. Comments from girls Ages 11-12 are featured in the print version of BAZOOF!…
Aadhya, Age 8, recently found her drawing on Page 30 of BAZOOF! #78. Oay has a bulletin board where drawings, like these, along with poems and other submissions are published. It's a reader's favourite! Do you have some artwork that you did for school or at home? Or maybe you'd…
by Lydia, Age 13 Really, what is caring? What is inside us that makes us want to care or feel a way towards someone or something? Caring means a lot of things to a lot of different people. To me, caring is a necessity in life and can not be…
Bats are so interesting! In this photo, you see some fruit bats hanging upside down for a nap, with their wings wrapped around themselves like a cozy blanket. Their furry heads are sticking out the bottom with those signature pointed ears! What is also very interesting is Sara's poem about…