Doodle challenges of 2026
cat with a hat
draw a cat with a fabulous hat!
jun 22 - jun 28
monster muffin
give it a face only a mother could love, or create the cutest creation we've ever seen!
jun 29 - jul 05
draw anything
this week, you have total creative freedom. draw a cute animal, a wild shape, or something totally abstract.
jul 06 - jul 12
rainbow crap
forget everything you know about poop. grab the brightest colors you have and let's see some creative masterpieces!
jul 13 - jul 19
fav summer activity
beach day, camping trip, gaming with the curtains closed, or just eating ice cream. summer looks different for everyone!
jul 20 - jul 26
what's in my bag?
maybe you're packing for an adventure, surviving on a deserted island, or just cleaning out your backpack after a very strange week.
jul 27 - aug 02
a sneezing animal
at this point probably everyone has been stumbling upon videos of animals sneezing on social media, so why not create your own version?
aug 03 - aug 09
your fav ice cream
whether you like it in a cone or simply in a cup. maybe with a lot of cream on top and sprinkles? show us your fav version!
aug 10 - aug 16
bake a cake
unleash your inner baker, or inner menace. draw a masterpiece, a giant mess, or someone taking a cake straight to the face!
aug 17 - aug 23
cosmic visitor
who or what is waiting in the dark? bring your weirdest space idea to life, from funky alien worlds and UFOs to whatever else is lurking in deep space.
aug 24 - aug 30
Hello Autumn
crunchy leaves under your feet, chilly mornings, rainy afternoons, pumpkin season, warm sweaters and cozy evenings. what does autumn look like to you?
aug 31 - sep 06
A perfect breakfast
a warm stack of pancakes, fresh fruit, crispy toast, a giant cup of coffee? what would your perfect breakfast look like? maybe a little bit of everything?
sep 07 - sep 13
Duck in disguise
what does your duck do when nobody's looking? maybe it's a detective, a police officer, a doctor, a secret agent?
sep 14 - sep 20
Dinosaur problems
being a dinosaur sounds pretty cool until you think about the problems that come with it. tiny arms, stepping on things, asteroids... what is your dinosaur struggling with?
sep 21 - sep 27
Doodles of 2026
Songs of 2026
Facts of 2026
jun 22 - jun 28
instead of round eyeballs, owls actually have eye tubes, which is why they have to spin their entire heads to look around.
jun 29 - jul 05
there are probably more plastic flamingos in the world than real flamingos, making the iconic lawn ornament more common than the bird it was based on.
jul 06 - jul 12
when you read silently, your vocal cords and tongue still make microscopic movements. your brain relies on this to process the words.
jul 13 - jul 19
you almost never see baby pigeons because they stay hidden in their nests for about 4 weeks. by the time they venture out, they already look almost like adult pigeons.
jul 20 - jul 26
is water wet? technically no. scientists define wetness as a liquid's ability to stick to a solid surface. water isn't wet itself, it just makes other solid objects wet.
jul 27 - aug 02
crows are so smart that they can recognize specific human faces, remember people who treated them badly, and even pass that information on to other crows.
aug 03 - aug 09
pets can be allergic to humans. they react to our dead skin flakes, and it gives them the exact same symptoms we get, like super itchy skin and breathing issues.
aug 10 - aug 16
the moon appears upside down in the southern hemisphere. it's turning the northern hemisphere's "man in the moon" into more of a rabbit!
aug 17 - aug 23
a strawberry isn't actually a berry. but a watermelon, banana, and even an eggplant technically are. botany has some weird rules.
aug 24 - aug 30
stargazing is literal time travel. you're seeing light that started traveling years or even millennia ago.
aug 31 - sep 06
gravity compresses your spine during the day, making you up to 2 cm shorter by evening. While you sleep, your spine stretches back out so you wake up taller.
sep 07 - sep 13
breakfast literally means breaking your fast. the name refers to ending the period of not eating overnight.
sep 14 - sep 20
ducks can sleep with one eye open, letting one half of their brain rest while the other stays alert. it lets them keep an eye out for predators without fully waking up.
sep 21 - sep 27
dinosaurs left fossilized poop behind, which scientists call coprolite. some are so well preserved that they still contain traces of what the dinosaur ate.
Weekly featured polls of 2026
Favorite kind of game?
How are you surviving the heat?
Were you team MSN or ICQ?
What is the correct way to hang toilet paper?
Do you deal with allergies?
Is astrology actually real or total fake science?
Is alien life actually real, or are we alone?
Buying halloween decor in august is…
How are we feeling about zoos?
How do you actually feel when autumn hits?
How do you handle fruit with a tiny brown spot?
Do you eat breakfast in the morning?
What do you do when your morning alarm goes off?
A ghost is haunting you. What now?