Meet "NPPy" the Polar Bear

+ Go to the "NPPy" page to learn more about NPPy!

Hey kids... you can help NPPy get to all 50 U.S. states and beyond! Take NPPy on your adventures and take a photo of him for this web site!

Instructions

Click here to download NPPy. Print the file, cut along the dotted lines and take your bear with you on all your adventures!

Snap a picture of NPPy at your favorite vacation spot and send it to this email. Be sure to include a note that tells us what state/county/province he is in and the name of the location.

The photos will go into NPPy's photo album - so check back here to find your photo!

NOTE TO PARENTS: Images submitted can not contain people; Please send photos of NPPy only. Children should only write their FIRST name on NPPy.

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