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Children'sactivity Booklet THE CHILDREN’S ACTIVITY BOOKLET Colour me in Join Alastair Cook, Tom Westley, Ryan ten Doeschate and the rest of the Eagles for some fun during your time at home. There will be plenty more activities available at www.essexcricket.org.uk including quizzes, videos and competitions in the weeks ahead! Kno w Yo u r Who am I ? Signals - I was born on November 24, 1984 in Victoria, Australia Circle the correct signal - I wear the Number 64 shirt for Essex What are the names of the Boundary 4... - I once took a hat-trick for my country on the same View day as my birthday Essex Eagles mascots? - I’ve played in the Ashes Answer: What shirt number does Which two trophies did Boundary 6... Jamie Porter play in? Essex win in 2019? anAgrams Unscramble the letters to work out the players... Ha, A Tweed Arm ____ _______ Out... A Harness Ten _____ ______ Which country does A Drone Abra ____ _____ Simon Harmer comes from? No New Brick ____ ______ Teen Secondary Hat ____ ___ _________ How many Test matches did Alastair Cook play in for What are the names of the Essex Wo rdsearch England - 101, 131 or 161? Eagles mascots? Can you find these 11 hidden words? G P A A L F S J Y P A N A S N G O P S Y H T K E Who is Essex’s Club Captain? Colour A Y R A D N U O B S J M me in Y R I V P U T J N U R S What is the name of the X U C N T M C E A T C T Eagles’ home ground? L T V V J P D K K L J A Who has scored the most first-class T N I N N I N G S C G B runs for Essex - Nasser Hussain, Graham L E Y J A R R C D L I O C C V M U E A G L E S W Gooch or Alastair Cook? P B H O I B X R M C Y L O A C T V D D I K Q O E I M R G A G X U U X H R EAGLES BOWLER RUN BOUNDARY WICKET BATSMEN UMPIRE DUCK CENTURY MAIDEN INNINGS What s the Best Way to Wash your Hands? Here’s how to scrub those germs away... If you need to cough or sneeze, do it into your elbow 1 Wet your hands with clean, 3 Make sure you get in between your running water. Make sure the fingers, on the backs of hands, and water isn’t too hot! under the nails where germs like to hang out. And don’t forget the wrists! 2 Use soap and lather up for about 4 Rinse and dry well with a 20 seconds. clean towel. If you feel unwell, have a cough or find it hard to breathe, you should tell your parent/guardian Spot the Difference Can you find all five?.
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