Issue 17 / November 2020 Clic-it Cymru Clic-itNews from Wales and the World Cymru News from Wales and the World

Authors: Haf Llewelyn, Mali Williams Editor: Karen MacIntyre Huws ELECTION GO ON - UNITED STATES OF AMERICA BIDEN TRUMP REACH OUT!

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STORY PRESIDENT Just mucking After a long wait it was announced last weekend about that Joe Biden will become the next president of the It's a difficult time for many of us, but it can USA. In a close electoral race, the Democrat Joe be especially difficult for the elderly, with many feeling alone and anxious. Many Biden won against the Republican president Donald elderly people can be vulnerable, with Trump. However, the drama will not end for some PAGE 3 underlying health issues making catching time, as Trump is adamant that he lost because of Covid 19 and other illnesses a serious threat foul play - however according to election officials, to their health. Because of this many elderly there is no evidence to back up any of Donald people will often stay away from other Trump's claims. people, and may have to isolate. There are various actions we can take to help our RESULTS 270 to win elderly friends and keep them from JOE BIDEN becoming lonely: 306 • Keep in touch, give them a quick phone DONALD TRUMP 232 call (ask your parent or trusted adult's permission first). • Find out about services, and phone UNDER THE An experienced president Gage Skidmore numbers that help the elderly, e.g. Age MICROSCOPE In January, Joe Bide, at 78 years Robin Redbreast Cymru. Pass the information on to your of age, will become the oldest elderly friend. president ever to enter the White • Why not write them a letter, postcard or House in Washington. He has a note? Or get crafty! You could share a long history as a senator for the cake or a craft project perhaps. PAGE 6 Democratic Party, as he was first • Ask a trusted adult to help you get some elected at the age of 29. shopping for your elderly friends. They Good news for the may find it difficult to get food and environment supplies. When delivering, remember to According to environmentalists, leave the shopping by the door and step the election of Joe Biden is back. welcome news. In 2017 Donald Joe Biden • Sometimes a smile, wave and a ‘Hello’ is all Trump backed out of the Paris that's needed to make someone's day a Agreement (a conference created to find ways to lessen the rate of little better! climate change). In the past Trump has called climate change a 'hoax' and a 'myth'. Biden has stated that he intends to join other nations and the Paris Agreement in a bid to find ways of halting TREASURES OF climate change. WALES Lakes of Wales A huge challenge ahead Biden has said that he has huge challenges ahead, as a president he must try to build bridges between different opinions, views and beliefs that the people of America hold. Many also hope that the next four years will see a more compassionate term of politics. PAGE 8 DATES FOR THE DIARY head. Other girls follow her, wearing white NOVEMBER and carrying candles Prolineserver JANUARY 2021 and then come the November Anti-Bullying Week January New Year’s January Twelfth ‘Star Boys’, also Day Night 16-20 dressed in white and 1 5 carrying a star on a November Road Safety Week stick. As they walk they New Year and ‘Calan’ Traditions in 16-22 all sing special songs Wales: and celebrations also Calan Bonfire: November Dr Who Day (also include eating ginger A long time ago, people used to build a huge known as Tardis Day) biscuits and drinking bonfire to welcome in the New Year. The fire 23 On this day in 1963 the first episode hot, spiced wine. would be built in the middle of a town or of Dr Who was shown on the BBC, village and people would gather around it. December Winter Solstice. Starring William Hartnell as the first They would let the fires in their own homes Shortest Day of the Year. More Doctor. go out, to put an end to the old year; then the 21 information in Issue 5. bonfire would literally be a warm welcome to November Thanksgiving is December National Robin Day the New Year. 26 celebrated in the USA A day to raise awareness about the 21 robin and other small birds and how to give them a helping hand over the tough winter times. See page 6 for more information about the robin.

December Eve 24 Debts: December Christmas Day People used to believe that it was important November Buy Nothing Day 25 not to lend anyone money on New Year’s More about this on page 5. Day and to make sure any debts were paid 27 before midnight on New Year’s Eve. Calennig: DECEMBER New Year’s Day was a time when children got to fill their pockets with money, this was December Elf Day A day to raise funds and awareness of called calennig. Children went from house to On Christmas Day, 1642 Isaac Newton was 4 Alzheimers by dressing as an elf. house singing a special song and collecting born. Newton is one of the world’s most calennig; but they had to make sure that this December Hanukkah important scientists, and many of today’s all happened before midday. Jewish Festival of Light. More 10-18 ideas about mathematics and physics are Calennig Song: information in Issue 11. based on his thoughts and discoveries. His Calennig i mi, Calennig i'r ffon, December Christmas Jumper Day most famous discovery was probably Calennig i fwyta'r noswaith hon: 11 A Day to raise funds and awareness gravity, and according to legend he first Calennig i'm tad am glytio'm 'sgidia, of the Save the Children Charity by thought of it when an apple fell on his head. Calennig i mam am drwsio fy sana wearing a Christmas jumper. In 1668 Newton invented the Reflecting Calennig yn gyfan Telescope, which ar fore dydd Calan; used mirrors to un, dau, tri, reflect light and blwyddyn newydd dda i chi. create an image. This type of The Mari Lwyd A very strange tradition at this time of year telescope is still involved the Mari Lwyd. The Mari Lwyd was used today. a horse’s skull, decorated with a white sheet December St Lucia Day (Sweden and colourful ribbons, and put on a pole to and Scandinavia) be carried around a town or village. It was 13 Every year on the 13th of December Boxing Day considered unlucky not to let the Mari December, children in Sweden and other come into your house, so everyone invited Scandinavian countries take part in a candlelit 26 her in to sing songs and eat with the family. procession. They choose a young girl to play December New Year’s Eve Follow this link to see a film about the Mari the part of St Lucia and she wears a long Lwyd: https://bit.ly/2HqlUfm white gown and a crown of lights on her 31

2 Macsen didn’t want to spend all ‘I’m used to biking, we’ve got a JUST his holidays sitting inside. brilliant biking track near home.’ Although he liked playing on the Alan snapped, pushing his feet MUCKING PlayStation, he preferred being into the wellies. They put on ABOUT outside, especially on his their helmets and were off. It’s the school holiday and Alan mountain bike. Macsen had They sped along the track, was coming to stay with his created a track for his bike, he’d ramping the stream and sliding cousin Macsen on the farm. put up a ramp over the stream, through the mud pools, feeling Mum kept on saying it would be and had placed various the tyres gripping at the grassy fun, having Alan to stay, but obstacles here and there to banks, whizzing through the Macsen wasn’t convinced. Alan make the track more woods and back across the lived in the city, and the last time challenging. Maggie, his older stream. he came to stay, he did nothing sister had promised that Alan ‘Yes!’ Alan squealed, slithering to but boast about all the fabulous could use her bike, it was fast a stop in the yard, ‘It’s fantastic!’ things he could do near his and sturdy, because she did lots Macsen smiled, pleased, but home. He even refused to go of competing in cross-country then he saw the heavy bag left outside, and complained all the bike trials. by the door – ‘Do you want to go time about the muck and farm When Alan arrived in the shiny, it was packed full of Alan’s PS in and play on the PS now?’ He smells. Alan certainly wasn’t clean car, Macsen’s heart sank. stuff. wanted to be fair, and if his going to get his gleaming Alan’s dad ventured out first, his ‘Why don’t you show Alan the cousin would prefer to play trainers dirty, and he refused to nose wiggling at the strange track you’ve been busy with?’ indoors, then they should go in, wear a pair of wellies belonging farm smells, then Macsen’s heart Mum smiled, as Alan looked at he supposed. to Macsen. dipped further when the rear his feet. ‘Here, it’s a new pair!’ ‘Go inside?’ gasped Alan, ‘No door opened and out came Alan she added, handing Alan a pair thanks!’ wearing his shiny white trainers of wellies. When Alan turned to grab hold and new, spotless jacket. ‘You can borrow Maggie’s bike if of the handlebars once more, ‘Welcome!’ Mum called from the you like,’ Macsen said, ‘just Macsen noticed a dark patch of doorway, ‘Macsen, help Alan remember it’s fast, perhaps you muck stretching along the back with his bag.’ would be safer on mine?’ of his cousin’s jacket. He kept Macsen rushed to help, lifting Macsen didn’t want his cousin quiet – a little bit of muck would the heavy bag, he guessed that falling or getting injured. harm no one! ROBIN GoGo forfor itit 2 5 Make the body. Draw around the Make the beak. You can make the template on the brown paper folded in beak by cutting 2 yellow triangles of half (remember that the bird’s back card and gluing them either side of the head, or you can cut a diamond You will need: goes along the fold). Cut this out carefully. shape, fold it in half and glue between • Brown A4 paper or thin card for the the two sides of the head (this is what body Clic-it Cymru did). • Brown A4 paper for the wings • Red paper for the tummy • Small piece of yellow paper or card for 3 the beak • A4 scrap paper to make the template Make the red tummy. Use your 6 • Scissors/pencil/glue/felt pen template to make the tummy out of red Your robin will need eyes. You can draw • A piece of wool or string to hang it up paper. Remember that you need two, one on each side. Glue both pieces to some with a felt pen or stick on some 1 the body then put a bit of glue inside googly eyes. You can add some the body to keep both halves together. feathers to its tail too if you want. Put a Make the template. piece of string through the wing slit to It’s better to make a template out of hang it up, and your robin is ready to fly! scrap paper first so you don’t waste brown paper if you make a mistake. You can also re-use your template to make other birds. 4 Fold a piece of A4 paper in half Make the wings. Fold the A4 brown lengthways. Draw a bird shape with its paper backwards and forwards to make back along the fold. When you cut it Top Tip: a fan shape. You will need to cut a slit in Why not use plain white paper to If you don’t have any coloured paper out your template is ready. the back of the robin to push the wings make a dove? or card you can colour some plain through. You can glue the bottom of Clic-it Cymru added a small fan to its paper in brown, red or yellow. the wings to the body. tail to make it look less like a seagull!

3 Literature Craft Television ININ THETHE Music Art LIMELIGHTLIMELIGHT Poetry Gage Skidmore aussiegall DR WHO’S HOME IN WALES To celebrate Dr Who Day on 23rd November, Clic-it Cymru has been looking at the link between the popular series and Wales. Although Dr Who travels to all corners of the universe, her home has been in Wales since 2005, where Welshman Russell T Davies started writing the series. The Dr Who studios in Cardiff Bay attract Jodie Whittaker thousands of fans every year, while the production and technical Jodie Whittaker is the 13th Doctor and the first female to play crew live and work in the city. If you watch the programme you will the role. Fans of the series will be able to see Jodie return as the have seen many locations in Wales being used, including the Doctor in a Christmas Special this year, and in the 13th season in Millennium Stadium, the Senedd, Caerphilly Castle and St Fagan’s. 2021. JOBS AND CAREERS DASHER T. REINDEER Name: Dasher T. Reindeer to take the pressure and strain travel to Santa’s holiday home Things that are not so Job Title: Deputy Chief from Santa’s shoulders. We also (again in a secret location good about the job... Reindeer for Santa need to make sure the tank is full somewhere in the North) and is very stressful! of magic-dust so we can fly while we are there we have a Rudolph can also be pretty quickly and reach all chance to relax and do a bit of difficult to work with as he can destinations before sunrise. sunbathing, we also get to eat be a bit of a diva and thinks he’s Where do you work? nice fresh grass, as it isn’t more important than the rest of Santa’s HQ is in a secret location possible to do that during the us reindeer. On the whole, Santa somewhere in the North Pole. In snow and ice of winter. In the is a good boss and treats his that location are our stables, the winter months it’s important for workers fairly, but around Elves Workshop, the Packing us to do plenty of training to Christmas he can be a bit and Wrapping Department, the keep us fit and healthy to pull the bad-tempered. Garage and technical workshop sleigh, so we have practice Do you need any special for the sleigh and Mr and Mrs flights every day. training or qualifications Claus’s private home. On Good things about the job... for the job? What does your job Christmas Eve we need to work Good food, interesting My mother, my grandmother, my involve? in all corners of the world, company, a chance to travel the great-grandmother and my With Rudolph (Chief Reindeer) I beginning in the South-Pacific world, not much work for most of great-great-grandmother were guide Santa’s sleigh to deliver and travelling from east to west. the year. all Santa’s reindeer, so I guess gifts to the children of the world Our usual route takes us to New it’s in my blood. I needed to pass on Christmas Eve. We are also Zealand, Australia, up towards my sleigh-driving test and pass responsible for navigating when Japan and across Asia; then my Skyway-Code exam, as well the Santa-Nav breaks down over towards Africa, Western as passing a geography exam (which happens quite often). Europe, Canada, the USA, down on countries of the world. You Santa’s work on the night is very to Mexico and then finally to also need to be fit, strong and stressful and it’s important for us South America. healthy. It’s also an advantage to reindeer to make sure Describe your usual day... have plenty of patience to deal everything on the travel side is Things are pretty quiet for 11 with Rudolph’s tantrums and running like clockwork, in order months a year. In summer we Santa when he’s in a bad-mood.

4 I support I support Buy DiscussionDiscussion Black Nothing Day! Friday! Stop right there! Point I look forward to Before spending Christmas, and ask yourself - 'Do I one of the best really need this?' I What's your things about the think we spend too festival is the much on useless opinion? excuse to spend things, we don't The 27th of November is often and prepare. It's a realise the result of associated with retail and lovely time, and by shopping I can forget all our actions. All the goods we buy have to be Christmas shopping. It is about the pressures of every-day life. I'm manufactured (made), and the sometimes referred to as Black going to decorate the house with loads of manufacturing process is often heavy on Friday. But there is also a fairy lights and if I have to buy more, then energy use, which adds to the problem of movement away from the that's what I intend to do. climate change. spending spree, and as a result I also think it's very important to support the Also, at Christmas we tend to buy a lot of on the 27th November this year shops, they need us to spend so that they one- use plastic goods, e.g. plastic parcel ties many people will be taking part can pay their shop workers and suppliers. I and ribbons. These end up in land-fill dumps in Buy Nothing Day, when we'll think it's fine to spend at Christmas, after all it after they are thrown out, most of the time be encouraged to do just that - only comes around once a year. they are not recyclable. I want to be able to buy nothing. enjoy a more organic Christmas this year. What do you think? BRAIN TWISTER

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4 5 CROSSWORD 4 5 6 7 6 7 Across 8 2. The ...... Pole is Santa’s home. (5) 8

4. Santa’s helpers. (5) 9 9 6. Shiny decoration on top of a Christmas tree. (4) 8. A song sung at Christmas (5) 10. Name of the village where Jesus was born. (9) 10 10

Down 1. Traditional decoration with green, spiky leaves. (5) 3. Gold, frankincense and ...... were the gifts from the 3 wise men. (5) 5. Green vegetables eaten in a Christmas dinner. (7) 7. Long, shiny decoration that can be wrapped around the Christmas tree. (6) 9. Name of the country where they celebrate St Lucia Day (see page 2) (6) Answers on page 8

Make gift tags out of old Look for second hand WISE WORDS greeting cards. Cut carefully decorations in vintage or around a favourite scene on charity shops. You will save so FROM AUNTY your card and there you have much money, and shopping in a re-used tag - simple! charity shops also helps a good DOT cause. PREPARING FOR Use parcel paper to wrap your CHRISTMAS gifts. It's much cheaper than Make your own tree It's almost Christmas and Aunty Christmas paper, and better for decorations. Use pine cones, the environment too. You can acorns, nuts and twigs for the Dot is excited! But Aunty Dot decorate the paper with ink or wants us all to realise that we natural look. You can also sew paint. Try and use less glitter decorations or make biscuits to don't need to spend a fortune and plastic decorations, as they hang on the tree. preparing for Christmas. are not recyclable.

5 paler breast and is much shyer than the Welsh birds! UNDER THE • They are very busy little birds! A pair of robins can raise 3 broods of chicks in a year, sometimes even up to 5 broods! MICROSCOPE The Robin and ROBIN REDBREAST Christmas: One of the most common birds in our gardens is the robin, and the little bird with its red breast brings some much-needed colour to the dark days of winter and stars on so many Christmas cards and decorations. Here is some more information about our red-breasted friend: We associate robins with Christmas for many reasons. They are • The male and female look exactly seen around during the cold, dark months of winter and have alike. such famous bright red coats. • The male defends its territory During Victorian times, postmen wore red jackets and were against other males and will fight nicknamed ‘Robins’. Pictures of both kinds of robins delivering to the death. messages became popular on Christmas cards. • The chicks are brown and spotty, There is a legend about the robin and the baby Jesus that to make them harder to be seen explains how the robin got his red breast. According to the legend by their predators. a small brown bird was fanning the flames of a fire with his wings, • The robin sings a different song trying to keep the baby Jesus warm. When he went too close to in spring and autumn. the flames he was scorched, and his breast turned red. The bird • The robin builds its nest very was then allowed to keep his red breast forever to remember how quickly. People tell stories of them hanging their coats up on a shed he helped the baby Jesus. door to do some gardening, and by the time they come back a robin has built a nest in their pocket! Latin Name: Erithacus Rubecula. • The chicks develop their red breast in the autumn when they learn Size: 13 - 14cm beak to tail. their autumn song. Weight: 16-22g • Two types of robin can be seen in Wales in the winter, one type lives Eggs: 3 to 9 in one brood. here all the time but the other type migrates from cold northern Food: A mixture of insects, worms, fruit and seeds. countries such as Sweden and Norway. The migrating robin has a Nest: Grass, moss, leaves, hair and wool. BOOKS FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS STOCKING The Ten Riddles of Eartha The New Girl The Midwinter Wizard The Crown in the Quarry Quicksmith Author: Nicola Davies Author: Graham Howells Author: Myrddin ap Dafydd Author: Loris Owen A child starts When a magical This adventure is set When puzzle-loving a new hourglass in Blaenau Kip Bramley school in a appears in his Ffestiniog during receives a cryptic strange new cottage, the the Second World invitation, delivered town. The Bwbach predicts War. In Liverpool by a beetle-shaped children in there's trouble on the falling bombs drone that appears her class are hostile towards her the way. His fears are are destroying homes and to be breathing, he has no idea and unhappy about the confirmed with the arrival of a families, and children are having that his world is about to change stranger in their midst by not tall wizard in his red cloak, to flee to places of safety. forever. Very soon he finds talking to her and choosing to accompanied by his assistant, himself at Quicksmiths College of ignore her. Her response is to Colin the Coblyn. The Bwbach Strange Energy, hunting for create something beautiful that realises he must rally the riddles set 400 years earlier by a transforms their attitude troops of magical creatures of mysterious genius. But this isn't towards her and their vision of the Houses of Ffagan to any ordinary treasure hunt. themselves and their own lives. protect his best friend, Mari.

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6 TIMETIME WHAT? G O D S O F T H E TRAVELLINGTRAVELLING O L D W O R L D GODS OF THE OLD WORLD JANUS CERES AND HER DAUGHTER

It’s almost Christmas, and very soon we’ll be saying goodbye to this year and welcoming the start of a brand new one with the arrival of January. The When Ceres was sad the crops would die, and the Welsh word Ionawr as well as the English January are both names derived leaves would fall, nothing in nature would grow. from the Latin word Ianuarius, which comes from the Roman name for the According to the legend, Ceres had a daughter called god Janus. Proserpina. Ceres loved her daughter very much, however Proserpina was forced to live below earth for 6 Why Janus? months of every year. Her mother was heart broken and The Romans worshiped many gods, with nothing would grow for 6 months, and that is why we each god ruling over different aspects of have autumn and winter. Then when the curse on her life e.g. daughter was over, and she was able to return to earth, Ceres – goddess of harvest Neptune – god of the sea Ceres would be overjoyed, and she would make the Juno – goddess of trees, flowers and plants wake once more, to give us marriage and wives spring and summer. Apollo – god of the sun. Janus was the god of changing times or transition, and often was associated with doors or gateways, and is the reason why Janus is given to the name of the first month of the year. To the Romans, Janus was an important god because he overlooked important phases of life e.g. birth, adolescence, marriage and death.

Two faces Artefacts from the Roman period have survived, and the image of Janus with his two faces can be seen on statues and Loudon dodd coins from the period. One face looks back OTHER over the events of the year passed, and the other looks ahead to the new year. Often, GODS Janus is depicted holding on to a symbolic The Greek people also had their own gods, which were key. attributed with certain powers. Often the Greek and Many look at January and the new year as a Roman gods were similar e.g. Neptune and Poseidon. period of transition when we have the Gods were an important element of life in the Roman opportunity to look back on the experiences period, and many tales and legends developed to we gained over the last year, as well as looking explain the power of the gods. Some of these tales forward, planning towards a successful new explained natural occurances e.g. the turn of the year, and putting targets in place. seasons. PREVIOUS ARTICLES AND DATES (Issues 1-6 Welsh only) 500: Saint David (Issue 1) 1914: Christmas Truce in the World War 1 trenches (Issue 5) The power of water (Issue 12) 1136: Welsh Castles (Issue 3) 1942-1945: Anne Frank (Issue 9) Animal heroes (Issue13) 1858-1920: Sir O.M.Edwards (Issue 15) 1948: Establishing the National Health Service (Issue 4) Welsh Health Boards (Issue 14) 1859: Royal Charter Disaster (Issue 8) 1960s: The Sixties' Revolution (Issue 2) Black History Wales (Issue 16) 1867-1934: Marie Curie (Issue 7) 1st of November: Calan Gaeaf 1912: Reaching the South Pole (Issue 6) Christmas: Christmas Traditions (Issue 11)

7 TRAWSFYNYDD LAKE Fact The largest man-made lake in Wales is Llyn TREASURES 2 Trawsfynydd at 4.8 km . It was built in the 1920s to supply water for a OF WALES Ian Medcalf hydro-electric power station. LAKES OF WALES Wales is the land of legends and …lakes. Travelling through Wales Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri Fact LLYN TEGID you will inevitably come across a lake nestling in the crook of a hill or The largest natural mountain. Many of the lakes you will come across are man-made, lake in Wales is Llyn having dams built to control the water. Often, these lakes were made Tegid, near Bala, and to supply water to large cities and towns. Sometimes these large is 6 km long and 0.8 km wide. reservoirs have small villages or farms hidden beneath their waters. Built in the 1880s, to supply water for Liverpool, Llyn Efyrnwy in Eric Jones Powys, is a vast reservoir, covering the small village of Llanwddyn. LLYN CERRIG BACH LLYN SYFADDAN OR LLANGORS LAKE David Evans

The second largest natural lake in Wales is Llyn Syfaddan or National Museum of Wales Llangors Lake, near Brecon. The lake is a special place for various The small lake with a great reasons, there is an abundance of wildlife to be found along its secret. Llyn Cerrig Bach is situated in the west shores and waters. However, Llyn Syfaddan is unique as it’s the only of Anglesey, and famous for being an lake in Wales which has a crannog. amazing archaeological site. In 1942 a What is a crannog? hoard of more than 150 Iron Age objects

A crannog is an artificial island, or floating Phil Dolby were found in its waters. village, built on lakes or estuaries, as a safe dwelling place. They are not common in Your favourite lake? Wales, but have around 1,200 Have you got a lake near where you live? examples. Find out: The crannog on Llangors Lake could date • Is it natural or man-made? as far back as the 9th century, and was • What wild-life lives along its shores and thought to be one of the various homes of An image of a Celtic waters? the ruler of Brycheiniog at the time. crannog. • Any legends associated with the lake? A DISAPPOINTING FINAL TABLE END TO THE SIX P E D L B Pts NATIONS 1 5 4 0 1 2 18 Alun Wyn Jones set a new record last week during the Six Nations final match against Scotland. Jones broke 2 FRANCE 5 4 0 1 2 18 the record for the player with the highest number of caps for Wales, having played 149 matches for his 3 IRELAND 5 3 0 2 2 14 country. However, the match did not end with celebrations as Wales was defeated 14-10, ending a 4 SCOTLAND 5 3 0 2 2 14 disappointing run for Wales and their new coach Wayne Pivac. The match had to be postponed in March due to 5 WALES 5 1 0 4 4 8 the Coronavirus. The championship came to a subdued end last week, seeing the former Grand Slam winners, Wales, ending fifth in the championship table. Friday 13 6 ITALY 5 0 0 5 0 0

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