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We Know These Are Difficult Times So We Thought We Would Create Something to Keep You Occupied Activity Pack We know these are difficult times so we thought we would create something to keep you occupied. We hope it helps. Page 2 Quiz Page 3 Jokes Page 4 Word search and drawing challenge Page 5 Maths quiz and Poetry Page 6 Maze and word wheel Page 7 Read: Deep in our refrigerator by Jack Prelutsky Page 8 Caption competition Page 9 Create a picture Page 10 Colour Page 11 Discovery Hunt and red or blue Page 12 and 13 Name the scary characters quiz Page 14 Quiz answers Page 15 Maths quiz answers and maze solution Page 16 and 17 Name the scary characters quiz answers 1 Quiz Finish the saying Genius in 1% inspiration and 99% _______________ I can’t get a word in _____________ Get off your high __________ I think we got off on the wrong _______________ Questions Which actress, model and singer served 18 days in prison for tax evasion in 1982? Which King of England was crowned on Christmas Day? In which country are the Angel Falls, the highest waterfalls in the world? Which Beatle led the way across the zebra crossing on the Abbey Road album? Who was the last prime Minister of the Liberal Party? How many can you get? Name the starting 11 when Sheffield Wednesday won the league cup in 1991. Name the pre-decimal coins Name the countries that make up South America 2 Jokes What did the duck say when he bought some lipstick? ‘Put it on my bill’ What do you call a man with a rubber toe? Roberto! Did you know that the first French fries weren’t actually cooked in France? They were cooked in Greece! Did I ever tell you about the time I fell in love during a backflip? I was heels over-head! What do you call a man who can’t stand? Neil! 3 Word search Drawing Challenge Draw: • Something twisted • Something growing • Stillness It’s up to you what you draw with these challenges, it can mean something different for you than it might be for someone else. Use different forms if you have them paint, pencils, felt tips, chalk, crayons. These can be helpful to layer up and bring texture if they suit your drawing. 4 Maths quiz What is 3876 + 20376 = If I have £32,876 in savings in the bank and the bank give me 1.23% interest. How much interest will I earn this year, if it is paid yearly? ½ + ¾ = What is 45- 34 = Poetry Make the following into a poem; I held my breath….. I closed my eyes….. I took a step….. Then…. 5 Maze Word Wheel How many words can you make with the letters from the word wheel? Each word must use the letter in the centre of the wheel. 6 Read: Deep in our refrigerator by Jack Prelutsky Deep in our refrigerator, there's a special place for food that's been around awhile . we keep it, just in case. “It's probably too old to eat,” my mother likes to say. “But I don't think it's old enough for me to throw away.” It stays there for a month or more to ripen in the cold, and soon we notice fuzzy clumps of multicolored mold. The clumps are larger every day, we notice this as well, but mostly what we notice is a certain special smell. When finally it all becomes a nasty mass of slime, my mother takes it out, and says, “Apparently, it's time.” She dumps it in the garbage can, though not without regret, then fills the space with other food that's not so ancient yet 7 Caption competition Come up with a caption for the following image, the funnier the better! 8 Create a picture 9 Colour 10 Discovery Hunt Around your space look for the following things: - Something blue - Something that makes you smile - Something strong - Something metallic - Something symmetrical Red or blue You will need: - 20 pieces of paper - A pen - A timer How to play: - On each of the pieces of paper write ‘red’ on one side and the turn the paper over and write ‘blue’ on the other side. - Choose whether you are going to be red or blue. - Start the timer - Throw all the sheets of paper up in the air - As fast as you can turn all the pages over to be the colour you chose. - See if you can beat your time next time. 11 Name the scary characters quiz 12 13 Quiz Answers Finish the saying Genius in 1% inspiration and 99% _____perspiration__________ I can’t get a word in ____edgeways_________ Get off your high ___horse_______ I think we got off on the wrong ______foot_________ Questions Which actress, model and singer served 18 days in prison for tax evasion in 1982? Sofia Loren Which King of England was crowned on Christmas Day? William the Conqueror In which country are the Angel Falls, the highest waterfalls in the world? Venezuela Which Beatle led the way across the zebra crossing on the Abbey Road album? Paul McCartney Who was the last prime Minister of the Liberal Party? H.H Asquith How many can you get? Name the starting 11 when Sheffield Wednesday won the league cup in 1991. Chris Turner, Roland Nilsson, Phil King, John Harkes, Peter Shirtliff, Nigel Pearson, Danny Wilson, John Sheridan, David Hirst, Paul Williams, Nigel Worthington. Name the pre-decimal coins Farthing, Half Penny, Penny, Threepence, sixpence, shilling, florin, half crown, crown. Name the countries that make up South America Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Falkland Islands, French Guiana, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, Venezuela. 14 Maths quiz answers What is 3876 + 20376 = 24,252 If I have £32,876 in savings in the bank and the bank give me 1.23% interest. How much interest will I earn this year, if it is paid yearly? £433.96 ½ + ¾ = 1 ¼ What is 45- 34 = 11 Maze solution 15 Name the scary characters quiz answers Wicked Witch of the West Addams Family- Gomez, Morticia, Pugsly, Grandmama, Wednesday, Lurch Evil Queen from snow white Dracula 16 Frankenstein Beetlejuice Winifred Sanderson, Mary Sanderson and Sarah Sanderson. Casper 17 .
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