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We Know These Are Difficult Times So We Thought We Would Create Something to Keep You Occupied. We Hope It Helps 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: Dreams by Langston Hughes and Caption competition Page 8 Create a picture Page 9 Colour Page 10 Spot the ball and target shuffle Page 11 and 12 Name the book Page 13 Quiz answers Page 14 Maths quiz answers and maze solution Page 15 Spot the ball answer Page 16 and 17 Name the book answers 1 Quiz Finish the saying Failing to plan is planning to _______________ The fool and his money are _____________ For all intents and __________ A friend in need is_______________ Questions In which US state is the city NashVille in? What is the most sold flaVour of Walker’s crisps? What is the full postcode of the Houses of Parliament? What does the Latin Tempus mean in English? How many chukkers are there in a polo match? How many can you get? Name the current F1 grand prix destination countries Name all the actors who have played Doctor Who Name all five Bronte sisters 2 Jokes Why did the banana go to the hospital? It didn’t peel well. What do you call a sleeping bull? A bulldozer What do you call a bear with no teeth? A gummy bear! What do you call a fly with no wings? A walk! How do celebrities stay cool? They have many fans. 3 Word search Drawing Challenge Draw: • Something ethereal • Something ingenius • A shout 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 A car traVels 60mph how many miles does it driVe in 3 hours? 1108 + 9112 = 481 – 155 = 25% of 12870 = Poetry Of all the people……. She may not be….. She isn’t….. And she definitely can’t…. But she…… 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: Dreams by Langston Hughes Hold fast to dreams For if dreams die Life is a broken-winged bird That cannot fly. Hold fast to dreams For when dreams go Life is a barren field Frozen with snow. Caption competition Come up with a caption for the following image, the funnier the better! 7 Create a picture 8 Colour 9 Spot the ball Mark an X on the picture where you think the ball is. Target shuFFle You will need: some rolled up socks and some masking tape. 1) Using the masking table create two boxes on the floor, one further away than the other. 2) The further away box is worth 100 points and the closer one is worth 50 points. 3) Take turns rolling the socks into the squares. 4) The highest score wins! 10 Name the book Work out which famous book is being shown from the pictures. 11 12 Quiz Answers Finish the saying Failing to plan is planning to __fail_____________ The fool and his money are ___soon parted__________ For all intents and ____purposes______ A friend in need is__a friend indeed_____________ Questions In which US state is the city NashVille in? Tennessee What is the most sold flaVour of Walker’s crisps? Cheese and Onion What is the full postcode of the Houses of Parliament? W1A 0AA What does the Latin Tempus mean in English? Time How many chukkers are there in a polo match? 6 How many can you get? Name the current F1 grand prix destination countries Australia, Holland, Spain, Monaco, Azerbaijan, Canada, France, Austria, UK, Hungary, Belgium, Italy, Singapore, Japan, USA, Mexico, Brazil. Name all the actors who have played Doctor Who John Hurt, Sylvester McCoy, Colin Baker, Christopher Eccleston, Peter Davison, William Hartnell, Peter Capaldi, Paul McGann, John Pertwee, David Tennant, Matt Smith, Tom Baker, Patrick Troughton, Jodie Whittaker Name all five Bronte sisters Emily, Elizabeth, Charlotte, Anne and Maria 13 Maths quiz answers A car traVels 60mph how many miles does it driVe in 3 hours? 180 miles 1108 + 9112 = 10,220 481 – 155 = 326 25% of 12870 = 3217.5 Maze solution 14 Spot the ball answer 15 Name the book answers Work out which famous book is being shown from the pictures. The Great Gatsby by F Scott-Fitzgerald 1984 by George Orwell Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll 16 Peepo by Allan and Janet Ahlberg To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee The Godfather by Mario Puzo Catch 22 by Joseph Heller 17 .
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