K i d s C o r n e r Competitions, Activities and Fun... KIDS Corner
Kids Corner
COMPETITION Can you
write an Acrostic Poem? Prize a £10 book voucher
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ou have probably come across these at school. Te idea is to take a word and then use each letter in turn to start a line of the poem. Te poem should be about the title word but does
not have to rhyme. For example if my word was DOG I might write a poem about a dog as follows:
Down. Sit, Stay Owner proud Good boy!
For our competition we thought you could try a poem using the word FAMILY. Write it down the left hand side of your page and begin..
Send your entries marked Kid’s Competition to: The RAF Families Federation, 13-15 St George’s Road, Wittering, Peterborough, Cambs PE8 6DL Closing date for entries - 1st March 08 The winner will be announced in the Spring Issue – Good Luck
Sudoku – Just for fun F
or this puzzle every Row, every Column and every Small Block must contain the numbers 1,2, 3 and 4. See if you can do it
1 2 2 3 3 4 4 1
Why not make these really easyCHOCOLATE SNOWBALLS for your friends and family
You will need 4oz (100g) plain or white chocolate drops 1oz (25g) butter 1oz (25g) icing sugar 2oz (50g) crumbled trifle sponges or cake 2 tablespoons desiccated coconut small paper cases for your snowballs
First, ask an adult to help you melt the chocolate in a bowl, don’t make it too hot. Then sift in the icing sugar, add the sponge crumbs and mix it up. Allow it time to cool a little. Sprinkle the coconut onto a plate. Now, using a teaspoon, take the mixture, a
little at a time, and roll it in the coconut. Place your snowballs in a paper case. When you have used all the mixture, you should have about 10 balls, leave them in fridge for about 30 minutes.
They are now ready to hand round! Winter 2007 25
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