Hello Hull - Issue #3

HELLO HULL Issue 3

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4 - TELL THE WORLD

MY SUMMER My name is:

My best friends

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like to visit:

I like to play:

My favourite sum

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SUMMER DAYS

IN HULL

Chapter Three: A Girl, a Toad, and a City.

“It’s sunny,” said Toad, “now we can roam freely.

Let’s explore north Hull at our leisure.”

A passing boy on a bike did a wheelie and Toad’s warty face shone with pleasure.

They strolled past the North Point Shopping Centre, where families amiably wandered.

Live music tempted the adults to enter, and pocket money was squandered.

Ice cream vans tinkled their tunes on the Orchard Park estate.

In the breeze there were kites and balloons.

On the paths, kids could scooter and skate.

Past the University ambled the pair, Toad looked at the girl and he told her: “Many famous people have studied there, perhaps you will too, when you’re older.”

So to Noddle Hill, off Bransholme Road, where nature is allowed to run wild.

“I lived by the dipping pond there,“ said Toad.

He remembered his friends and he smiled.

“I knew otters, mice and water voles, pond skaters, newts and frogs.

Many small creatures that lived in holes And many who lived under logs.”

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MAKE YOUR OWN

FESTIVAL OF FUN

Create your very own festival of fun by copying the characters on the left and drawing them in any of the boxes in the scene below. Add your own creatures too.

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YES TO ART

The artist Bob and Roberta Smith is passionate about art. He is coming to Hull School of Art and Design this summer to put on an exhibition about how art empowers people all around the world.

EVERYONE IS AN ARTIST

Our city is filled with art. A building, a painting in a gallery or a museum, a statue: art is everywhere. Go for a stroll around the city, visit Humber Street Gallery, and draw your favourite piece of Hull art here.

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HEAR ME OUT

In 1887, a great injustice was happening in the world: the selling of human beings, otherwise known as slavery. Even today people are sold as slaves. Take action against this tragedy by writing a letter to the government asking them to stop slavery forever.

Dear .........................

MY MESSAGE TO YOU

It’s time to stand up for what you believe in. Think about our planet and people’s rights. Write in the boxes below what you would like to see change in the world.

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HAPPY IS...

PLAYING

Spot the five differences between these two scenes.

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Think of someone who makes you happy. Is it a superhero, or is it your nan?

Make a comic with them as the main character in the boxes below.

THINKING How many times does the word HAPPY appear in this word search?

Circle them.

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Draw a portrait of your favourite happy person here.

SINGING How does the story end?

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Write the title of your favourite song here:

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Write a nice message to someone you really like. ..................................................................... .....................................................................

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Answers Spot the Difference: 1. Rucksack 2. Water Bottle 3. Ball 4. Boy’s Sock 5. Girl’s Socks. Thinking: 5 Happys.

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WHO’S HAPPY?

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DIARY OF FUN

Summer is all about having fun. Record here where you have been, what you have done and what sounds you heard during this season.

HULL HERO

Tom Wells wasn’t born in Hull but he’s made it his home and he writes plays based on the lives of his friends in Hull. Take inspiration from his work by writing your own play about two friends who are discussing where they live.

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July

Name of first character ___________________________________________

Date:

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Name of second character _________________________________________ Dialogue

Character one says: “ _____________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________” Character two responds with: “_____________________________________

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Character one replies with (include his/her tone): “___________________ ________________________________________________________________”

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Character two says (include his/her tone): “__________________________ ________________________________________________________________” What the two characters do next: __________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ The end

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1st August – it’s Yorkshire

Day today !

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MAKE STUFF

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Pascal Anson is an artist and designer who makes extraordinary things by using everyday materials in unusual ways. In this activity, Pascal shows you how to make a stool out of paper cups and bubble gum! If you can’t use gum, you can experiment with other sticky materials.

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For one stool, you will need: • Paper cups: 9 of the same size or 6 medium and 3 large.

• Approximately 2 packs of bubble gum.

Or you can experiment with other sticky stuff.

Your stool is almost finished; the gum will harden over a day or so.

Wait for the gum to harden slightly, then turn the top upside down and attach the legs to the outer cups using worms of gum.

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Don’t get upset if it breaks: figure out where the weak point is, and repair it with more bubble gum.

When the gum has hardened, test your stool by sitting on it!

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Sort the cups by type, according to height— you’ll need 9 in total, 6 for the top and 3 for the legs.

We will use paper cups to give structure and bubble gum to stick, like glue.

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Arrange the cups like this for the top of the stool. Use blobs of gum to attach the cups, as shown.

When using gum, make two types: worm and blob.

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Look for materials that will cover your stool: stickers, glitter, pom poms or ribbon… no paint!

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Tutorial created by Pascal Anson in collaboration with the Crafts Council’s national Craft Club campaign.

MUSIC TO MY EARS The city is filled with sounds and fun games this summer.

Circle a n instrum e nt startin g with the lett er X, and wi th th letter C e .

Draw your favourite musical instrument here:

ent Write an instrum letter starting with the D here. _____

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Write your own song celebrating the summer here:

Colour us in!

Unscramble these words to reveal the names of musical instruments.

RUMDS SASB TARIGU

Draw yourse lf here.

Count how many musical notes you can spot in this whole scene.

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Draw a band on a boat here:

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The whole city of Hull has come together to celebrate its people, wherever they might come from, whatever they believe in, or whoever they might be in love with. See if you can spot the people described in the box below.

I come from The Deep

I have a blue rucksack

I love cats

I am wearing a green jacket

I love ice creams

I love to bark

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CHALLENGE HULL

Let’s give a big thank you to our funding partners for their continued support.

Do you ever get BORED? Isn’t it awful? Here’s something that is guaranteed to add some fun to your summer days! Every Monday, a new challenge is posted to Hull 2017’s website: hull2017.co.uk/ChallengeHull.

Don’t forget to share what you create with us using #ChallengeHull.

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HOST CITY

PRINCIPAL PARTNERS

MAJOR PARTNERS

Hello Hull is made by Hull UK City of Culture 2017 with the help of Studio Anorak, namely Cathy Olmedillas, Ben Javens, Danny Arter, Chi He, Pau Morgan, Jurg Lindenberger , Pascal Lanson and Pearl Law.

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Hello Hull is published termly.

For more information about Hull 2017, visit hull2017.co.uk.

For more information about Studio Anorak, visit anorakmagazine.com.

See you soon for the next issue of Hello Hull!