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Contents National Schools Clean Up Competition
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World Wide Colouring In Competition
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You can make a difference!
National Clean Up Week & National Recycling Day Clean Up & Recycle & International Coastal Clean Up Day
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Spring Day & Heritage Day
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Exciting English – Celebrating Literacy Day
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Literacy Day & Alphabet Colouring
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Literacy Day & Alphabet Colouring
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Exciting English
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Magical Maths
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Magical Maths
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Three Times Table and Jungle Beat
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Health and Nutrition
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Super Science
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Collect-A-Can +End
National Clean Up Week 12-17th SEPTEMBER It’s hard to imagine a day without plastics when plastic is all around us! Can you name these everyday plastic items pictured below by filling in the missing letters. Then colour the objects.
S _________ T _________ C _______ T __ B _____ P ______ B __ C ____ T ________ P ______ B _____
The Castle of Your Dreams 250 P RIZES!
WORLD WIDE COLOURING COMPETITION Stein Castle, often called the Pencil Palace, has been home to the Faber-Castell family in Germany for generations. It is built on the original site, where ancestor Kaspar Faber began his pencil making craft in 1761 ... 250 years ago. If you lived in a castle, what would your castle and surrounding scene look like? Let your imagination run free with Faber-Castell colours, and Create the Castle of your Dreams from the basic outline shown, and you could win one of 250 fabulous prizes!
Schools Prize for the most entries:
1st Prize R5000, 2nd Prize R3000, 3rd Prize R2000 5 Netbooks to be won 250 Faber-Castell hampers up for grabs!
Colour meÊin!
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BiC
Happy Spring Day 1st SEPTEMBER
Colour your world beautiful with ® BiC ’s new Plastidecor Colours.
Heritage Day 24th SEPTEMBER What does Heritage Day mean to you? Choose a word from the box to match each picture and write your answers in the spaces provided.
Dance Music Celebration Tradition
T ________
D ____
C __________
P ____
C ______
Beliefs Diversity Pride Culture
M ____
D ________
B ______
Alphabet Colouring
C is for?
What other words can you think of? Write them in the space provided:
Exciting English Choose the correct word to complete the sentences below: 1.
Their
......................................................................
was a big thunderstorm yesterday.
OR
There Flour OR
Flower
2. The lady had a lovely .............................................................
in her hair.
Where
3. I ............................................................ my raincoat when it rains.
OR
Wear Bare OR
Bear
4. There was a big brown .............................................................
the forest.
in
Hole
5. I love my
OR
.............................................................
family!
Whole Answers: There, Flower, Wear, Bear, Whole
Busy Bees Help the bees find their hives by matching the words that rhyme. Draw a line from each bee to the matching hive. Then colour the pictures.
Wood
Tell
Well
Hood
There
Rake
Snake
Meet
Went
Bear
Drip
Bent
Sweet
Slip
Light
Bright
Word Search How smart are you? Fill in the correct words by looking at the pictures?
Answers: Cup, Hop, Hot, Pot, Pig, Gap, Pen, Nut, Tap, Lip
Magical Maths Add each number on the left to the number in the middle and write your answers in the spaces on the right.
2 3 5 6 8 10 13 19
+2 +3
+4
= = = = = = = = = = = =
Answers: 3, 6, 9, 11, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12, 14, 17, 23
1 4 7 9
Ship Wreck Three friends find a treasure chest on the beach.
1. Colour the picture and then answer the following questions:
2. Now the treasure has to be shared between them. Answer the following questions:
a. How many coins do they find?
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a. How many coins do they each get?
b. How many necklaces do they find?
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b. How many necklaces do they each get? ..........................
c. How many diamonds do they find?
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c. How many diamonds do they each get? ..........................
d. How many swords do they find?
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d. How many swords do they each get?
e. How many gold bars do they find?
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e. How many gold bars do they each get? ..........................
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Answers: 1a-18, b-12, c-9, d-3, e-6, 2a-6, b-4, c-3, d-1, e-2.
Slimy Sums Look at snake number 1 and fill in the missing numbers.
123 5
15 13
18
7 9 How many ODD numbers altogether?
How many EVEN numbers altogether?
Look at snake number 2 and answer the questions. How many circles can you count? How many triangles can you count? How many squares can you count? How many stars can you count?
Magical Times Tables
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= = = = = = = = = = =
WHALES SQUID SHARKS ANGELFISH CRABS CLAMS FISH WORMS SHELLS CLOWNFISH STARFISH ROCKS
Answers: 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 27, 30, 33, 36
1 × 2 × 3 × 4 × 5 × 6 × 7 × 8 × 9 × 10 × 11 × 12 ×
Frank is fishing at the beach. Help him by completing the sums to see what he has caught.
Food Pyramid 1
1. Sugars & Fats USE SPARINGLY
2. Dairy
MILK, CHEESE, YOGHURT 2 - 3 SERVINGS
3. Protein 2
MEAT, POULTRY, BEANS 2 - 3 SERVINGS
3
4. Vegetables
3 - 5 SERVINGS
4
5
5. Fruit
2 - 4 SERVINGS
6. Carbohydrates 6
BREAD, CEREAL, RICE, PASTA. 6 – 11 SERVINGS
Make your own food pyramid. Look at the different foods scattered below. Cut them out and glue them in their correct places on the food pyramid above. Use this food pyramid daily as a guide to healthy food choices.
Super Science LIFE CYCLE OF A BUTTERFLY
Butterfly Chrysalis (Pupa)
Eggs
Caterpillar (Larva)
Fill in the correct words to complete the sentences: The female butterfly lays .............................................................................................. on a leaf. An egg hatches and becomes a .............................................................................................. (or larva) The caterpillar makes a .............................................................................................. (or pupa) The chrysalis splits open and a new ....................................................................................... is born!
Super Science It’s spring time! Draw the other half of the butterfly by completing the smaller section of image in each grid square.
Now, make your own butterfly bookmark! Colour in the butterfly and write your name in the space provided. Cut it out and use it to keep your place in your readers!
Contact details
Name of CANstruction
Grade(s)
Age(s)
Region / Province
Name of School
Full name of pupil(s)
Number of pupils
The competition will run for 4 months from 1 June to 30 September 2011.
CAN Craze Competition Entry Form
To enter, complete the entry form below and send it, along with pictures of your structure, to Collect-a-Can by fax: 086 661 0462 or email: jenette@collectacan.co.za on or before 30 September 2011.
Your structure can either be built in teams or individually. There are no limits to the size of your structure however each structure will need to be made from a minimum of 300 cans. The more creative the structure is, the better!
This is a national competition and participating pupils and schools stand in line to win prizes totalling R50 000 for the most creative structures. For every CAN Craze structure created, the participants will need to have collected the cans used in its construction and will thereby be contributing to a cleaner environment. The collection of cans will add to the recovery rate of used beverage cans in the country.
The aim of the CAN Craze Competition is to challenge children’s creative skills by encouraging them to make artworks from used beverage cans and recyclables, showing them that recycling is fun!
CAN Craze Competition – Entry Form 2011
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