Mr T - Lowther Primary School
Mr T - Lowther Primary School Mr T - Lowther Primary School
Sports Update By Victor White (Sports Correspondent) Our football club has made a strong start to the season with an impressive score of 5-3 and 4-2! Keep it up. We have also joined a seven aside league I hope we win it! The basketball team is now up and running! Can we win the treble two years in a row The school has started a hockey club for the first time ever, I hope it turns out to be as successful as our other sports teams! The netball team has participated in its first tournament and we came 3 rd with 9 Can I play Woof! points. 14
Thanks Adam—I’d give that a go if I ever stopped skipping! Step 1 - The Cross Find the side with the white square in the centre. Try and find all the middle pieces for the white side. When you have found all the white middle pieces, put one of the four white squares on the white side. When you have found all four of the middle pieces, identify where they go so you can just slot them in. This might take a bit of practise but at the end you will do it! Step 2 - Position the white edges correctly You have now got a cross on the white face (yellow in the picture). Now I will explain how to get the white edges in the correct place.As you can see on the right there is a cross under the the incorrect edges and a tick on the correct edges.If you already have the edges in the correct places, move on to the next step. If you have a cross with the edges in the wrong places, stay on this step until you have completed the task. Look at one face (don’t move the cube) and twist all the faces twice. This will place the white edges into the opposite face. When you have done this, concentrate on one edge piece. Look under the white edge piece. It could be any colour. Twist the upper face until the colour under the white edge matches the piece under it. After that twist that face with the correct edge to make it go onto the white face. Do this with all the white edges. These cubes have had such a pawsitive influence! 15
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Thanks Adam—I’d give<br />
that a go if I ever<br />
stopped skipping!<br />
Step 1 - The Cross<br />
Find the side with the white square in the centre. Try and find all the<br />
middle pieces for the white side. When you have found all the white<br />
middle pieces, put one of the four white squares on the white side.<br />
When you have found all four of the middle pieces, identify where<br />
they go so you can just slot them in. This might take a bit of practise<br />
but at the end you will do it!<br />
Step 2 - Position the white edges correctly<br />
You have now got a cross on the white face (yellow in the picture). Now I<br />
will explain how to get the white edges in the correct place.As you can see<br />
on the right there is a cross under the the incorrect edges and a tick on the<br />
correct edges.If you already have the edges in the correct places, move on<br />
to the next step. If you have a cross with the edges in the wrong places,<br />
stay on this step until you have completed the task. Look at one face (don’t<br />
move the cube) and twist all the faces twice. This will place the white edges<br />
into the opposite face. When you have done this, concentrate on one<br />
edge piece. Look under the white edge piece. It could be any colour. Twist<br />
the upper face until the colour under the white edge matches the piece<br />
under it. After that twist that face with the correct edge to make it go onto<br />
the white face. Do this with all the white edges.<br />
These cubes have<br />
had such a pawsitive<br />
influence!<br />
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