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Glasgow Feb Half-Term 2020

We have so many fun activities and events coming up over the next couple of months, with many of the ones listed low cost - which might be especially helpful at this time of year. This half-term can be a little tricky with short days and gloomy weather, so we think its important to stay busy with fun things to do to keep the whole family happy!

We have so many fun activities and events coming up over the next couple of months, with many of the ones listed low cost - which might be especially helpful at this time of year. This half-term can be a little tricky with short days and gloomy weather, so we think its important to stay busy with fun things to do to keep the whole family happy!

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WILDLIFE

PUZZLES

ALLIGATOR SNAPPING TURTLE

This turtle is found mainly around rivers and lakes in the

southeastern United States.

It has powerful jaws with ridges

on its carapace (shell) which

are similar to an alligator.

It will eat almost anything it

can catch including fish and

other turtles.

About 66cm (26ins) in shell

length it can live to be 50 to

100 years old.

WHAT DOES A TURTLE

DO ON ITS BIRTHDAY?

IT SHELLEBRATES!

1) What do you call a

baby turtle?

A) A TOT

B) A HATCHLING

C) A TORTLE

2) What do you call a

group of turtles?

A) A BATCH

B) A BALE

C) A BOX

HOW MANY OF

THE WORD TURTLE

CAN YOU FIND IN

THIS GRID?

THE WORDS

CAN BE DOWN ,

ACROSS OR

DIAGONAL!

TURTLE BOX

T U R T L E T R T

U T Y L Q P U Y U

L R U E T L R O R

T D L R C Y T T T

L U E U T N L U L

R O R L W L E R E

U T U T R T E T F

T L R E L Q R L E

U R L T U E U E T

WORDGAMES

REFERENCE

BATTY RIDDLE

Each of the four lines of this verse is a

clue to a 4-letter word. Can you find

the four words?

1) Add a W to a TON,

a lot of people live there. _ _ _ _

2) When an S has some TEA,

they might sit down on a chair. _ _ _ _

3) Put a Y beside a TIN,

then it becomes quite small. _ _ _ _

4) But an E beside a HUG,

then it becomes very tall. _ _ _ _

TWEETING

TURTLE

Only four of these eight names are real types of turtle.

Which four are false?

LEATHERBACK

TURTLE

PIG NOSED

TURTLE

REAL OR LOOPY

COW HEAD

TURTLE

HOWLING

TURTLE

CHESS BOARD

TURTLE

SPOTTED

TURTLE

BOX

TURTLE

FAIRY TALES

ART

MY FIRST IS IN PEAR, BUT NOT IN PEA.

MY SECOND IS IN OCEAN, BUT NOT IN SEA.

MY THIRD IS IN PUP, BUT NOT IN PET.

MY FOURTH IS IN TENNIS, BUT NOT IN SET.

MY LAST IS IN DO AND ALSO IN DARE.

MY WHOLE COULD NEVER BE CALLED A SQUARE.

Can you

spot the

eight

differences

between

these two

paintings?

I ASKED YOU TO PAINT

ME TWO FROGS

CROAKING! NOT TWO

FROGS JOKING!

WHY DID THE

FROG SAY

MEOW?

IT WAS LEARNING

A FOREIGN

LANGUAGE!

WHY DID THE

FROG SAY

WOOF?

IT WAS LEARNING

A FOREIGN

LANGUAGE!

OOPS!

TWO FROGS JOKING

TWO FROGS JOKING

Q: Can a kangaroo

jump higher than the

Empire State Building?

A: Of course. The

Empire State Building

can’t jump!

Q: Why couldn’t

the leopard

play hide and

seek?

A: Because he

was always

spotted!

Q: What is the

strongest animal?

A snail. He carries

his house on his

back!

WHAT DID THE FINGER

SAY TO THE THUMB?

Q: What happened

to the cat that

swallowed a ball of

wool?

A: She had

mittens!

Primary Times in Glasgow,

Schools Publishing Limited

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Newtown Road,

Henley on Thames

RG9 1HG.

I’M IN GLOVE WITH YOU!

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FPJ122

Answers: Q&A 1) B 2) B. Turtle Box = 6. Batty Riddle 1) TOWN 2) SEAT 3) TINY 4) HUGE. Real or Loopy TWEETING, COW HEAD, CHESS BOARD, HOWLING. Riddle - ROUND. Spot the Difference 1) SPEECH BUBBLE

2) LILLY PAD AT BACK 3) LEFT FROG’S EYES 4) LEFT FROG SPOT ON BODY 5) RIGHT FROG’S ARM 6) LEFT FROG’S TOE 7) RIGHT FROG’S PART OF LEG MISSING 8) BIG LILLY PAD PATTERN MISSING.

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