Innholdsfortegnelse for December 2024 i Little Sparkles

It’s a sad day. Our ship, Symphony, hit a rock this morning and we are sinking. We must abandon the ship and swim for our lives. Day 1. We’re alive! We swam all day and all night until we reached land. Who knows what’s on this island? First, we must sleep and rest. Day 2. Today we walked around the island. We climbed a tree and all we saw was the deep blue sea and the hot sand. Now we must find food. Day 3. Today we went swimming and fishing. There were sea urchins in the sea. Now we must find fresh water. Who knows how we can carry it? Day 4. Today we climbed a volcano. At the top, there was a pool of fresh rainwater. It was…

What you’ll need: • Apple Basket Supplies: • Brown construction paper. • School glue. • Scissors. Let’s get started on this sweet woven apple basket! First, gather all of your supplies. This will make crafting a lot easier. I was able to gather all of the supplies from my craft closet. This is such a great activity for the whole family! First, cut the construction paper into one inch strips. Next, weave the strips into a large square. Now, use school glue to secure a strip of paper around all four edges of the woven paper. Then, fold the paper so that there is a square in the middle. Next, trim the sides so it can be folded into a basket. Finally, glue the sides together to create a dimensional…

Postcard from London 1. What’s the word? Write the word under the pictures. 2. Read and circle! Read the postcard from London and circle the examples of the top tips. Top tips for writing postcards! 1. Start your postcard Dear + name. 2. Start the days of the week with a capital letter. 3. Write the name and address on the right of the postcard. 3. Match them up! Match the days of the week to Lucy’s activities. 4. Practise writing! Write a postcard to a friend or family member. Think about these questions first: Where are you? What did you see? Where did you go? What is their address?…

W‘hat are you doing?’ ‘I was trying to break a world record.’ ‘How many jumps did you do?’ ‘2,346.’ ‘Wow! What’s the world record?’ ‘177,737. That’s another record I’ve failed to break.’ ‘Why, have you tried to break other records?’ ‘Yes. I try a new one each day. I really want to be a record-breaker. ‘Last weekend I hula hooped with ten hoops but the record’s 99. ‘On my birthday I tried to blow the biggest ever bubblegum bubble. Mine was 30 centimetres high but the record is 58.4 centimetres. ‘Last month I tried to balance the most spoons on my face. The record is 15, I could only do three. WORLD RECORD I’m never going to break a record.’ ‘Hey, wait a minute. You’ve tried to break a record…

Candy canes remind us it’s time for the holidays National Candy Cane Day is on December 26, and while that doesn’t mean it’ll keep us from munching on the sugary sticks as early as Thanksgiving, it does give us a chance to indulge as much as we can before New Year’s. With beginnings in 17thcentury Germany, these sweet treats were curved to represent the shepherds’ crooks. The story of candy canes began in the Cologne Cathedral in Germany, where the choirmaster handed out the bent sweet sticks to his youngest singers to keep them quiet during the long Living Creche ceremony.…