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A life observed
No great painter in the history of British art has ever been more loved, or more widely shown, than David Hockney. He was so popular and seemed so familiar, with his big specs and bright hair, that people occasionally confused him with that other...
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Feet first, picture consequences
Three player game Fold along the lines so you can only see the bottom quarter (FEET) Next, draw any kind of legs, making sure the drawing finishes just above the next line Fold over and pass it on to the next player to draw the torso and repeat for...
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Can you pass first time?
Blythe is taking her driving test. Which car will take her to her new licence
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Spot the unique ladybird
Each of these ladybirds has a twin, except for one that has a unique pattern. Can you spot it? Turn to the back page for the answer
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Eels and ladders
Move your piece from start to finish avoiding eels and climbing ladders for shortcuts
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Off to the laces
Can you trace the marathon medal winners from their trainers?
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Maze of the roses
Find the correct path through the thorns to the red rose in the centre
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A splash of colour
Fill in the shapes that contain a dot to find out what’s wading around in the puddles
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Hop or flop?
Hares and rabbits are both cute, but they’re really very different. Match each fact below with the correct floppy-eared creature. The answers are on the back page 1. I live in underground warrens 2. A group of mine is most commonly called a fluffle...
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Puzzle centenary special
Everyman: centenary jumbo The shaded square in the centre contains a quotation by 1ac without its subject, which can be found at 68ac. The unchecked letters in the quotation can be jumbled to give CAUTIONING SUBDUING WHITE-HAIRY Across 1 He penned...
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Match the G
Create a full G by joining a top to its matching bottom. Answers on the back page
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