Showing posts with label school spellings for a daughter aged 12. Show all posts
Showing posts with label school spellings for a daughter aged 12. Show all posts

Thursday, 16 October 2014

School Spellings for a daughter aged 12 (part 5)


ATOM yourself to the chirpy
BOILING POINT. Confound your
COMPOUND into a
MIXTURE of a
SOLID
LIQUID & smily
GAS. Find the
MELTING POINTS  of
METALS and
NON-METALS using Dettol in a frolicky
PATTERN. Learning the
PERIODIC TABLE will give you magical
PROPERTIES. Tell the world by singing the sulphuric acid
SYMBOL in the style of Sebastian Vettel.


Brummmmmm H2S04 Neeeeeeeow
Neeeeeeeeeow H 2 S 0 4 flappy flag



Sneaky Science Spellings are from a different school.

Wednesday, 11 June 2014

School Spellings for a daughter aged 12 (part 4)


CONVINCE all that
SPECIAL Brew was brewed to
CREATE beery
PASSION. Cheerily
IMPLY that an on
DEMAND machine will
INDEED provide
SYMPATHY when needed
(after a fashion)

Today I have learnt about Special Brew. 


‘Special Brew was originally brewed by the Danes for Winston Churchill. His visit to Copenhagen in 1950 was commemorated with a 'special' brew produced in his honour. Originally called V-øllet (V-Beer), the drink followed the Danish tradition of producing a new beer to celebrate outstanding events such as a royal occasion or European coronation. Churchill's favourite drink was cognac, so in brewing him a commemorative beer, the brewers at Carlsberg created a stronger lager with cognac flavours among its tasing notes. 
At Christmas in 1952 Special Brew was launched throughout Denmark, and has been available in the UK since the '70's. Special Brew is a full bodied, fruity tasting, strong lager with a good clean bitterness’ Beer facts provided by the Carlsburg Group

Wednesday, 5 March 2014

School Spellings for a daughter aged 12 (part 2)



HISTORICAL
TRADITION comes into
EFFECT very soon. We must
ANALYSE all dairy that
SYMBOLISES
EVIDENT and
CLEAR cheese. Read the sacred
TEXT that
PRESENTS and
SHOWS the curdish wheys.





Little Miss Muffet
Sat on a tuffet
Eating her curds and whey
Along came a spider
Who sat down beside her
And frightened Miss Muffet away

 Traditional Nursery Rhyme