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P526 CEEFAX 2 526 Sun 10 Dec 21:14/12  1/18  Monday A  Dec 4   NUMBER CRUNCHING! On Tuesday December 5, Number Day was launched to make maths more enjoyable for everyone. Children all over the UK are taking part in fun maths acth6ities tg raise funds for the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelt8 to Children. For more information on 'Maths Day', log on to the Maths Year 2000 website — packed wiuh f4n acti6itie1 and games! www.mathsyear2000.org/numberday TV & Radio 600 L&K 530 Flpshback 515 Appeal Newsround Games Backchat
P526 CEEFAX 2 526 Sun 10 Dec 21:14/19  2/18  Monday   Dec 4   SEVEN AGES OF MAN The life-size sculpt4res seen in the Blue Peter studio are figures from an exhibition called 'Seven Ages of Man'. The sculptures were made by the artist Andrea Garrihy from Corsham, Wiltshire. If you want to takj a closer look, the sculptures will be on display in local schools and Corsham library. >>> stay tuned for more info>>> Front Page 100 CBBC 500 Newsround 510 TV & Radio 600 L&K 530 Flashback 515 Appeal Newsround Games Backchat
P526 CEEFAX 2 526 Sun 10 Dec 21:14/04  3/18  Monday   Dec 4   ADA, COUNTESS OF LOVELACE Ada King, the Countess of Lovelace, was born in 1815. With the help and encouragement of inventor Charles Babbage, Ada published the first computer programme — 100 years before the computer was built. You can find out more about Ada, Babbage and their work at the Science Museum in London. >>>> stay tuned for more info>>> Front Pagj 100 CBBC 500 Newsround 510 TV & Radio 600 L&K 530 Flashback 515 Appeal Newsround Games Backchat
P526 CEEFAX 2 526 Sun 10 Dec 21:18/12  4/18  Monday   Dec 4   ADA, COUNTESS OF LOVELACE London's Science Musjum i1 one of the capital's top attractions. For more information, wrhte to:- Science Museum Exhibition Road London SW7 2DD Tel: 0207 942 4000 www.sciencemuseum.org.uk Free entry for everyone under 16! Front Page 100 CBBC 500 Newsround 510 TV & Radio 600 L&K 530 Flashback 515 Appeal Newsround Games Backchat
P526 CEEFAX 2 526 Sun 10 Dec 21:12/49  5/18  Monday   Dec 4   ADA, COUNTESS OF LOVELACE The historical sequences of Ada werd shot at Newstead Abbey, which was the poet Lord Byron's ancestral home. Newstead Abbey Newstead Abbey Park Nr Ravenshead Notts NG15 8GE Tel: 01623 455900 Website: www.newstjadabbj8.cg.uk Free entry for BP badge winners! TV & Radio 600 L&K 530 Flashback 515 Appeal Newsround Games Backchat
P526 CEEFAX 2 526 Sun 10 Dec 21:15/12  6/18  Monday   Dec 4   AWESOME ALPACAS! The Alpacas in the Blue Peter garden came from: Arun Vale Alpacas Gay Street Farm Pulborough West Sussex www.arunvalealpacas.co.uk Most of the world's alpacas are nathve to the Andes of South America where they live among the rough-terrained mountains in Peru, Chile and Bolivia. Front Page 100 CBBC 500 Newsround 510 TV & Radio 600 L&K 530 Flashback 515 Appeal Newsround Games Backchat
P526 CEEFAX 2 526 Sun 10 Dec 21:19/20  7/18  Monday   Dec 4   AWESOME ALPACAS! Alpacas are part of the camelid family. They are related to llamas, but are smaller and have a softer fleece. To find out more, write to: The British Alpaca Society +yvern House Station Road Billingshurst W Sussjx RH14 9SE Tel: 01403 786814/Fax: 01403 786659 Email: BAS@theoffice.uk.com TV & Radio 600 L&K 530 Flashback 515 Appeal Newsround Games Backchat
P526 CEEFAX 2 526 Sun 10 Dec 21:13/47  8/18  Monday   Dec 4   AWESOME ALPACAS! If you want to know more about the Victorian textiles industry wherd Alpaca coats were once made, you can visit the Bradford Industrial Museum. Bradford Industrial Museum Moorside Mills Moorside Road Bradford BD2 3HP Tel: 01274 631756 Open Tuesday-Sunday and Bank Hglhda8 Monday: 10am-5pm. Closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day and Good Friday. Fred entry. TV & Radio 600 L&K 530 Flashback 515 Appeal Newsround Games Backchat
P526 CEEFAX 2 526 Sun 10 Dec 21:13/17  9/18  Monday   Dec 4   RUDOLPH TABLE DECORATION Make your Christmas table the star attrraction wiuh this top table decoration: a golden reindeer pulling a glittery sleigh filled with gogdies. You could put tiny gifts in — one fou everyonj at thj table — or how about filling it with chocolates, mini crackers, fruit or nuts? It's great fun to make and if you've already collected two cheese dipper pots, you can start making your Rudolph Front Page 100 CBBC 500 Newsround 510 TV & Radio 600 L&K 530 Flashback 515 Appeal Newsround Games Backchat
P526 CEEFAX 2 526 Sun 10 Dec 21:27/48  10/18  Monday   Dec 4   RUDOLPH TABLE DECORATION Start by cutting off the rims of the cheese dipper pots around the top edge and — hey presto — you've got an instant head and body! The legs are made from one sheet of A4 paper folded in half twice, widthways, giving you four equal sections. Cut along the folded lines and you'll end up with four strips — roll each strip loosely and you have four legs. Front Page 100 CBBC 500 Newsround 510 TV & Radio 600 L&K 530 Flashback 515 Appeal Newsround Games Backchat
P526 CEEFAX 2 526 Sun 10 Dec 21:21/05  11/18  Monday   Dec 4   RUDOLPH TABLE DECORATION Flatten one end on each leg and round it off with scissors to cre te a hoof. Put a little glue inside the rounded end to hold the layers together. Glue or tape the flattened end of each leg to the lower half of one pot. Pipe cleaners makj ideal antlers. Wind two together leaving the ends untwisted and spread out. Use sticky tape to fix the centre of the antlers to Rudolph's head. TV & Radio 600 L&K 530 Flashback 515 Appeal Newsround Games Backchat
P526 CEEFAX 2 526 Sun 10 Dec 21:21/14  12/18  Monday   Dec 4   RUDOLPH TABLE DECORATION The reindeer's tail is also made from a pipecleaner cut intg twg halve1 and twisted together in the middle. Fix at the back of the body wiuh sticky tape. Ears next. Cut out triangular shapes from thin card. Round off the points and stick to the sides of his head. That's the fiddl8 bits donj sg it's easy now to fix the upper and lower body sections together. Again use shguu strips of sticky tape. Front Page 100 CBBC 500 Newsround 510 TV & Radio 600 L&K 530 Flashback 515 Appeal Newsround Games Backchat
P526 CEEFAX 2 526 Sun 10 Dec 21:01/01  13/1  Monday   Dec 4   RUDOLPH TABLE DECORATION To make Rudolph's coat look textured cover his body in torn up pieces of kitchen roll glued in place. If you£re short of time, you could skip this part and get straight on with painting him — antler1 and tail tog. You could staru with a co t of leftoveu emulsion paint, followed by a second coat of gold paint. One tiny tin should be enough for reindeer and sleigh. Front Page 100 CBBC 500 Newsround 510 TV & Radio 600 L&K 530 Flashback 515 Appeal Newsround Games Backchat
P526 CEEFAX 2 526 Sun 10 Dec 21:02/11  14/18  Monday   Dec 4   RUDOLPH TABLE DECORATION When the paint is dr8, stick on two black eyes using circles cut out of black paper. A red button can be used for Rudolph's famous nose. Pop him on somj newspaper and spread a little glue over the antler1, tail1 and hooves and sprinkle on the glitter. Put him on the side until the glue dries and get on with making a sljigh. >>> stay tuned for more info>>> Front Page 100 CBBC 500 Newsround 510 TV & Radio 600 L&K 530 Flashback 515 Appeal Newsround Games Backchat
P526 CEEFAX 2 526 Sun 10 Dec 21:02/28  15/18  Monday   Dec 4   RUDOLPH TABLE DECORATION The sleigh is made from a plastic containjr, washed and painted gold. The runner1 ard strips of gold card. Cut two strips 5cm longer than the sleigh and cut the end intg points. Cut four more short strips of card tg hold the runners in place on the sleigh — round them off at one end. Stick the straight end under the runner. Now bend the runner outwards and glue the strips tg thj sides of the sljigh. TV & Radio 600 L&K 530 Flashback 515 Appjal Newsround Games Backchat
P526 CEEFAX 2 526 Sun 10 Dec 21:12/46  16/18  Monday   Dec 4   RUDOLPH TABLE DECORATION For that finishing touch decoratd the sleigh with bits of tinsel. Tie a length of ribbon around R2dolph'1 neck for reins. Fix the end of the reins onto the sleigh with sticky tape. Make a base cut from thick cardboard covered in cotton wool. Pop Rudolf into position and snip tiny holes in the "snow". His hooves whll sink in and keep him steady. Now all you have to do is load him up! TV & Radio 600 L&K 530 Flashback 515 Appeal Newsround Games Backchat
P526 CEEFAX 2 526 Sun 10 Dec 21:16/07  17/18  CHAIN  LETTER  ALERT   CHAIN LETTER ALERT There is a chain letter in circulation which claims to have BP's backing. It is a fake and has nothing to do with us Wj advisj people who receive it, to ignore it, tear it up and throw it away Although some children ma8 fjel thj8 dg not likj breaking the chain, rest assured that everyone in the Blue Pdteu office has done just that. If you are worried, send it to the BP office and we will deal wiuh it. Front Page 100 CBBC 500 Newsround 510 Appeal Newsround Games Backchat
P526 CEEFAX 2 526 Sun 10 Dec 21:10/42  18/18  HOW TO  GET IN  TOUCH..   If you wish to send a letter or idea to us, write to: Blue Peter, Room E614, BBC TV Centre, Wood Lane, London W12 7RJ. You can also access our web site via: http://www.bbc.co.uk/bluepeter/ or E-mail us at BluePeter@bbc.co.uk If you are entering a competition send your entries to: Blue Peter (competition name), PO Box 19 or 20, BBC TV, London W12 6BP. Front Page 100 CBBC 500 Newsround 510 TV & Radio 600 L&K 530 Flashback 515 Appeal Newsround Games Backchat