FIELD KIDS CORNER

NEWSLETTER

Week of: December 7- 9, 2016 17th Edition Chosen By: Hannah

Crafts

Dream Jars

Frobscottle Food Craft

Nathan don’t let out a

whizzpopper!

“And oh gosh, how delicious it was! It was sweet and refreshing. It tasted of vanilla and cream,

with just the faintest trace of raspberries on the edge of the flavour. And the bubbles were

wonderful. Sophie could actually feel them bouncing and bursting all around her tummy. It was

an amazing sensation. It felt as though hundreds of tiny people were dancing a jig inside her

and tickling her with their toes. It was lovely.” -Roald Dahl

“The glass jar containing the one and only good dream they had caught that day stood

between them. The BFG, with great care and patience, was printing something on a piece of

paper with an enormous pencil. 'What are you writing?' Sophie asked him. 'Every dream is

having its special label on the bottle,' the BFG said. 'How else could I be finding the one I am

wanting in a hurry?' 'But can you really and truly tell what sort of a dream it's going to be

simply by listening to it?' Sophie asked. 'I can,' the BFG said, not looking up. 'But how? Is it by

the way it hums and buzzes?' 'You is less or more right,' the BFG said. 'Every dream in the

world is making a different sort of buzzy-hum music. And these grand swashboggling ears of

mine is able to read that music.’ ” -Roald Dahl

Giants

Attack on Giant Country

Giving Dreams

NEXT WEEK:

Pets

Catching Dreams

“ ‘I is a dream-blowing giant,' the BFG said.

'When all the other giants is galloping off every

what way and which to swollop human beans, I

is scuddling away to other places to blow

dreams into the bedrooms of sleeping children.

Nice dreams. Lovely golden dreams. Dreams

that is giving the dreamers a happy time.’ ”

-Roald Dahl

Camilla

Downhill Derby

“Suddenly, the Fleshlumpeater shot out two enormous hands and grabbled the BFG around the

waist. He tossed him high in the air and shouted, 'Catch him, Manhugger!' The Manhugger caught

him. The other giants spread out quickly in a large circle, each giant about twenty yards from his

neighbour, preparing for the game they were going to play.” -Roald Dahl