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    1. The 1st noel the

    angel did say....

    2. Oh little town

    of Bethlehem...

    3. O come all ye

    faithful...

    4. I saw Mummy

    k i s s i n g S an t a

    Claus...

    5 . A w a y i n a

    manger no crib

    for a bed....

    6 . Should au ld

    acquaintance be

    forgot

    7 . F r o s t y t h e

    snowman was a

    jolly happy soul

    8 . G o d re s t

    y e m e rr y ,

    gentlemen

    9 . G o o d ki n g

    Wenceslas looked

    out

    10. Grandma got

    run over by a

    reindeer

    1 1 . H a r k ! T h e

    h e ra l d a n ge l s

    sing

    12. Have yourself

    a m e r r y l it t l e

    Christmas

    13. Here comes

    Santa Claus here

    c o m e s S an t a

    Claus

    14. Come they

    told me, pa rum

    pum pum pum

    15. J ingle bel l ,

    jingle bell, jingle

    bell rock

    16. Deck the halls

    with boughs of

    holly

    17. Rudolph the

    red nose reindeer

    had a very shiny

    nose

    18. You better

    watch out you

    bett er not cry

    1 9 . W e t hr e e

    Kings of Orient

    are

    20. Im dreaming

    o f a w hi t e

    Christmas

    Christmas Tree Maze

    Can you find out what goes on t

    op of this Christmas tree?

    Sutherland Studios

    FIND THE NEGATIVE

    Take the rst letter of eac

    h of these objects and rea

    rrange them to

    make a mystery word.

    BUSH CHRISTMAS:Rock missing, extra

    leaf at top, Santas glove colour, colour

    changed on leaves, new patch on sack,

    tree branch missing, rock changed

    position, Santas smile, new koala,

    leaves missing at top.

    FIND THE NEGATIVE: 3

    WORD JUMBLE: Chocolate.

    CODE CRACKER: I need the red-nosed

    reindeer on my sleigh tonight.

    SINGING WITH SANTA: 1. Was to

    certain poor shepherds in elds as they

    lay 2. How still we see thee lie 3.

    Joyful and triumphant 4. Underneath

    the mistletoe last night 5. The little

    lord Jesus laid down his sweet head 6.

    And never brought to mind 7. With

    a corncob pipe and a button nose

    and two eyes made out of coal 8. Let

    nothing you dismay 9. On the feast of

    Stephen 10. Walking home from our

    house Christmas Eve 11. Glory to the

    newborn king 12. Let your heart be

    light 13. Right down Santa Claus lane

    14. A new born King to see, pa rum

    pum pum pum 15. Jingle bells swing

    and jingle bells ring 16. Fa-la-la-la-

    la, la-la-la-la 17. And if you ever saw

    it you would even say it glowed 18.

    Better not pout Im telling you why 19.

    Bearing gifts we traverse afar 20. Just

    like the ones I used to know

    MAZE: Star.

    Can you work

    out the mystery

    code on Santas

    computer?

    Clues: Santas

    computer only

    prints * where

    a vowel should

    be.

    Also, where

    you see a lett er,

    go forward one

    lett er in the

    alphabet.

    CODE CRACKER

    SINGING WITH SANTA

    WORD JUMBLE

    SOLUTIONS

    CHRISTMAS TREE MA

    ZE

    Can you sing the next line?

    D L O G C RI O H C F S

    N U G

    M I N C E HA N G E L I

    G I V

    L I G H T SU S E L A S

    R C Y

    S D R U M ME R A Y E K

    R U T

    Y A D I L OH H C B A L

    L E T

    H H G R S IE R P H S E

    R N W

    S A A E T HA P J U B O

    A O S

    M I E R T CT R O M D E

    N O E

    A R L K K AS A S A G D

    L N S

    T O C E P NE N E A E S

    I L R

    A E R P N EL C P R T W

    T N S

    D S L O V TB E H I W A

    L A G

    R E S T A SU R C G O N

    G G E

    S R I O E IA E W I S E

    M E N

    T R A E H LB G N I K C

    O T S

    What is the next line

    of these Christmas

    Songs?

    1. The 1st noel the

    angel did say....

    2. Oh little town of

    Bethlehem...

    3. O come all ye

    faithful...

    4. I saw Mummy

    kissing Santa Claus...

    5. Away in a manger

    no crib for a bed....

    6. Should auld

    acquaintance be

    forgot

    7. Frosty the snowman

    was a jolly happy

    soul

    8. God rest ye merry,

    gentlemen

    9. Good king

    Wenceslas looked

    out

    10. Grandma got run

    over by a reindeer

    11. Hark! The herald

    angels sing

    12. Have yourself

    a merry little

    Christmas

    13. Here comes Santa

    Claus here comes

    Santa Claus

    14. Come they told

    me, pa rum pum pum

    pum

    15. Jingle bell, jingle

    bell, jingle bell

    rock

    16. Deck the halls

    with boughs of holly

    17. Rudolph the red

    nose reindeer had a

    very shiny nose

    18. You better watch

    out you better not

    cry

    19. We three Kings

    of Orient are

    20. Im dreaming of a

    white Christmas

    Match the Pair

    Singing with Santa

    Spot the 10 Difference

    s

    SANTA SPRINT: 7

    MAZE: 2

    SINGING WITH

    SANTA: 1. Was

    to certain poor

    shepherds in elds

    as they lay 2.

    How still we see

    thee lie 3. Joyful

    and triumphant

    4. Underneath

    the mistletoe last

    night 5. The little

    lord Jesus laid down his

    sweet head 6. And never

    brought to mind 7. With

    a corncob pipe and a

    button nose and two eyes

    made out of coal 8. Let

    nothing you dismay 9.

    On the feast of Stephen

    10. Walking home from

    our house Christmas Eve

    SPOT THE DIFFERENCES:

    pine tree bigger,

    snowball missing, white

    spot on top hat, carrot

    shorter, B on jersey,

    scarf longer, jersey loses

    stripe, stripe appears

    on trousers, koala

    loses nger, shadow

    disappears.

    MATCH THE PAIR: Santa

    and sleigh + reindeer,

    tree + presents, Santa

    + hat.

    Which reindeer will reach Sa

    nta?

    ADOREANGELAPPLESBALLETBAUBLESCHOIRCHURCH BELLS

    CRACKERSDECK THE HAL

    LS

    DRUMMEREGGNOGFIRGALAGOLDHARKHEARTHEAVNHOLIDAYJOSEPHLIGHTSLISTENMAGIMINCEPAGEANT

    PRANCERPUDDINGRESTSALESSILENTSINGSNUGSOLSTICESTOCKINGTREESTURKEYVIGILWINEWISE MENWONDERWREATHYULE

    Find all these words in the grid

    - they can run in any direction

    , but will always be in a straig

    ht line.

    Write the 17 left-over letters i

    n the stars below to discover a

    composition by Bach.

    Solutions

    DLOGCRIOHCFSNUG

    MINCEHANGELIGIV

    LIGHTSUSELASRCY

    SDRUMMERAYEKRUT

    YADILOHHCBALLET

    HHGRSIERPHSERNW

    SAAETHAPJUBOAOS

    MIERTCTROMDENOE

    ARLKKASASAGDLNS

    TOCEPNENEAESILR

    AERPNELCPRTWTNS

    DSLOVTBEHIWALAG

    RESTASURCGONGGE

    SRIOEIAEWISEMEN

    TRAEHLBGNIKCOTS

    CHRISTMAS ORATORIO WORD SEARCH:

    CHRISTMAS ORATORIO

    YULE

    Maze

    Word Search

    17. Rudolph the

    red nose reindeer

    had a very shiny

    18 . You better

    watch out you

    bett er not cry

    1 9 . W e t hr e e

    Kings of Orient

    20. Im dreaming

    o f a w hi t e

    Can you find out what goes on t

    op of this Christmas tree?

    Can you find out what goes on t

    op of this Christmas tree?

    D L OM I NL I GS D RY A DH H GS A AM I EA RT OA ED SR ES RT R

    Spot the 10 Difference

    sSpot the 10

    Differences

    Find all these words in the grid - they can run in any direction, but will always be in a straight line.Write the 17 left-over letters in the stars below to discover a composition by Bach.Write the 17 left-over letters in the stars below to discover a composition by Bach.Word Search

    T B P F E SS R A T S C

    T O G

    N A E C I FC A R D A S

    U N M

    E P S L E DM A N H C R

    I B M

    S D V E L UY X T T T S

    I L A

    E E B W I SH A U R A E

    P V R

    R E F W S MD L W V A N

    S E I

    P C R I A FJ P Y D N I

    G H T

    D O A T R WG A A B P N

    E V E

    E W T N O TR P D R A K

    F W W

    C E E I D OI E I M W U

    T O A

    E L T X B YN R L U N O

    B L E

    M G S E M SC H O R S E

    V L E

    B N O K R AH A H D O V

    E S E

    E I P E E HS T N E M A

    N R O

    R J B E T HL E H E M E

    R C Y

    Christmas Secret Shape

    Find all the listed words i

    n this grid - they can run

    in any direction, even ba

    ckwards or diagonally, bu

    t

    always in a straight line. T

    hen colour in the left-over

    letter squares to discover

    a hidden shape!

    AWEBAUBLEBELLSBETHLEHEM

    CANDY CANE

    CARDCRIBDECEMBER

    DOVESDRUMELVESEVEFAIRFIRFUNGRINCHHARKHOLIDAYICEJINGLELISTMANGERMERCYNIGHT

    NOBLEORNAMENTS

    PAPER HAT

    PEARPOSTPRESENTRITEROBESANTASHEEPSILVERSINGSLEDSTARSSUNTOPTOYSTRAYSTREEWISHWRAPXMASYULE

    Denise Sutherland

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    7PQRS

    8TUV

    9WXYZ

    6MNO5

    JKL4GHI

    3DEF2

    ABC1

    *

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    Only one shadow matches th

    e highlighted picture. Can y

    ou nd it?

    SEASONAL

    SOAK:

    Basin, ball, bat,

    boots, belt, book,

    bait, biscuit,

    bath, bubbles,

    brush, boat,

    bottle, beard,

    belly.

    WORD TRAIL:

    Where is North

    Pole?

    PHONE CODE:

    Hello kids, this

    is Santa here,

    bringing you gifts

    of Christmas

    cheer.

    SPOT THE

    DIFFERENCES:

    knot in toy

    bag changed,

    pinstripe missing

    from sleigh, shine

    missing from

    sleigh blades,

    rag missing from

    ground, rear

    vision mirror

    missing, pom

    pom missing

    from hat, extra

    exhaust pipe,

    bucket moved,

    Father Christmas

    eyelid missing, elf

    missing pocket.

    FIND THE

    SHADOW:

    5SECRET SHAPE

    WORDSEARCH:

    WRAPXMASXMASYULEYULE

    Using the phone keypad,

    decipher

    Santas message.

    Starting at the highligh

    ted letter, move in any

    direction

    (but use each letter only

    once) to nd a four wor

    d phrase

    (5,2,5,4) which will tell y

    ou why Santa is looking p

    uzzled.

    Phone Code

    Word Trail

    Spot the 10 Differences

    Find the shadow

    Secret Shape Wordsear

    ch

    Solutions

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    SEASONAL

    SOAK:

    Basin, ball, bat,

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    All these things happened in one year. Which one?1. The farthing ceases to be legal tender in the United Kingdom.2. An Ansett ANA Vickers Viscount aircraft crashes into Botany Bay.3. Australia wins 5-0 over Italy in the Davis Cup.4. The book Lady Chatt erleys Lover is banned in Australia.5. Sydneys electric tram service ends.6. Cricketer Merv Hughes is born.7. The current a airs programme Four Corners commences on

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    13 Mushroom14 Old measurement15 Widen17 Insti ncts19 Bay21 Asceti c Jew23 Exchange27 Smart30 Water31 Climb down33 Bawdy Eskimo35 Favourite36 Social worker of old37 Wholesome38 Shakespeare character

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    DOWN1 Beetle2 Simpsons character3 Twofold4 Old bomb5 Parish o cial6 Cover7 SI unit10 Mighty11 Sti ll16 Name (abbr)18 Relevant20 Anger22 Woolly surface23 Death24 Condense25 Before26 Cereal27 Enlightenment28 Poem29 Craven32 Base34 Ages

    Dux Crossword ACROSS 2 Oddjob 8 City 9 Eponym 12 Tableau 13 Cep 14 Rood 15 Dilate 17 Impulses 19 Biscay 21 Essene 23 Redeem 27 Snappy 30 Irrigate 31 Abseil 33 Nell 35 Pet 36 Almoner 37 Edible 38 Lago 39 Triads DOWN 1 Scarab 2 Ott o 3 Dyadic 4 Jalopy 5 Beadle 6 Encase 7 Ampere 10 Puissant 11 Yet 16 Les 18 Material 20 Ire 22 Nap 23 Reaper 24 Disti l 25 Ere 26 Millet 27 Satori 28 Aeneid 29 Yellow 32 Bed 34

    ErasIn one year 1961Lett erboxes Daisy Bates 1. rascal/lascar, 2. desire/reside, 3. dynamo/Monday, 4. bridal/ribald, 5. latent/talent.Palindrome Zone Was it a bat I saw?

    Att emptati onAttemptation No. 001T H E A C1 2 3 7 [email protected] Mini Dule, etui, Iona, Adam, mesa.Riddled the horizon

    ACROSS1 Collapsed in disrepair (6,4)6 Foreword low frequency Don Juan (4)10 Outline the

    perimeter (13)11 Tease a cloth fragment (3)12 Comfort from the sun by an expert (6)14 Good for nothing - poor thing (6)16 Be a right rude person (4)

    17 Arrest robust characters caught out (8)20 Heroic Ms Moore came in contact with the plague (8)

    21 It means all from the end back in (4)22 In a careless manner at all events (6)24 To open a lett er without a mark of disgrace (6)25 Check out the litt le horse doctor (3)27 I am saucy - you are rstly bett er able to be calm (13)

    29 Its in the window su ering they say (4)30 A fellow used forward measures and is to be the secretary

    (10)DOWN1 Illegal alley (10)2 An award originally received for rowing (3)3 Ancient EU members state (9)

    4 In short, good aft ernoon stupid! (4)5 A stock of clothes from draw back habit (8)7 Catching up with reconditi oning (11)8 A tooth begins fading by the end of spring (4)9 Its potassium, not marine speed (4)13 Reconstruct binocular pieces and it will smooth the way (11)

    15 Manoeuvres levels by adornments (10)18 The durati on record is on schedule (9)19 Kick start a report on the computer memory weight (8)23 Pays back barks (4)25 Accompaniment to a seductress (4)

    26 Go around the bend (4)28 Start bulldozing South Head for a people mover (3)

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    Solutions

    Letterboxes

    Palindrome Zone

    Attemptation

    Crosscode

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    Cryptic Crossword

    In this puzzle each lett er of the alphabet is represented by a number. Use the lett ers in the code grid below to get started and complete the Crosscode.

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    Find the Object: 15

    Wacko Crypto: Harry

    Potter and the Half

    Blood Prince

    Seeing Double: Bank,

    watch, bark, blade,

    block, punch.

    Word Link: Ginger,

    gingham, begin, engine,

    imagine, origin, Pidgin,

    Aborigine, aubergine,

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    An award originally received for rowing (3)Ancient EU members

    A tooth begins fading by the end of spring (4)

    SCHOOL SCHOOL What feature do these words share?TRANCEWHILETUBAPERK STAINAnd these?FROWNDEATHFLAIRMANOR

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    ACROSS 1 Aborigines hunting weapons (6) 8 Wrote Waltzing Matilda (8) 9 The Endeavour sailed into this Bay in 1770 (6)10 An Australian eucalyptus tree (8)11 Australia has grown into a great .... (6)12 Queensland ex Premier (4)13 To hide away (5)16 Make an attempt at (5)19 The ....., a VRC annual horseracing event (4)

    21 Became the countrys first Australian-born Governor General in 1931 to 1936 (6)22 Australia II won this cup in 1983 (8)23 The programme for a meeting (6)24 Seven such Territories are administered by Australia (8)25 An art prize first awarded in 1936 (6)

    DOWN 2 Broken Hills famous artist (3.4) 3 Over 750 species of these plants are unique to Australia (7) 4 In 1954 the Petrov incident disclosed such activities in Australia (6) 5 A charity day (3.4) 6 Torres Strait .... (7) 7 How taipans move about? (7)13 A true Australian country worker (7)14 Characteristic pronunciations (7)15 Socks and stockings (7)17 A yearly professional footrace is held here (7)

    18 Queensland town adjacent to Picnic Bay (7)20 Stiff fibres used for cordage and rope (6)

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    Chain GangPart, pert, peat, seat, sear, star, stay.

    ACROSS 1 Strong current of air Shirts wristband 2 Looked forward to 3 Accept (a gift) 4 Playhouse

    5 Collar fastener Went on a horse 6 Push the ___, be innovative 7 Small pampered pooch 8 Do a second draft 9 Fetching chore 10 Transfer of data to a smaller computer 11 Mailed Place for building 12 Eight-armed seafood delicacy 13 Complete victory or success 14 Small cucumber used for pickling 15 Dull heavy sound Insolent

    Lett ers A to Z have a number value, some are shown in the right hand

    cells.Create remaining values using clues in centre cells.

    Here is a crossword with a di erence, all the lett ers of the alphabet are represented

    by a number in the grid and there are no clues.Some lett ers have been given as clues to get you started, use the code cracker grid

    below to keep track of each lett er and their coded number.

    Common Good Summer School A-Z X-Word

    Australiana CrosswordMind Games

    Crosscode

    Kakuro

    Symbol Sum

    Alfakodo

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    correct positi ons in the empty grid (which, when completed, will exhibit

    a symmetrical patt ern)?

    Chain Gang

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    Alfakodo

    Kakuro

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    Word Fill

    One of these

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    like the others.

    Can you spot

    the odd one

    out?

    Singing with Natalie: 1. Bicycle Built For Two, 2.

    Waltzing Matilda, 3. The Wiggles - Big Red Car, 4.

    Vanessa Hudgens - Come Back To Me, 5. Bare

    Necessities, 6. Clementine, 7. Hi-5 - 3 Wishes,

    8. Ashley Tisdale - Be Good To Me, 9. On Top of

    Spaghetti, 10. Casper the Friendly Ghost

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    Hemisphere, 2. Once, then youre subtracting from 20,

    3. None - there are no ps in THAT, 4. None - theres

    no dirt in a hole, 5. All of them.

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    See if you can sing the

    next line -

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    within my heart, Daisy,

    Daisy 2. Once a jolly s

    wagman

    camped by a billabong,

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    travel near and well

    travel far ...

    4. Everyday, I try to play,

    another game but my

    heart cant take it ...

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    necessitiesthesimple

    barenecessities....

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    yourimagination

    8. Everydayisgetting

    worse, do the same

    things and it hurts

    9. OntopofSpaghetti,

    all covered with cheese

    10. Casper, the friendly

    ghost the friendliest

    ghost you know

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    AEROBUS

    AIRPORT

    ASTEROID

    BALLOON

    BIPLANE

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    hidden word!

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    Maze

    Rugrats

    Solutions

    Find a Word

    Pundit

    Total Recall

    Find all these words in this grid -

    they can go in any direction, but

    always in a straight line. The left

    over letters spell a hidden word!

    This carton is a pun on a word,

    title or

    well-known phrase. Can you wor

    k it out?

    Find a Word: Autopilot

    Pundit: Lipstick

    Puzzle Cellar

    Stock the Pots: Crow,

    blue, shoe, fork.

    Part of the Body: Nose.

    Identical Faces: 2 & 9.

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    Re-arrange the letters to reveal the Christmas Carol1. Greener symmetry to legend2. Angels wicked goons3. Earth-shaking handlers leg4. Boldly, Im the mutterer

    5. No hotel to befi t them well6. Clever, steadfast, hot whimsy7. Coyly or candid vanities8. Bemoan the shinier babble9. A gray win, a name10. Jet to holy word

    Twisted Carols

    T B P F E S S R A T S C T O GN A E C I F C A R D A S U N ME P S L E D M A N H C R I B MS D V E L U Y X T T T S I L AE E B W I S H A U R A E P V RR E F W S M D L W V A N S E IP C R I A F J P Y D N I G H TD O A T R W G A A B P N E V EE W T N O T R P D R A K F W WC E E I D O I E I M W U T O AE L T X B Y N R L U N O B L EM G S E M S C H O R S E V L EB N O K R A H A H D O V E S EE I P E E H S T N E M A N R OR J B E T H L E H E M E R C Y

    Christmas Secret ShapeFind all the listed words in this grid - they can run in any direction, even backwards or diagonally, but always in a straight line. Then colour in the left-over letter squares to discover a hidden shape!

    AWEBAUBLEBELLSBETHLEHEMCANDY CANECARDCRIBDECEMBERDOVESDRUMELVESEVEFAIRFIRFUNGRINCHHARKHOLIDAYICEJINGLELISTMANGERMERCYNIGHT

    NOBLEORNAMENTSPAPER HATPEARPOSTPRESENTRITEROBESANTASHEEPSILVERSINGSLEDSTARSSUNTOPTOYSTRAYSTREEWISHWRAPXMASYULE

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    CROSSWORD 25 X 25 WAL100GRID 1 CHRISTMAS 2007

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    ACROSS1 Cause of a

    hangover (7)5 Assemble,

    accumulate (7)10 Totally wreck (4)11 Old word for

    chemist (10)12 Sticky stuff (8)13 Put new film in

    (a camera) (6)14 By mouth (4)

    The five-letter word is _ _ _ _ _.

    16 Applicants for a job (10)

    17 Military disguise (10)

    20 Weaving machine (4)

    22 Finally (2,4)

    23 Hypersensitive to certain substances (8)

    26 Wilful dropper of rubbish (6,4)

    27 Skip, leave out (4)

    28 Tactical withdrawal (7)

    29 Make as good as new (7)

    DOWN2 Wash and iron

    (clothes) (7)3 One sixteenth

    of a pound (5)4 Giraffe-like

    animal (5)6 Under different

    conditions (9)7 Phone chat

    with someone nearby (5,4)

    8 Blood bath (7)9 Persuade to

    take part (4,2)15 Care for (4,5)16 Self-service

    restaurant (9)18 Fred ___,

    Ginger Rogers dancingpartner (7)

    19 South Americanriver (6)

    21 Sir Laurence ___,eminent British actor (7)

    24 Supple, agile (5)25 Birds perch (5)

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    22 23 24 25

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    Each answer begins with one of five letters. When youve completed the grid, arrange those five letters to spell a festive word. What is it?

    HIGH 5IVE!12There are no clues to this crossword. Weve

    simply removed all the vowels (A, E, I, O and U) from the grid.

    Can you complete the crossword by replacing all the vowels correctly?

    *!*R*D!!*T*P*FR!!Z!*B!!BL!*M*L*C*!*B*!*N!T!V!TY*!V!D*D*G*D*!***C*S!T!R!*D!GR!!!**!*****!**V!V!N!!*!R!!S!*!***Q*N*M*!*L!V!*!N!V!RS!*D*P*!*M*T*T*N!T!!N*!GR!!D*!*C*!!L*Y*R*

    VOWELPLAY

    MARS

    GRAN

    PINT

    RICE

    EAST

    LEST

    BIND

    NEAP

    CHAP

    BRIG

    1 Group of bees

    2 Complain

    3 Full stop

    4 Apple drink

    5 Bread ingredient

    6 Roof tile

    7 Unseeing

    8 Smoothing tool

    9 Low-cost

    10 Fetch

    ADD-A-LETTER

    Answer the clues by adding just one letter to each of the given words, and rearranging them if

    necessary. Write the letter you have added in each case to the appropriate box so that the central column spells the name

    of an actor/director (5,5).

    13

    14

    How quickly can you spot the pair of identical pictures?

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    PICTURE PAIR15

    Can you t these Christmas words into the grid.

    3 lettersFIR

    IVY

    4 lettersSTAR

    TOYS

    5 lettersBELLS

    CARDS

    GIFTS

    HOLLY

    LISTS

    MERRY

    PARTY

    6 lettersANGELS

    LIGHTS

    RIBBON

    SEASON

    SLEIGH

    TINSEL

    WREATH

    7 lettersCANDLES

    CHIMNEY

    ICICLES

    TIDINGS

    8 lettersPRESENTS

    REINDEER

    9 lettersCELEBRATE

    GREETINGS

    MISTLETOE

    STOCKINGS

    10 lettersPOINSETTIA

    11 lettersDECORATIONS

    SEASONS GREETINGS16

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    Follow the arrows to place the answers, then rearrange the shaded letters in each puzzle to spell a word that can follow SNOW to make new words.

    ARROWORDS

    Waterwaysfor barges

    Companyrep

    Christmasfood ina shell

    Chinascontinent Pigs home

    In goodshape

    Officialmail stamp

    Clothesmaker

    Give way Kick thebucket!Hollys Xmas

    partner!Put to some

    purposeGreen

    citrus fruits

    ClassicEpsom

    horse race

    Melody Beggingrequest

    __ andgraces,

    haughtiness

    Letters aftera firms

    name (abbr)

    Riversediment Hobby

    List of foodchoices Tell fibs

    Spoil,disfigure

    Join as one Below,beneathFlavouring

    plant

    Poisonoussnake

    Vanilla __,Tom

    Cruise film

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    U N I T E A S P S K Y

    BALLBASKETBLACKCHARTCLUBCOATCONEDOGFAN

    GLASS

    HIGHMAILMISSPINERAINSPY

    STEAMTIDETIREDTRAIN

    Eighteen of the twenty listed words can be teamed up with another

    word in the list to make a new word or phrase. There will be two words left over put these together and

    rearrange the letters to spell a seasonal word.

    PAIRS

    Basketball, blackmail, dog tired, fan club, high tide, pine cone, raincoat, spyglass, steam train. The remaining words are CHART and MISS, which can be rearranged to spell CHRISTMAS.

    SOLUTION

    ACROSS1 A place of Christi an worship (6)6 One of the gift s brought to the infant Jesus (4)10 & 80 down The name

    that Santa Claus was based on(5,8)13 Without disrupti on (7)14 Worship (7)15 Yearly (6)

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    D L O G C R I O H C F S N U GM I N C E H A N G E L I G I VL I G H T S U S E L A S R C YS D R U M M E R A Y E K R U TY A D I L O H H C B A L L E TH H G R S I E R P H S E R N WS A A E T H A P J U B O A O SM I E R T C T R O M D E N O EA R L K K A S A S A G D L N ST O C E P N E N E A E S I L RA E R P N E L C P R T W T N SD S L O V T B E H I W A L A GR E S T A S U R C G O N G G ES R I O E I A E W I S E M E NT R A E H L B G N I K C O T S

    ADOREANGELAPPLESBALLETBAUBLESCHOIRCHURCH BELLSCRACKERSDECK THE HALLSDRUMMEREGGNOGFIRGALAGOLDHARKHEARTHEAVNHOLIDAYJOSEPHLIGHTSLISTEN

    Christmas Find-a-WordFind all these words in the grid - they can run in any direction, but will always be in a straight line. Write the 17 left-over letters in the stars below to discover a composition by Bach.

    Denise Sutherland

    MAGIMINCEPAGEANTPRANCERPUDDINGRESTSALESSILENTSINGSNUGSOLSTICESTOCKINGTREESTURKEYVIGILWINEWISE MENWONDERWREATHYULE

    The bird is a PARTRIDGE (from the song The Twelve Days of Christmas).

    SOLUTION

    CHRISTMAS CONUNDRUM 2

    R E G A R D P I TWhich bird, featured in a famous Christmas song, can be made from these letters?

    ADD-A-LETTERAnswer the clues by

    adding just one letter to each of the given words, and rearranging them if

    necessary. Write the letter you have added in each case to the appropriate

    box to spell out the name of a celebrity who celebrates their birthday on Christmas Day (5,6).

    1 Another time

    2 Hissing reptile

    3 Group of judges

    4 Document folders

    5 Sleepy

    6 Playground chute

    7 House visitor

    8 Lifting machine

    9 Small rock

    10 Group of fish

    11 More than needed

    GAIN

    SAKE

    LEAP

    SELF

    DIRT

    SIDE

    GUST

    CARE

    TOES

    LASH

    TEAR

    1 Again 2 Snake 3 Panel 4 Files 5 Tired 6 Slide 7 Guest 8 Crane 9 Stone 10 Shoal 11 Extra. The celebrity is singer ANNIE LENNOX.

    SOLUTION

    RIDDLEMy first is in DOCTOR and also in CARE,My seconds not in NAKED but is found in BARE.My third is in SPEAK and also in SAY,My fourth is in SCULPT and also in CLAY.My fifth is in KIND but never in NICE,My sixth is in CAKE and also in SLICE.My last is in CALLER and also in RANG,My whole makes sure Christmas time goes with a bang!

    The first seven lines each stand for a letter. Put them together to solve the riddle!

    The item is a CRACKER.SOLUTION

    Giant Christmas Tree Crossword

    ACROSS2 & 85 Across. Said by Scrooge (3,6)3 Murmur fondly (3)5 Rich (7)7 Popular Christmas song (6,5)9 Nuts, eaten all the year round (7)10 Babies presents (7)

    12 Subtle emanati ons of holy people (5)13 Had dinner (7)16 A vision (5)18 Altruisti c (8)20 Drag (3)21 Plotti ng (8)23 Abbreviati on for is not (4)24 Not the one or the other (7)

    Across

    1. Nearests and dearests (8) 5. ________ now behold Him arise (8) 9. Soup server (5) 10. Flavoured with citrus rind (5) 11. What 8 Down was (5) 12. What maids were doing (8) 14. Christmas _____ by Bach or Saint-Sans (8) 16. Riding horses (6)

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    On the Right Track

    Santas Sudoku

    Starting from the red letter C, move up or down or sideways, but not diagonally, to find a single winding track that includes all of the names of Santas reindeer listed here.

    COBVGPPRAN

    ZMETCQDRGC

    CNAXUPIVME

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    EZTEHSNTPE

    BLITZENCOMETCUPIDDANCERDASHERDONDERPRANCERRUDOLPHVIXEN

    Using the four different Christmas images fill in each empty cell with a picture so that each row, each column and each 2 x 2 block contain all four pictures.

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    3 letters

    ACT

    COW

    CUE

    FUN

    SET

    WIG

    4 letters

    CLAP

    DAME

    GAGS

    HISS

    KIDS

    LAMP

    SHOW

    TOAD

    5 letters

    AMUSE

    FAIRY

    JOKES

    LINES

    PLAYS

    SHOUT

    6 letters

    ACTORS

    BADDIE

    SCRIPT

    7 letters

    ALADDIN

    ANIMALS

    THEATRE

    TICKETS

    8 letters

    AUDIENCE

    COSTUMES

    LAUGHTER

    PETER PAN

    9 letters

    BACKSTAGE

    BEANSTALK

    CHRISTMAS

    GOLDEN EGG

    PANTOMIME

    ROBIN HOOD

    11 letters

    CELEBRITIES

    MOTHER GOOSE

    PUSS IN BOOTS

    Christmas is not complete without a visit to the pantomime oh no it isnt! Fit

    these words correctly in the grid, then rearrange the letters in the pink squares

    to spell the title of a popular panto.

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    25 CHRISTMAS QUIZ

    1. Who had a hit with Last Christmas?

    2. In the film, Its a Wonderful Life, how do you know when a new angel has received his wings?

    3. When is the feast of St. Nicholas?

    4. In the film The Santa Clause, who plays Santa?

    5. What is the title of Clement C. Moores famous Christmas poem?

    6. Under which plant are kisses traditionally given at Christmas?

    7. In which film is Kris Kringle hired to play Santa in a department store?

    8. Where was Sonic the Hedgehog supposedly born?

    9. Who starred in the film Jingle All The Way?

    10. Which carol did David Bowie and Bing Crosby record together?

    11. Where is Wenceslas Square?

    12. Which film starring Bill Murray, was based on A Christmas Carol?

    13. Which two books of the bible tell the Christmas story?

    14. What was Roy Wood and Wizards Christmas hit?

    15. In Finland, Santa rides on what animal?

    16. Which country presents Britain with Trafalgar Squares Christmas tree each year?

    17. What did Harry Potter get for Christmas his first term at Hogwarts?

    18. What are the names of the Three Wise Men?

    19. Who sang Mistletoe and Wine?

    20. What was the name of the Dr Seuss character who tried to steal Christmas?

    SPOT THE DIFFERENCE

    Can you find ten slight

    differences between these two pictures?

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    KIDS STUFF19Join the dots from 1 to 55 to discover a hidden picture.

    20 SPIRAL CROSSWORDFit these answers into the grid, starting at the pink arrow and spiralling into the centre. The last letter of one answer is the first of the next. When youve finished, read up the shaded diagonals

    to find the names of two bands who have had Number One hits at Christmas. Who are they?

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    5

    BODY WORKThese are all parts of the body, but with their vowels removed. Can you name them?

    1 NKL2 LBW

    3 TNG4 YBRW

    5 RDRM6 BDMN

    7 NS8 KN-CP

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    CLUES 1 Magic formula (5) 2 Caring, affectionate (6) 3 Food seller (6) 4 Niche, alcove (6) 5 Shoulder bag for school (7) 6 Run in nylon stockings (6) 7 Smallest of the litter (4) 8 Garment maker (6)

    9 Status in the army (4) 10 Chess piece with a

    horses head (6) 11 Dutch flower (5) 12 Artist (7) 13 Ships steering

    device (6) 14 Withdraw (7) 15 Change direction (4)

    16 Close by (4) 17 Call (4) 18 Despondency (5) 19 Edges of a page (7) 20 Lazy drooping posture (6) 21 Stop (4) 22 Slang word for

    clothing (4) 23 Large body of water (3)

    PICTURE PAIRSee how quickly you can spot

    the two identical stockings.

    2

    3 4

    5 6

    1

    17

    The rst part of each clue gives a ve-letter answer, four of whose letters make up the four-letter answer to the second

    part and three of which make up the three-letter answer to the third part. The unused letter from the rst answer is entered in column A, and that from the second answer in column B. The

    two columns when completed spell out two festive words.

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    5

    6

    7

    8

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    A B

    1 Gripping appliance; lantern; chum2 Rented; awful; scarlet3 Frighten; mark of an old wound; road vehicle4 Wooden shoe; water-going vessel; feathery scarf5 Stories; bargain event; ocean6 Trembling poplar; small green vegetables; tree juice7 Woodwind instrument; sensed; pixie8 Grilled bread; hop kiln; took a chair9 Malediction; remedy; scoundrel

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