Ausgabe 10

Wir Schlaumeier!

Ausgabe 3, 2023

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Wellbeing

Positivity

Kindness

Previous issues

Issue 9: March 2023

Issue 8: December 2022

Issue 7: September 2022

Issue 6: June 2022

Issue 5: March 2022

Issue 4: December 2021

Issue 3: September 2021

Issue 2: June 2021

Issue 1: March 202 1

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Welcome to our latest issue. It is the work of two groups of students and Frau Tavernier. Thank you for all of your efforts! You helped make the issue more colourful and increased our publication speed. We hope you enjoy this issue. Do not hesitate to give us feedback or submit your contributions.

Willkommen zu unserer neusten Ausgabe. Es ist die Arbeit von zwei Schülergruppen und Frau Tavernier. Vielen Dank für all eure Bemühungen, Ideen und Hilfe. Ihr habt dazu beigetragen, dass diese Ausgabe noch bunter wurde und wir schneller eine neue Ausgabe für euch bereit hatten. Wir hoffen, dass ihr alle Freude an dieser Ausgabe habt. Meldet euch gerne um uns Rückmeldungen zu geben oder eigene Beiträge einzureichen.

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Unsere Redaktion

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Frau Tavernier

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Patrick (Y04)

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Anahi YO4

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Lorenzo (Y06)

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Christopher (K04)

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Matthew (Y04)

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Laura (K04)

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Ruby (Y04)

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Amelia (5C)

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Seite:

01. Previous issues

02. Freundlichkeit

03. Act of Kindness

04. Macao

05. Macao

06. Interview des Monats

07. Black Kites

08. Die Bedeutung der Farben

09. Positive Art for you

10. Basteln

11. Schlaumeier fragen

12. Rezept: Mac and Cheese

13. Book review- Filmvorstellung

14. Malseite

15. Games

16. Story

17. Spaßseite

18. Question of the moment

19. Suchbild

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Kindness - Freundlichkeit

Du bist einmalig und ich mag dich so wie du bist.

Small things can brighten everybody's day. Here are some kind words and kindness card ideas that you can share with anybody.

Kleine Dinge können einen Tag besonders machen. Hier sind ein paar nette Worte, die du mit anderen teilen kannst.

You are capable of great things.

Thank you for making my day a little brighter.

Never give up.

Be kind to yourself. You deserve it.

Du kannst schwierige Dinge tun.

Du bist stärker als du denkst.

Glaub an dich und mach weiter.

You smile is contagious.

I am lucky to have you as a friend.

Never forget how beautiful you are.

Wishing you a burst of sunshine and happiness for you today.

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Du bist einmalig und ich mag dich so wie du bist.

You are more than enough.

This note is for you! Because you rock!

You are capable of great things.

The world needs more people like you!

You make my world brighter.

Du wirst geliebt.

Be kind to yourself. You deserve it.

Du siehst heute besonders gut aus.

Du kannst schwierige Dinge tun.

I am lucky to have you as a friend.

Be fearless in the pursuit of what sets your soul on fire.

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Act of Kindness I

You can do little acts of kindness every day, weekly or monthly. As long as you do them, you will contribute to making our world a better place. Here are some acts of kindness that you could do in addition to leaving positive notes:

Everybody loves a sweet treat, especially if it is homemade and made with love. So we suggest you can bake a batch of cookies once in a while! You can pack them in little bags, tie them with a ribbon and share them with a friend or people that you would like to say thank you to or show them some appreciation.

- Leave kind notes in a public place: In this issue you can find some kindness cards that can be used for this action. Print them out or make your own. You can place them on someone's desk or give them to someone specifically if you feel the note suits that person, their actions or how you feel about them.

- Stick a letter in a library book: Create some bookmarks and leave them in books for others to find or stick a sticky note in a book that carries a kind message.

- Give someone a hug: Touching is finally possible again. Take the opportunity to show that you care. Sometimes people need a hug to feel better or feel seen but if you are uncomfortable doing so, it may be enough to put your hand around or on their shoulder.

- Donate clothes or toys to charity: There is a saying that says one person's trash is another's treasure. That may apply to clothes, toys and books. The clothes that you have outgrown or you do not fancy anymore may be perfect for another child! Toys that you do like anymore but are in good or even perfect condition because you hardly played with them can make other children very happy. Donate them to charities that take care of grass root families, refugees and other people in need.

-Smile: A smile can change your mood and someone else's. A smile may be as contagious as a yawn. Don't hide yours. Give it generously and help others use the facial muscles to smile.

-Share: Have you noticed someone looking into your snackbox and admiring your snack? That is a sure sign that sharing something from your snackbox would please them! However, sharing should not be limited to food. Sharing can involve, sharing toys, sharing a moment of peace or friendship and less tangible things.

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Actions say more than words

Everybody loves a sweet treat, especially if it is homemade and made with love. So we suggest you can bake a batch of cookies once in a while! You can pack them in little bags, tie them with a ribbon and share them with a friend or people that you would like to say thank you to or show them some appreciation.

- Leave kind notes in a public place: In this issue you can find some kindness cards that can be used for this action. Print them out or make your own. You can place them on someone's desk or give them to someone specifically if you feel the note suits that person, their actions or how you feel about them.

- Stick a letter in a library book: Create some bookmarks and leave them in books for others to find or stick a sticky note in a book that carries a kind message.

- Give someone a hug: Touching is finally possible again. Take the opportunity to show that you care. Sometimes people need a hug to feel better or feel seen but if you are uncomfortable doing so, it may be enough to put your hand around or on their shoulder.

- Donate clothes or toys to charity: There is a saying that says one person's trash is another's treasure. That may apply to clothes, toys and books. The clothes that you have outgrown or you do not fancy anymore may be perfect for another child! Toys that you do like anymore but are in good or even perfect condition because you hardly played with them can make other children very happy. Donate them to charities that take care of grass root families, refugees and other people in need.

-Smile: A smile can change your mood and someone else's. A smile may be as contagious as a yawn. Don't hide yours. Give it generously and help others use the facial muscles to smile.

-Share: Have you noticed someone looking into your snackbox and admiring your snack? That is a sure sign that sharing something from your snackbox would please them! However, sharing should not be limited to food. Sharing can involve, sharing toys, sharing a moment of peace or friendship and less tangible things.

By Frau Tavernier

... to be continued in the next issue

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Macao for kids

It is possible to travel again and our neighbouring town, Macao, has a lot more to offer than the hot sun. Patrick has visited the town recently and shares his insights with us:

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Tourist Attractions
1. Ruins of St. Paul's Cathedral: It is a miracle that these ruins are still standing. St. Paul was taken down by a fire in 1601 but rebuilt in the year 1637. After almost 2 centuries, the church was destroyed by a fire and typhoon 1835. The remaining facade can still be visited today.

2. A-Ma Temple: The temple was built on the Macau Peninsula for the goddess Matsu in 1488. There is a fierce-looking stone lion and statues of the goddess Matsu. There are shady spots to stop and contemplate the serenity of the temple grounds, as well as spectacular views over the bay.

3. Fortaleza do Monte (Home of the Macau Museum): The fort was built in 1626 was a Portugal's military hub. You will find the Macao Museum, which emphasises on works that show how Chinese, Portuguese, and Macanese people have come to live and work together.

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