Kids Alive! 9 October

Kids Alive! – formerly The Young Soldier – Issue No 7278

9 OCTOBER 2021

The world's longest-running publication for children!

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CROSSWORD ACROSS: 1 Bust. 3 Port. 7 Apple. 8 Sad. 9 Compass. 13 Bed. 14 Novel. 16 Yarn. 17 Item.

RUGBY RESULTS: 28.

PYRAMID PUZZLE 1 No. 2 One. 3 Note. 4 Tenor or toner. 5 Throne.

GIGGLE IN THE MIDDLE PICK OUT PATCH: Page 13.

KA! JAM WATER WORDS 1 Ocean. 2 Puddle. 3 Stream. 4 Waves.

5 Umbrella. 6 Swimming. 7 Bucket. 8 Bottle.

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EDITOR Justin Reeves DEPUTY EDITOR Cara Mott GRAPHIC DESIGNER Philippa Martin EDITORIAL ASSISTANT Alicia Begley EDITORIAL ASSISTANT Melita Day-Lewis KA! JAM CO-ORDINATOR Ibukun Baku PROOFREADER Chris Horne Kids Alive! office: 020 7367 4910 Email: kidsalive@salvationarmy.org.uk 101 Newington Causeway. London SE1 6BN. Switchboard: 0845 634 0101 Published by The Salvation Army United Kingdom and Ireland Territory (cost in the Republic of Ireland: 65c).

Founder: William Booth General: Brian Peddle Territorial Commander: Commissioner Anthony Cotterill Editor-in-Chief and Publishing Secretary: Major Mal Davies The Salvation Army is a Christian church and registered charity. The charity number in England, Wales and Northern Ireland is 214779, in Scotland SC009359 and in the Republic of Ireland CHY6399 ISSN 1363-5662

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er League Grand Final his Saturday (9 October), the Rugby Sup ster. This has been Super will take place at Old Trafford, Manche actually been 127 seasons of League’s 26th season, but there have a lot of rugby!

Rugby League in Great Britain – that’s s competed across Starting way back in March, 12 team This season also 25 rounds to try to reach the play-offs. an entire round saw the return of ‘Magic Weekend’ – at a single of matches played over one weekend es were stadium. That means this year, six gam Park es’ Jam St played in less than 48 hours at in Newcastle. s have Once all the season’s regular matche the play-off been played, the top six teams enter the Grand Final. win to nity series, hoping for an opportu ed or cancelled, Last year a lot of games were postpon season this year with full so fans are really excited to have a to! St Helens won a big Grand Final they can actually go but the both the 2019 and 2020 Grand Finals, year? this hy question is – who will lift the trop

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Sports, at 6pm, on Saturday 9 Octobe ts If you miss that, check out the highligh l: on the Super League’s YouTube channe s ight ighl youtube.com/user/SLH

So, long story, but at the time of writing, we didn’t know which teams would play in the Super League Grand Final. You see, to get Kids Alive! to you in time,the comic gets printed a week before you receive it – so we printed this before the last of the semi-finals had been played.

That’s just the way life goes, though, isn’t it? We never know exactly what the future holds. From deciding whether to wear a coat in the morning to choosing which subjects to focus on at school, we do our best to plan for whatever lies ahead, but things can always change.

One thing that never changes is Jesus’ love for you. Whatever life sends your way – good or bad – Jesus is always there to help you. He wants you to make the best choices as you do your best to live the way he showed us in the Bible.

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READ THE COMMENT BELOW ABOUT HOW IMPORTANT WATER IS AND JESUS’ LOVE FOR US

Wonderful Water!

by Alicia Begley

ater is amazing! It can do so many different things and we use it in so many ways. We can use water to go swimming, clean our dirty clothes, help flowers to grow in the garden and refresh us when we’re thirsty from a busy day.

In the United Kingdom, we’re very fortunate to have such easy access to clean water, either from the tap or bottles. Unfortunately, some people in the world can’t simply go to the kitchen sink for water. Often, the challenge of collecting water falls to women and girls. This means they might miss out on school or doing the things that they enjoy. The Salvation Army (which publishes Kids Alive!) runs projects across the world to help people who don’t have safe drinking water.

The theme of water flows throughout the Bible.

We all need water to keep us alive, but in the cartoon Bible story (opposite) Jesus offers the woman ‘living water’ that would change her life. The people in the village didn’t like the Samaritan woman because she made some bad choices. Even though Jesus challenged her about her past, he wanted to transform her future.

Just as we need water to stay healthy and alive, we need Jesus for our spirit to stay alive for ever.

The woman received this water of life from Jesus so that she could always live with him in Heaven. She had been transformed and wanted to tell everyone.

The water Jesus offers will never run dry – his love will never run out!

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Water Words

Unscramble the anagrams listed below to reveal water-related words

1 Neaco 2 Dedpul 3 Trames 4 Vawes 5 Lulaberm

6 Mingwims 7 Cutbek 8 Tolteb 9 Ianbrow 10 Singfur

Answers on Page 2

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Global Injustice

Jesus and the Samaritan Woman

Kids Alive! follows the Salvation Army Youth and Children’s Ministries Unit’s Explore It! resource – go to salvationarmy.org.uk/youth-and-children/childrens-resources

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CHECK OUT CHECK YOUROUT BIBLE – YOUR BIBLE –5–8 1 KINGS JOHN 4:4-42

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Steve English

What’s your favourite Bible verse and do you know it off by heart?

If so, do you often repeat it to yourself? Reciting Scripture we’ve memorised is a great way of expressing how we feel – all our joy, hopes and concerns. It’s also a great reminder of God’s promises and enormous love for us. That’s why in Deuteronomy 18:11, we’re encouraged to place God’s word in our ‘hearts and minds’.

So have a go at learning the Bible verse below…

I can do all things through Christ because he gives me strength.

Philippians 4:13 (International Children’s Bible)

Tick this box when you’ve memorised the verse This Bible verse makes me feel…

KA! JAM is the cooles t Bible activity club around. As a mem ber you’ll go on amazing adventures through the Bible learning about Jesus.

Each activity sheet is filled with lo ts of great stuff about being a Christia n. You’ll also receive our mini-mag , Chatterbox, which is filled with jo kes, games and much more. And to to p it off, there are loads of awesome pr izes to be won!

To join KA! JAM and complete the Bible activity courses online, go to salvationarmy.org.u k/ka-jam-sign-up.

Or if you would like to receive the postal vers ion, simply fill in the coup on below.

To join KA! JAM just fill in the application form and send it – along with KA! JAM, 101 Newington two first-class stamps Causeway, London SE – to: 1 6BN. Applicants must be between 7 and 17 ye Name: ars old to join.

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and if so, which one?

apply for membership of Kids Alive! Jesus And Me . I understand that joining KA! JAM doesn’t mean I have joined The Salvat ion Army and that it is not free subscription to Kid a s Alive!

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irthday Happy Bir to You!

Pick Out Patch I’m really enjoying our around the world in 14 Decades series. do you like my costume inspired by the queen’s coronation? See if you can spot this version of me on ANOTHER PAGE IN THIS WEEK’S ISSUE.

ure issue birthday printed in a fut d an me na ur yo e se To of birth me, address and date of KA! email your full na y.org.uk. Remember to type arm to kidsalive@salvation ct box. u!’ in the email’s subje Yo to ay thd Bir py ‘Hap 9 October – age 12 ober ge 7 Taya Cooper 10 Oct ey – a el – age 12 te -S n so Lightl d ar l h l ic e R b a n Tian h Camp age 11 Natalia Paul Jun – 13 October 11 October 11 e Em ily – age 12 oe – ag Daniel Pard Ethan Schibchurn – age 10 15 October

Kirsty Grant – age 13 Daniel Burns – age 13 tan Bevan – age 12 Connor Grant – age 13 Tris Jacob Squires – age 9

1950s

Kids Alive! is 140 years old, so let’s take a peek each week at some historic happenings in each decade from 1881 to 2021…

In August 1950, one of the first computer games, called Bertie the Brain, was shown to the public at an exhibition in Canada. People could play noughts and crosses on the computer, which was about four metres tall!

The first effective polio vaccine was developed in 1952. The vaccine protects children from polio, a disease that can leave people with weak muscles or paralysed (unable to move their muscles).

On 29 May 1953, a British climbing expedition made the first successful ascent of Mount Everest, the highest peak in the world.

Nepali Sherpa Tenzing Norgay and New Zealand mountaineer Edmund Hillary were the first climbers in the team to reach the top of the mountain.

The Queen’s coronation took place on 2 June 1953 at Westminster Abbey in London. Millions of people in Britain watched the coronation live on BBC TV. The one-day ceremony took 14 months of preparation!

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What’s a rugby player’s favourite sweet?

Chewing scrum!

What do you get if you cross rugby and the invisible man?

Rugby like no one has ever seen!

What do you call an ambitious wasp?

A wanna-bee!

Where do rugby players put their rubbish?

In the sin bin!

Why did the sausage’s album go to number one in the charts?

Every song was a banger!

Have you heard the joke about the giraffe?

It’s a long one!

Starting at row 1, use the letters from the row above to make a new word in each row until you arrive at the base of the pyramid with a six-letter word. Clue: Ceremonial seat.

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He he, he he!

Ho ho, ha ha, he he!

Every ball over the goal line is worth five points. Every blue ball over the crossbar is worth three points, and every red ball over the crossbar is worth two points. Work out how many points have been scored below.

O N E T R H

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What is a rugby player’s least favourite drink?

Penal-tea!

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What’s an ice cream’s favourite TV show?

Game of Cones!

Crossword Clues

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Crossword Clues

1 Head-and-shoulders sculpture or broken (slang). 3 The left side

of a ship. 7 Granny Smith or Golden Delicious, for example. 8 Unhappy.

9 Tool or gadget for navigation.

13 Furniture for sleeping. 14 Work of fiction or new. 16 Cotton or thread.

17 Single article or thing.

down: 1 Yacht, for example. 2 Small drink.

4 Fertile spot in the desert. 5 Neat.

6 Snake. 10 Command. 11 Do as you are told. 12 Purple fruit. 15 Animal

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RUGBY LEAGUE WORDSEARCH Find the rugby league-related words in the grid

CONVERSION TRIES DEFENCE DROP GOALS PENALTIES TACKLING GOAL LINE FREE KICK RUNNING KICKING PASSING TEAMMATES KA - p8-9 - 9 October.indd 2

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C Z X E C N E F E D Q T G O A L L I N E J M R E Y B N Q V S P U R I U A S K A V E I M O E W N M E I X R E N W S L B N M I C J U D R Z K E C I A T K Z G N I S S A P N T L I N B E P G I G R G E A N S L A O G P O R D S N G T Y F S J Q I N L C E G N I L K C A T E M H P Q O F R E E K I C K D

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ave you heard of Mango and Brash, a pair of crimebusting alligators who live in the sewers? Armed with their Very Exciting Spy Technology, they travel through the toilet system to fight the forces of evil!

Well, there’s an opportunity to win two of their zany adventures in this week’s competition! In the brand-new InvestiGATORS: Off the Hook, the scaly secret agents once again face their old arch-enemy, Crackerdile. He has a new villainous hand – or grappling hook – to aid him in his quest for revenge. Even worse, he’s creating a team of super villains! Faced with the choice between saving themselves or catching the crooks, can Mango and Brash make sure the gator good wins the day? To celebrate the release of the latest alligator story, Macmillan Books is also offering prize-winners a copy of InvestiGATORS: Take the Plunge.

For your opportunity to win both InvestiGators books answer the question below and email your full name, age, address and answer to kidsalive@salvationarmy.org.uk to reach us

by Friday 5 November when the winners will be chosen – remember to put ‘InvestiGATORS Competition’ in the subject box. You can also enter by filling in the details on the coupon below and posting it to: InvestiGATORS Competition, Kids Alive! 101 Newington Causeway, London SE1 6BN.

The InvestiGATORS series by John Patrick Green is published by Macmillan Children's Books

WIN!

Which arch-enemy do Mango and Brash face in InvestiGATORS: Off the Hook?

Crackerjack

Crackernut

Crackerdile

Name: Address: ____________ Postcode:

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Age:

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d r a C s a m t s i r h C Competition to Christmas yet?

Are you counting down t ’re getting excited abou Here at Kids Alive! we r e season. As part of ou the approaching festiv ’re supporting a new early celebrations, we etition run Christmas e-card comp .

by The Salvation Army

tmas card and send it Design your own Chris win for your opportunity to to the address below ly on t No shop voucher! a £100 Entertainer toy ver co e e winning design on th that, we will feature th The as special and add it to tm ris Ch ! ive Al ds Ki e of th Send collection on the Don’t Salvation Army's card at? th ite. How cool is Me A Card e-card webs

Sending e-cards is an environmentally friendly way to send a Christmas greeting, and – if you pay the op tional donation to The Salvation Army’s Christmas appeal when you enter the co mpetition – you’ll be helping to raise mo ney for food and Christmas presents fo r children in need.

The different age categories for the competition are: under-7s, 7 to 9-year-olds, 10 to 12-year-olds and 12 plus.

The prizes up for grabs are…

First prize Second prizes Third prizes

IN1 !x £100 WEntertainer voucher

2 x £50 Entertainer voucher

WIN 5 x £20 Entertainer voucher !

What are you waiting for? Let your imagination run wild and get designing today! The more creative you are the better. You can use glitter or sequins too, but please stick to an A4-size piece of paper.

For your opportunity to win vouchers for The Entertainer, send your design, full name, age, address and your parent’s or carer’s email address to Freepost RTLT-UCTS-ZAKJ, Donor Services, 3rd Floor, The Salvation Army, UK Territorial Headquarters, 99-101 Newington Causeway, London SE1 6BN. You can use your own postage stamps if you'd like to save The Salvation Army money. The competition closes on Friday 29 October. Please don’t fold your design and make sure you send it in an A4 envelope.

For more info and full terms and conditions please visit salvationarmy.org.uk/fundraise-christmas/christmas-card-competition or scan the QR code to the right to get started and to make an optional donation

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HISTORY MAKERS ughout tory Month is Proud To Be, so thro The theme for this year’s Black His who s ker ma some modern day history October we’re going to focus on riers and doing new things. are proud to be breaking down bar

Tobi Oredein Tobi Oredein is a writer, businesswoman and public speaker. While writing for an entertainment magazine, she realised how few black people appeared and worked in the media. So Tobi launched Black Ballad – a website aimed at telling the stories of black women and highlighting issues that affect them. Since then, Black Ballad has grown beyond a website and also organises events for black women, helping them to meet, work with and support other black women. Tobi has appeared as a panellist on a number of TV debates and has been nominated for several journalism and business awards.

Ifeyinwa Frederick

Ifeyinwa Frederick is a writer and businesswoman. At the age of 16, she took her first steps into the world of business when she started a dance school as an alternative to finding a part-time job. Ifeyinwa is passionate about Nigerian food and culture, and is best known as the co-founder of Chuku’s – the world’s first Nigerian tapas restaurant. Ifeyinwa loves being creative and began exploring her passion for writing in 2016 – the first play she wrote was performed at the Hampstead Theatre in 2017. She has been nominated for a number of theatre and business awards, and won the Young British Foodie Awards in 2019.

William Adoasi William Adoasi is a businessman who has always loved jewellery – especially watches. So it’s not surprising that he started a watch company called Vitae London. However, Vitae is a watch company with a difference.

Every watch sold helps an African child to attend school for a year. Vitae does this by providing children with two school uniforms, which means they’re allowed to attend school. They also provide children with solar lights, which they can use to study at home in the evenings. Business magazine Forbes has listed William as one of their 25 Leading Black British Business People To Follow.

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Check out next week’s ‘Kids Alive!’ for more Proud To Be History Makers

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PROUD TO BBEE Quiz 1

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3 A

1958

5

1968

The Charlton Brothers

C

1978

A

B

The Jackson Brothers

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Angie Thomas

C

Malorie Blackman

In 2021, Strive Masiyiwa was named Britain’s first black what?

Astronaut

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Billionaire

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Prime Minister

Edward Enninful is the editor-in-chief of which British fashion magazine?

A

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Vogue

B

Marie Claire

C

Glamour

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B

In the Night Garden

C

Tomorrow’s World

Joan Armatrading was the first ever female UK artist to be nominated for a Grammy in which category?

Classical Rap Blues

C

B

A

Who is the author of the novel Cloud Busting?

B

Which BBC TV show does Maggie Aderin-Pocock, a well-kno wn space scientist, present?

The Sky at Night

The Wallace Brothers

C.G. Drews

A

B

The first three black brothers to play together in a football match for a top-flight team were…

C

A

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In what year did Sislin Fay Allen become Britain’s first black female police officer?

In which year were the Black British Business Awards first presented?

A

2013

B

2014

C

2015

Black History Month was firs t celebrated in the UK in 1987 , but in which month?

January

10 A

B

August

C

October

Andrew Cole is the third highest Premier League goalscorer. How many goals did he score?

87

B

187

C

287

1B. 2 A. 3 C. 4 A. 5 C. 6 B. 7 B. 8 C. 9 A. 10 B.

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Get In Touch

We love hearing from our readers and their leaders, so please email your news, colourings, reader profiles and anything else you’d like to share with us to: kidsalive@salvationarmy.org.uk.

We’d especially like to know whether your church or Sunday school is doing something cool during this difficult time. So get in touch to let us know how you’re staying connected!

To m my Age? 8.

Favourite colour? Turquoise.

Favourite food? Pasta.

Favourite sport? Football.

Favourite bit of Kids Alive! ?

The puzzles.

Favourite Bible story and why?

Jonah and the whale, because Jonah doesn’t go where God says to go and gets swallowed by a whale.

What do you want to be when you’re older? Join the Navy.

Pets? Fish.

Hobbies? Gymnastics, swimming, dancing, Cubs.

Tell us a joke. What do you call it when a sheep is having a bad day?

A baa hair day!

What special skill or talent do you have? Dancing.

Tell us something interesting about yourself. I’m special because I try everything.

Is there anything else you would like to tell us? Kids Alive! is the best. I wish I could have it all the time.

If you’d like to star in our reader profile section we’d love to hear from you!

Get a grown-up to send us an email using the addres s in the blue box above.

Then we’ll send you th e forms to complete.

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Dancers Wanted!

It’s International Development Week from 25–31 October – an opportunity to explore, celebrate and support The Salvation Army’s work to overcome poverty around the world.

As part of the celebrations, the International Development team is creating a music video for a brand-new song called ‘God’s Love is Enough’ and they need your help! The video will feature people from all over the world dancing along to the song. Does that sound like something you’d like to do?

Watch the actions video at salvationarmy.org.uk/international-development-week and ask someone to record you dancing along to it (be sure to film in landscape, with the phone on its side). Ask your parents or carers to email your video to id@salvationarmy.org.uk by Wednesday 13 October. You’ll be able to watch the finished music video during International Development Week at youtube.com/salvationarmyid.

Alicia’s Arrived at Kids Alive!

Welcome to Alicia – the newest member of the Kids Alive! team! Alicia joined us a few days ago to work as an editorial assistant.

She’s the daughter of Salvation Army officers, so she’s moved around a lot.

In fact, she’s lived in 18 houses in four countries on three different continents! Alicia recently moved to London from America, where she worked for The Salvation Army, teaching dance and drama to young people. She also worked at children’s camps and is passionate about helping kids learn about Jesus.

Alicia has a baby boy called Josiah who is only eight months old. She loves playing with him and giving him lots of kisses and cuddles.

Alicia loved reading Kids Alive! when she was growing up. Her favourite section was the jokes – even the cheesy ones! She is super excited to be on the team and is already hard at work. Alicia can’t wait to see all your colouring pages and competition entries!

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MY HAND IS STUCK TO THIS IGLOO.

HI, PERCY! WHAT ARE YOU DOING?

HOW DID THAT HAPPEN?

I SAW THIS SIGN, SO I KNOCKED ON THE DOOR TO TELL THEM THEY’D SPELT ‘IGLOO’ WRONG.

SO WHY IS YOUR HAND STUCK TO IT?

BECAUSE IT WASN’T ‘IGLOO’ THEY’D SPELT WRONG…

…THE OWNERS HAD BEEN MAKING SOME REPAIRS TO THE OUTSIDE. THE WORD THEY MISsPELT WAS ‘GLUE’!

Published by The Salvation Army. © The Salvation Army United Kingdom and Ireland Territory, 2021.

Printed by CKN Print, Northampton.

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