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This issue of CUBiC Magazine is all about Musical Instruments including:

A musical instrument wordsearch

Acoustic Instruments

Electronic Instruments

What do you play?

Two musical instrument mazes

Gallery of easy and difficult to learn instruments

The School Band Competition

Rita & Byron talk about drums

Learn to play the paradiddle and triplets

Piano facts and fun

The acoustic guitar

The trumpet

The violin

What’s your favourite movie and TV music?

Watch your ears!

Design Time

Keyboard wordsearch

What would be the name of your band?

Quick quiz

Find out more

Closing ideas and questions to think about

This issue of CUBiC Magazine is all about Musical Instruments including:

A musical instrument wordsearch

Acoustic Instruments

Electronic Instruments

What do you play?

Two musical instrument mazes

Gallery of easy and difficult to learn instruments

The School Band Competition

Rita & Byron talk about drums

Learn to play the paradiddle and triplets

Piano facts and fun

The acoustic guitar

The trumpet

The violin

What’s your favourite movie and TV music?

Watch your ears!

Design Time

Keyboard wordsearch

What would be the name of your band?

Quick quiz

Find out more

Closing ideas and questions to think about

This issue of CUBiC Magazine is all about Musical Instruments including:

A musical instrument wordsearch

Acoustic Instruments

Electronic Instruments

What do you play?

Two musical instrument mazes

Gallery of easy and difficult to learn instruments

The School Band Competition

Rita & Byron talk about drums

Learn to play the paradiddle and triplets

Piano facts and fun

The acoustic guitar

The trumpet

The violin

What’s your favourite movie and TV music?

Watch your ears!

Design Time

Keyboard wordsearch

What would be the name of your band?

Quick quiz

Find out more

Closing ideas and questions to think about

The Spitfire is arguably the most beautiful plane ever designed and built, while at the same time acknowledging that it was a necessary evil.

Before people understood science, it makes sense they thought feathers had some kind of magic power which enabled birds to fly.

What beliefs do we have today which might be proven wrong by science in the future?

This issue of CUBiC Magazine is all about Flying Machines including:

A flying machine wordsearch

Leonardo da Vinci and his ideas for flying machines

All about kites

All about balloons

A balloon to the moon maze

How do birds fly?

About gliders

World War I and Biplanes

Charles Lindburgh

The planes of Word War II

“High Flight” poem

Air travel after the war

Write your own pre-list for a three day flight to India

Seaplanes

Decrypting a secret tap code

Space rockets

Helicopters on the beach

Double-decker planes, Concord and going Super-Sonic

Design Time

Space flight and a maze

All about drones

An up in the air wordsearch

Random thoughts

Closing ideas and questions to think about

Twenty percent (that’s one fifth if you prefer fractions) of Australians live in Sydney. That’s a lot of people all in one city by the sea!

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The word “Uluru” means “island mountain” which is appropriate for this iconic Australian landmark which is 350m high (taller than the Eiffel Tower in Paris) and has a perimeter of over 9km. It is sacred to the local Aboriginal people called “Pitjantjatjara”.

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The best known Aussie beach pools are in Bondi (Sydney) where there is a swim club called the “Bondi Icebergs”. A short distance from Bondi is the Bronte Ocean Pool which is about 100 feet long and has lanes on the pool floor like an indoor swimming pool.

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