Antrim Primary

A Recipe For A Family

Prepare a happy mum and dad,
Stir in some noisy children,
Smother with hugs and kisses,
Dice a lot of love,
Boil a safe Blissful home,
Melt in soft warm beds,
Pour out aunts, uncles, nieces and
nephews,
Drizzle with birthday presents,
Use fun and happiness,
Serve on a family tree.

Taylor Nixon

A Recipe For A Cat

Stir around playfulness
Coat with soft fur
Simmer a purr in cuddles
Whisk whiskers until fine and straight
Stir with a curly tail
Scramble to find a mouse or two
Decorate with bright eyes
Serve with a bowl of cream

Emma- Louise

A Recipe for a class

Mix pens and pencils,
Put them in the bowl,
Sprinkle with tables and chairs,
Add computers and weekly tests,
Mash books and folders,
Slice rubbers and rulers,
Stir teachers and headmaster,
Cook school dinners,
Grill assembly,
Taste the Interactive white board,
Preheat P.E and R.E,
Fry up History, science and music,
Decorate the displays and corridors,
Leave it to set for 5 days.

Kia Doherty

A Recipe For A Classroom

Mix pens and pencils in a room,
Sieve in children and a teacher,
Add books and a few subjects,
Sprinkle on computers and displays,
Fold in chairs and desks,
Cream English worksheets,
Heat water bottles and pencil cases,
Cook for five school days,
Serve on Friday with a smile.

Regan Hanley

Recipe for a Friend

Add some children,
Put in a dash of kindness and happiness,
Sprinkle a tablespoon of loyalty,
Pour some help when needed,
Blend or mix play time,
Season with some dependence,
Simmer some laughter,
Stir in a party,
Garnish trust and joy,
Then serve with a smile.

Arnav Avad

A Recipe for a Wedding

Prepare with Make-up and spray tan
Add one Marquee
Blend some tables and chairs
Pickle in some food and drinks
Add a happy Bride and Groom
Tenderise with a kiss
Sprinkle sparkling rings and garnish
with flowers
Simmer in a reception
Decorate with bridesmaids and
guests
Season with a 3 tired cake
Serve with a honeymoon in Portugal

By Cameron Craig

A Recipe For A Wedding

Prepare the wedding list,
Add the bride and groom,
Sieve a bridal dress and top hats,
Simmer in a ceremony,
Sprinkle in some guests,
Toss some hats and confetti,
Bake in a limousine,
Whisk up a reception,
Top with a wedding cake,
Toast the bride and groom.

By Lauren Mc Fadden

A Recipe for Christmas

Melt the ice off the car
Boil a Christmas pudding
Stir some magic to make it night
Rinse the costumes to make them
ready
Add some toys to the stockings
Bake the Christmas list
Sprinkle some moonlight to the sky
Decorate the house and the Christmas
tree
Serve the presents to the children

Zoe Davies

A Recipe for Friends

Take a pinch of happiness,
Add a cup of joy,
Stir some happy faces,
Roll out some hugs and secrets,
Cut out a couple of smiles,
Decorate with a party,
Serve with a shopping trip.

Lauren Gill

A Recipe for Maths

Put digits in a bowl,
Mash in some volume and data,
Add or take away some numbers,
Season with thinking skills,
Place on top of a pie chart,
Stuff with problems and challenges,
Divide equally among Mathematicians,
Bake at a hot tempeture for some time,
Serve in a cone.

Callum Chessell

A Recipe For Santa

Take some toys and games,
Roll in colourful paper,
Decorate the sleigh.
Drizzle with Fairy lights,
Toss presents in the sack,
Sprinkle under the Christmas Trees,
Garnish with a red and white suit.
Top chimneys with snow,
Serve in smiling children,
Serve a Christmas Day.

Alex Grant

A Recipe For Friendship

Stir up some sleepovers,
Simmer in a trip to the town,
Sprinkle in some secret diaries,
Whip in trust ,love and loyalty,
Mix in our special secrets,
Add a dash of music,
Decorate the room with pink hearts,
Top with make-up and fashion,
Mash some happiness,
Serve with a caring smile.

By Rebecca Sommerville

Recipe for a football match

Prepare a football pitch,
Decavate with lines and circles,
Blend in some posts and nets,
Sprinkle eleven players on each side,
Season with penalties and goals,
Drizzle dribbles and passes,
Bake until the final whistle,
Serve with a win.

By Jordan Stewart

Recipe for a beach

Sieve golden sand on a beach,
Rinse swimmers in the sea,
Bake under a hot summer sun,
Simmer the rocks in the waves,
Stir in oyster shells,
Poach in rock polls,
Garnish with sand castles,
Sizzle with the seagull's song.

Rhys Taylor

Recipe For A Farm

Take several fields, add crops,
Chop with a harvester,
Coat with hedges and fences,
Sprinkle over with cows and sheep,
Scramble a tractor or quad,
Mix with a barn and a hen house,
Decorate a pond with ducks,
Serve with hard work.

Darren Ferguson

Recipe For A Friend

Take a pinch of happiness,
Slice a piece of joy,
Stir them together and simmer,
Add some love and leave to set,
Pour in a loving smile,
Decorate with a tight hug,
Serve with trust and friendship.

Sarah Stewart

Recipe for a friend

Take a friendly face
Stir with a pinch of happiness
Sprinkle in sleepovers and pyjama parties
Whisk during a shopping trip
Brush with make up and nail varnish
Whip up a hair do each
Decorate with colourful cool accessories
Bake popcorn and top with pizza
Serve with a wonderful smile

Morgan Gordon

Recipe for a town

Take one mayor soak in a council
chamber,
Add a bundle of competitive shop
keepers,
Whisk in a Town Hall,
Sprinkle in some houses and flats,
Pickle in a local chippy,
Simmer in a five star inn,
Garnish with schools and playing
fields,
Finally, serve with friendly
neighbours.

Ewan McCartney