Antrim Primary

A recipe for a friend!!!

First get a bowl.
Throw in 60 o.z. of kindness and 30 grams of love
mixed with ginger.
Stir with a whisk for 3 mins.
Get a tray, pour the mixture on the tray.
Coat the mixture with generosity.
Let it sit for 5 mins.
Dig a hole, put a person in, pour the mixture in,
cover the hole wait 1 day… and viola! There you
have a nice friend! (That tastes like a ginger nut
biscuit!!!)

By Scott

A recipe for a town

Take 100 grams of road put them in a bowl.
Then mix 6oz of mayor with 10lbs of town hall
and add it in.
Pour in 100ml of park mixed with children.
Mix in 2 l of library to store the books.
And now a drop of police station to lock up
crooks.
Now sprinkle in 900g school and stir until thick.
Mix with 3kg of shops and garnish with
houses.
Put it in the oven for 1hr and a ½, let cool for 5
mins.

BY JACK MAGUIRE

A recipe for a friend

One pint of kindness.
Two kg of joy.
Four tblsp of happiness.
Mix until pink.
Add a helping hand.
Sprinkle in some stuff that tastes nice .
Season with friendship.
Bake until golden brown.
Decorate with icing.
Place a cherry on top and serve immediately.

By Madison

A recipe for a friend

A cupful of trust
filled to the brim.
A sprinkle of happiness
mixed with delight
if smiling its turned out alright.
Seasoned with faith
what a super ingredient
for a mate.
Now to finish this recipe of
zany ingredients, cook for 3 hours and
you'll be happy enough.

By Jack Maloney

A recipe for a friend

Get three pints of love and a sprinkle of care .
Blend until creamy .
Wait for 5 minutes then garnish with a little
hope and fun.
Blend in some joy and helpfulness.
Put in the oven for 10 minutes and let it cook
for 1 hour until golden brown .
Get a blob of happiness .
Dust with 1kg of kindness and you will see it is
complete.

By Leah Davidson

A recipe for a class

Preheat the oven at 180 Oc
Coat the teacher with 101 maths and English
sheets and blend with 27 pupils .
Place in the top shelf of the oven and cook for 15
minutes.
Slice 27 spelling books into small pieces and
season with helper.
Put on to the tray to serve later as a side dish.
Peel 4 computers, 5 paintings and whisk together
to coat the poster and roll out 2 posters and coat
with the above and place on top of the pie. Cook
until golden brown. Remove from oven and
garnish with alphabet and serve as side dish .

By Saul Mitchell

A RECIPE FOR A FRIEND

FIRST add a pinch of sensability and mix to
perfection with it 2 tbsp of joy.
Then add 3 tbsp of happiness.
Add 4g of success then mix with 2 pints of
reliability.
Stir in 6g of playfulness and add 7g of
helpfulness.
Mix it with 8 mls of cheerfulness and blend in 4g
of friendship.
Chop 6 tbsp of kindness and 9g of coolness.
Place in the oven until golden brown.
Garnish with 8ml of love.
Then you're done.

By Ben Jones

A recipe for a friend

100g of joyfulness.
A slice of kindness.
Stir until red and add
in a cup of generosity.
Then stir.
Preheat the oven to 200 degrees and bake for 10
mins.
Take it out of the oven and let it cool.
In the meantime get 6 cups of honesty, sprinkle on
some sweetness and serve with a warm smile.

By Reese Chan

Recipe for a class

First sprinkle a dash of pupils and teacher then mix
together.
When stirring put in some Maths then put in the oven
for 12mins to bake.
Get a bowl , add some pencils and chairs.
Then pour in 1 pint of English, stir in some world
around us , cut into slices.
Take out the pupil, mix and garnish it with 6 pints of
Art then roll into 12 balls and dip it in the Maths.
Then its ready to serve.

By Chelsea

A recipe for a class.

Start by mixing 500g of pupils
and 2 tsp of work.
Next gradually add a drizzle of art.
Now whisk a pinch of teaching
and 100g of humour until it looks fluffy.
In a different bowl mix 20g of homework, a
sprinkle of tests and 15
large posters.
Next put all your ingredients in one bowl and mix
for 5 mins.
Put the mixture onto a trayand put in the oven to
cook for 1hr

By Joely

A recipe for a friend

Preheat the oven to 180 degrees.
Add 16ml of humour and 22g of reliability into a
blender.
Blend it quickly.
Now its time to chop a slice of help.

Once you have done that mash some positivity.
Then stir it in with 2oz of trust.

Put it all in a dish and set aside for a minute.

In the meantime stir 2tps of hope with a pint of fun.
Then you fold in gently some love.
With a generous drizzle of laughter and loyalty.

Then put in the oven and bake for 5mins.
When it is cooked remove from oven.

Garnish with a side of honesty, joy, happiness, and
honour and last but not least to finish it off a little
bit of kindness on the top.

By Aimee Smart

A recipe for a friend.

1OOg of kindness and 2OOg of fun.
Add a tsp of happiness.
Then sprinkle with love.
A tbsp of care and a tblsp of joy.
Mix a 1OOml of play.
Pour in a pint of enjoy.

By Emma Foster.

A recipe for a friend…

To start off with I need
A drizzle of Joy to simmer with 3 cups of
Helpfulness
Grease the bottom of the pan with friendliness
Line the pan with goodness
Chop the helpfulness with some kindness
Sift it to get all the lumps out so it is nice and
smooth
Then cream it with love
and that's you with a perfect Friend

By Katie Moore

A recipe for a friend

1 tablespoon of love.
A pinch of kindness.
A dash of thoughtfulness.
2 tablespoons of cleverness.
Then add sprinkle of coolness and
mix altogether.
Let it set in the fridge for 10 mins.
Once that is done take it out of the
fridge immediately.
Add one cup of joy then
pour some friendliness over the top.
Now mix it altogether.
Cook it in the oven for 20 mins.
Take it out and scatter some
cheerfulness over the top.
And now your finished , enjoy

By Lauren Trimble

Recipe for a friend

Blend together 4 oz of pleasure with a pinch of joy.
Add a tbsp of gratefulness and stir.
Slowly add some courage and pour in the love.
Put in your happiness with the playfulness.
Add a dash of humour and beat till fluffy.
While beating add in the 25g of helpfulness.
Sift in some friendliness and add generosity then
mix.
Mix in some grated smartness then boil for 30mins.
Coat with some kindness then serve immediately to
someone .
By Ryan.

A RECIPE FOR A FRIEND

Mix three tablespoons of joy.
Add 400g of thankfulness.
Pour in a pint of kindness.
Add 16ml of goodness and
a dash of courage.
A dollop of humour blended with one ounce of
happiness.
½ a tsp of friendship.
Season the top with loyalty.
Bake for two hours.
When golden with trustworthy, it's ready to eat.

BY STEPHEN Gammon

A Recipe For A Friend

A pinch of fun and make it nice.
A tablespoon of love and a sprinkle of kindness.
Then mix together for a little while. adding a hint
of happness with some helpfulness.
Next add something sweet not sour.
Blending again as you go.
Pour in a pint of loyality and a dash of joy.
Then bake altogether for 20 minutes.
Let it cool then add some jest.
Finsh off with some truthfulness.
You are ready to serve with a smile, your recipe
for a friend, true and loyal.

By Adam Pearce

A recipe for a friend.

Mix the goodness with the kindness until golden
brown.
Pour half a pint of generosity and a tablespoon
of joy in a bowl and mix thoroughly.
Pour in a litre of courage and stir.
While stirring, pour in half a pint of generosity
slowly.
Preheat the oven to 250 c.
Tip in the lump of loyalty.
Sprinkle in the touch of health.
Mix thoroughly with a generous helping of
independence.
Mix the happiness and hope with good
listening.
Season with a reason to befriend
them and don't forget to garnish lightly with
love.
Put in the oven for 10 to 15 mins then serve
immediately.

By Ben McCullough

A recipe for a friend

Firstly add a pinch of friendship.
Then a sprinkle of kindness and joy.
Stir in a gram of helpfulness and a pint of
someone who can cheer you up.
You then need to mix a good sense of humour.
Add a pinch of care and a dollop of nice.
Finally add a jug of coolness and you have a
recipe for a very good friend.

By Jamie Close

A RECIPE FOR A FRIEND

To start off this recipe you need…
A pinch of friendship
Add a teaspoon of laughter into a bowl of
kindness,
And just a handful of joy.
Chop a bit of happiness.
Cover it with a lot a love.
Mix it all together.
Then you have a wonderful friend.

By Leah Reid

Recipe for a friend

Place a 150g of happiness in a bowl.
Add 50g of cheerfulness.
Put in 1 tblsp of laughter and mix.
Add 2 tsp of kindness and
100g of goodness, together with a dash of
silliness.
Mix it all together.
Pour it into a cake tin and place in a
preheated oven at 160'c for 1hr.
When ready decorate with clothes and start
playing.

By Nathan Murdock

Recipe for a friend.

2 tablespoons of kindness,
2 tablespoons of love,
2 teaspoons of loyalty
and you have a friend sent from above,
An ounce or two of fun,
A pinch of silliness,
1 generous heart,
2 helping hands,
1 giant cup of smiles,
Someone to encourage you,
Someone to rely on,
Mix all these ingredients together,
FOR THE BEST FRIEND EVER!!

By Rebecca

A recipe for a school

We need
Two pints of P.E hall will start of the mix.
5oz of library will be in a separate bowl.
A drizzle of headmaster sitting in his comfy chair.
A coat of playground outside for the children.
Next bake some maths and English. homework
glazed in rubber markings.
Kneed in some class books oozing with sums and
English questions until thick,[make sure the
pupils are not thick]
Fold the mixture lightly with a delicate touch.
Add some play ground fun and games, slowly
friends and class helpers.
Bake until risen.

By Sarah

A recipe for a friend

Mix love till its soft and stretchy.
Add some fun and beat out any lumps.
Blend until creamy.
Cut up some joy.
Rub in some respect.
Cook faith gently.
Then add a pinch of kindness.
Roll out some speed.
Mix it altogether.
Put it all in the oven for 20 mins.
Add some smartness gradually.
Cover helpfulness with foil and keep warm.
Stir faith and fairness together.
Mix cuteness until its soft.
Decorate and serve chilled.

By Zoe

A recipe for a class

Stir in one litre of floors.
Add 3oz of wall.
Mix together with 2 windows.
Bring to the boil then add
a pinch of whiteboard.
Set to the side and start your filling.
Crumble 27 pieces of pupils
add a pint of teacher
and 2oz of pencils.
Reduce the temperature and
stir in some maths and English and
5tblsp of tables and chairs.
Season with noise.
Finally, garnish with laughter and
serve your class with a side
order of books.

By Hannah

Recipe for a friend

Squeeze the love into a bowl
Add a pinch of friendliness
And then add 7 hugs
Gradually pour in the generosity
Cook the zest of kindness
Sieve the 7oz of loyalty
Roll out the trust
Quickly add the helpfulness
Grease the joy into the courage
And add 1 kiss
Mix them all together
And then your finished.

Anna-Ruth

A recipe for a friend

Add a dash of fun.
A sprinkle of friendship and
a teaspoon of help.
Mix in 1,000,000 grams of enjoyment.
Melt into a relationship.
Stir in a little pinch of thoughtfulness.
Finally finish with a dusting of love.
Then you have your very own friend.

By Zack McGrandles