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Kids who live in the Land Down Under like to play self-centered
games just like you do. Here is a game Aussie
Aussie kids like to play with their mates Attitude
(friends).
Mira Meefirst:
You will need a small ball (like a tennis ball) Why do I need to pray to God for
and plenty of room outside to toss the ball.
things, Otto? My parents give me
whatever I want. All I have to do
Players toss the ball back and forth while
standing a few feet apart. is ask and they give it to me be-
cause I am mommy’s
When a player drops the ball instead of catching perfect little angel.
it, he goes down on one knee. The next time he
misses, he drops down to the other knee. When
that player drops the ball again, he goes down on
one elbow, then both elbows, and finally his chin. OR

Outreach Otto:
The winner is the player who has the least
number of body parts on the ground. Mira, we don’t pray to
God only when we need

his help. He isn’t like a
You can play this game genie in a bottle who is
with a group of your mates waiting to grant our
by standing in a circle and wishes.
tossing the ball to each
other underhanded. God is a loving
heavenly Father who
If you’re the winner, Good on ya! wants to hear from us
(which means”Good job” or “Well done”). all the time because he
loves us and cares about
everything in our lives.
oops!
Although Aussies speak English, you and I might not always Christ-centered
understand what they say to us.
On his first day in the office, Missionary Jack quickly learned Gratitude
that the American words for office supplies are not the same
as in Straya. See if you can you figure out these directions.
Max is on the move again!

Use the lift to the ground floor and find the caretaker’s Can you guess where Max will
wardrobe next to the loo. Grab heaps of Biros, rubbers, will travel next?
pencils, and drawing pins for your desk. Keep it clever!
Use a trolley to carry the guillotine, but first unplug it Here are some clues:
from the power point. Oh, and you might want to grab a • Spanish spoken, pesos spent.
torch just in case there’s an emergency. If you can’t find
what you need, no worries, mate! • Flowers and coffee are major exports.

Caretaker: janitor wardrobe: closet power point: wall plug • Coasts on Pacific Ocean and
ground floor: first floor Biro: ball point pen mate: friend Caribbean Sea.
guillotine: paper cutter drawing pins: thumbtacks torch: flashlight
trolley: cart clever: organized loo: toilet • Named after Christopher Columbus.
rubbers: erasers heaps: a lot/many Straya: Australia
No worries!: No problem! lift: elevator • River of Five Colors (Caño Cristales).
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