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Signs of the times
We often name things after the Vikings or
use Viking symbols in advertisements. Here are a few
examples:
Rover, Viking Afloat, Viking Industrial
Products Limited, Viking Removals and Viking Motel.
What does a Viking name or symbol suggest to you?
 Can you
find any other examples of Viking-inspired adverts or symbols? Try
looking in the telephone directory for local companies, or in the
local paper for sports teams.
Make
a Viking brooch
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Card
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Scissors
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Glue
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Baking foil
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Modelling material
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Dried peas, lentils or small
pasta
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Sticky tape
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A safety pin
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Draw a circle, or an oval on the card and
cut it out.
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Roll out the modelling clay into a thin
layer and place it on the card you have cut out.
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Stick the peas or pasta into the modelling
material in a pattern, putting a big one in the centre.
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Cut out a piece of baking foil that is a
bit bigger than the card.
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Smooth it over the modelling clay and
beans, and fold it in at the back of the brooch.
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Attach the safety pin to the back of the
brooch with sticky tape.
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