Connections Find the connection between the 4 seemingly random clues. The earlier you find the connection the more points you get!

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Connections Find the connection between the 4 seemingly random clues. The earlier you find the connection the more points you get!

Connections - Example What’s the connection between… 5 points3 points2 points1 point EnglandWalesFranceItaly Compete in Rugby 6 Nations championship

Connections What’s the connection between… 5 points3 points2 points1 point V shaped valley Truncated spur Flood plainEstuary River features in order along course

Connections What’s the connection between… 5 points3 points2 points1 point DartmoorNew ForestThe Broads Peak District Areas with National Park status in England