HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2011-12-22, Page 22PAGE 22. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 2011.Brussels students plan their North Pole trips
Happy Holidays
Brussels Public School’s Grade 1 class had some great ideas to share with The Citizen as to how they would get to the North
Pole to find the best place to play in the snow recently. Shown are, back row, from left: Aliyah D, Abigale T, Madison K, Tyson F,
Ella S., Malaikum J and Lucas J. Front row, from left: Ava M., Lola J, Jazzy H, Kierystn P, Chloe H, Tamara T and Owen N. (Denny
Scott photo)
Brussels Public School’s Grade 1
class has some unique ideas about
how they would get to the North
Pole if they had to.
Whether it’s by plane, sled (dog
or other) or by some mystical
means, each student had their own
take on how they would get there
and what stops they would make in
between.
Here are their plans if they ever
need to visit the roof of the
world:
“I would use a dog sled and a
plane to get to the North Pole. First I
would use the dog sled to get to the
north of Canada, then get on a
plane and cross the ocean and
then dog sled the rest of the way.
I would use snow dogs for my
sled.”
Hannah
“I would use a sleigh powered by
magic. I would either buy one or
borrow Santa Claus’s sleigh and use
his reindeer. I’d just fly straight to
the North Pole from my house.”
Lana
“I would use a sled, like Santa’s,
but I wouldn’t fly it. I would use
magic to freeze all the water
between Brussels and the North Pole
and use horses and reindeers to pull
me across it.”
Tyson
“I would go to the United States
and buy a magic sled from a
magic store. We don’t have those
kinds of stores in Canada. Then I
would get my mom to use her
magic powers to control the sled
because she has magic sled
powers.”
Chloe
“I would go by plane. I would get
on a jet at the Toronto airport, and
then, when I got near the North Pole,
I would use a dog sled to go the
rest of the way because dogs can
run really fast.”
Jazlyn
“I would rent a big airplane and
fly from Toronto. I would fly it
myself because other pilots might
not want to land close to the North
Pole, but I would land as close as I
could and then use a miniature
snowmobile to get the rest of the
way.”
Lucas
“I would take a plane from
Toronto and land it south of the
North Pole. Then I would use
snowshoes to get me the rest of the
way there.”
Malaikum
“I would take a plane from the
Wingham to an airport near the
North Pole, then I would get
another plane to fly me right
over top of the North Pole so
I could sky dive out of the plane and
land right on the North Pole.”
Lola
“I would take a big plane from
Toronto and then use a van to drive
right to the North Pole.”
Madison
“I would get in a car and have
someone drive me to the airport in
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