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stud-ents are exercising their mental muscles
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tors uave been challenged to exer., using, . the month Of January. For the some new utformatiOu, ,>
else their mental muscles iu 1991. Respopse to the "problems". has ommommoutemounimmummamaninamm InOutit of February we will try to Cougratulatiotks to Shelly .
The development of effeCtive oda- bcp, uniqueo soplitokated, hontat; agaili. Amy rettmi Um Florida and solve problems by talking them out. Johnston! She ixceiverm.,41-word prtiv
ing skills has been Own aschool , oos andabove all et -411100;1c, Bete 0,9.4 us all the storio dm tiati Wit- , Ili geometry w have made. many tor her Remembrance Dav pol ster at
da focus. Picohlem solving, deci- is a sample challenge to stiinulate ten about her adventures. Maas. geometric $Olids ,5,,- and evetyone idle mitt..viresno ovrArgo'rEa42%, . •
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4%114'. gaivr.,1:o ,Ea)UcCitat, Uti'l Vifer Which reacts- the same backwards Grade 2/3, Mrs. Wallace it, was i, bateresting to ,tlisc, over that in history, the grade 6 students
changing world in the future. Stu- and forwards). Lisr w as MaPolio'. We are 41tuost finished our goal we have Tomb and rebuves living are ?tutting the AztwS, an(1.
dents are given daily 0P11onunities *elites as Rossitge, using 1991 ond Our goal was, to get, tile taii of the % all across eanadao from Ole West iviexico. The wade 7 students are
and wow into compoent, confident . Good luck and good thinking! 10098 day, We think we will reach • the Yukon TenitorY° haw two new teachers replacing '
thinkers and problem solvers. Grade 1,„ Mrs Bell - it, 100's day is Coming Up, Cart'You Mr. , Burkhart. In -the, 'morning we
Lateral thinking has . been our Grade One has been learning guess what 100's day is? - We've , SuPeislarsratieWtfrhiNrsic4kEMannillis nod ,have Mrs, C'reeden.la the afternoon
current focus, with "brainstorming" . 'about Mercer Mayer and enjoying been tra6king down thQ. school day s ,, Rachael Bushell 'for '. ` showing we have Mr Lehezoky. The people
or generating a large lumber of languake arts .,Fres using WA, and on the 100th, day we're Ping respect pr9Wbelemares out wifir Eicin-Invglin.). (111 that ttcobatwarmetlnsitnildcgrinaliarteeeWivteehedraa.
varied and origin' al solutions to a about lus CuRITTER„ books., L,ittle to hur a party; Also, wenhave been mental sulmea we are roam_ g . on priday vebtuaty 1. we
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challenge. "Piggybacking" or refill,. Grade One alums. haveke he -en all work.4,16, .011 Nrursedery :Arta. ci musical ma stitu, meats. we are lenta.. schnntdrosed in Our py jamas,
to expand their Oils and strategies pop as staying Points. ° book worm to tbe bead before coast -to the Fast ccraSt and 0011 ill learning a1.ut New Foam we
ing and expAndins,r upon b friend's over the school this we Tea ug
idea hag been 'encouraged. Two Critter books. In Science we made NsPeurseechryes. WWII/Ear% _ tout! °u447 minegiugabQuwtithsthinsuid string, dQspillogpmelcljeaurid" . - 4.arnadderi47/1r8s'iMmrisei;oFnlirgirheSt
heads are better than one, as think, our "Strange critters" into an Valentine's Dayl ' , straws. This month we picked out The Grade 7/8,s have weft ins.
tanks have proven! The terms accordion book of facts. OUr class Grade"30, Mrs. Inwood
brainstorming. and piggybacking has been hit hard with die flu virus° our own novels to read. We signed . enting their speeches la class. this
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Grade 4 has worked very har,d, ...
.„. Will sailing a Media unit about, '
etieiP8 Omit speech and now we Television. Novel reading and writ- '
are saying them to the Class- Every • ing are ongoing .topics as well.
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new game called MATI10. It is like gradP. 8 students. We seem to be
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bingo using MultiplicatiOn tables. coaling SO a time oftesti and the
Mike ,Irwin Won 2' games. ab;.(?ginnflogst1;csineeswisunibetc4S0mOnfinfm000: .
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Pe�ple bmught in old things .tter actively 3,sc"hloo"d1 p"hlroitatrichc*ss.in'lliig
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done! We also started a dinosaur gh!dergarteu - Mrs: Lash
The Kindergarten is quite disap.
unit in January. We're still working
on this interesting uniTin science. pointed that the snow is melting..
,4. Eight people in our Class go to the ,,,
We had so much fun sliding and
"reading club." Taylor Mali won a ,• budding forts when the weather was
:Cold. We have made =Other bit-
T-shirt at the "Super Star' assail*
last Friday:: Mrs. Clooney filled in book t° share with 'Our famihes. .11.
Wondering what all the fuss is about are members of the -beginners level of the. Lueknow aind District rull Mt. Yank° while Mr. Ynnke is called "Snow is Fun*"
:vavenitieet totinCoh. e.,s1.ey on FebMary for .-valWeeatilfee,a'allbaly°°.arikindgaufrirarerafd it°a'
Figure Skating/Club. They. skathig to Easy Whineri (1920).during the clubi carnival mg' ht lag eeke„nd,
(Pat Livingston photo) Grade 5/6, Mrs. Black and of Foiirse our party.
THE HURON -PERTH
ROMAN CATHOLIC
•• .SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD
KINDERGARTEN RrnISTPATION
will be held for
JuniorKindergarten
and
Senior Kindergarten
ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1991, 9:00 A.M. 'to 5:00 P.M. in order to regis-
ter for Kindergarten, children must be four (4) yedrs of age on or before
December 31, 1991: Parents are asked to bring the Baptismal Certificate and
Birth Certificate of the child you intend to register It is advisable that parents con-
tact the school in which you intend to register your child for an appointment prior
to the registration date.
The location for Kindergarten classes will be as follows:
SL Joseph's School (KINGSBRIDGE) St Boniface School
Mr. James McQuillan, Principal Mr. David Sharpe, Principal
FIRS GODERICH Mary Street, ZURICH
236-4335
Sacred Heart School
Mr. Jim Steffler, Principal
Cornyn Street, WINGHAM
357-10.90
St. Mary's School (HESSON)
Mr. Joe MacDonald, Principal
FIR4 LISTOWEL
595-896'
St. Ambrose School
Mr. Michael -Dewar), Principal
181.LouiseStreet, sTRATFORD
271-7544
St. Joseph's School
Mr. Leo Turner, Principal
363 St Vincent Street, STPIATFORD
.271-3574
SL Aloysius Stho�
Mr Sam Albeitio, Principal'
228 Avondale Avenire, STRATFORD
529-7646
Si. Columban SchOol
Mr. Don Farwell, Principal
RR2 DUBLIN
345-2086
Our Lady of Mount Carmel School
Mr. Laurie Kraftcheck, Principal
RR3 DASHWOOD
237-3337
St Joseph's School.
Mr. Edward Cappelli, Principal
169 Beech Stfeet, CLINTON
482-7035
Precious Blood School
Mrs. Margaret Nelson, Principal
Sanders Street, West, EXETER
235-1691
St Mary's School
Mr. Jim McDade; Principal
70 Bennett Street, E., GODERICH
524-9901 . 271-3636
St James School - Holy Name of Alloy School
Mro. Fran Craig, Acting Principal 4 — Mr. Paul Nickel, Priricipal
Chalk Street, SEAFORTH 161 Peel Street, ST. MARYS
.527-0321 " 284-2170
St. Patrick's School (KINKORA)
Mr, Ray Centois, Principal
RRi= SECIRINGVILLE
393-6580
Parents who expect that their child Wi enrol in the optional Frenqh ImMereion
Program in Grade 1, in future yeare,have the option of enrolment for
Junior/Senior Kindergarten at either their local Catholic School or tho French
Immereion Centre (St. Wye School, Gcdorich or St. Aloysius School, Stratford)
at which they expect to enrol their child for a French IroMerOlon progrant
B, Murray, J. S. Brown, M.A., Ed. D„
Chairman of the Beard Director of tducation
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