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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-02-27, Page 7"%. K.& Madill band .04e/1ctins a t LcP Library, Nutley Msebtrre If you are Guano about A44-tes ManUra at52 YOUT Body? Inveritors and Inventions, then ernne join the various groups who are 'researching the aboveA.MyW you would pre.ft tt4ublish a book. The grade one class has just finished publishing gh* Citdtht-A:415 grade 8 are working on their rough copies. If you have any odd balls of roil which you will not be wing, please send itis us as we are doiiig pioneer crafts in April and May. epi' reading. Grade V3, Mrs. Wallace We are working on Bob !Wunsch centres. We have reached sur goal and w have 2,828 books read! In two weeks it will be March break. Our superstar theme is "solve prob- lems by talking." Here are the people from our class who said their speeches in the gym; Ellen Husk, Andrew Pickard, Russ Mann and Jessica Hara. Grade 3/4, Mrs. Hiller/Mrs. Inwood Our representatives i± the gym for speeches were Carrie Moffat, Alicia Thacker. and Charlie Lyons.They did a nice job and we enjoyed hearing, all the other speeches too. In Language Arts we have started a new unit called Friendship and Caring. Many people have read some hooks on Friendship already. At the end of our Bear Unit we counted up the Bear Books we have read. Jaime Pritchard read sixty-two Bear Books! In Environmental Studies we continue to learn about Canada. Many of the students have relatives or friends in many parts of Canada. Grade 1, Nancy Maclntyre/Ruth Bell - Grade One's are dramatizing and reading Fairy Tales this month. Mrs. Bell had a "dragon" in her desk. It gave us a magic dream penny that we put under our pillows at night. Many of us wrote good dream to share. We enjoyed having our parents to our Valentine party. Thank you for the letters you wrote back to your children. Katherine and Matthew are "Special Me's" for these two weeks. Most of us have a "published" book now and are very proud of them. Grade 4, Mrs. Ellis F.E. Madill band caine L.C.P.S. During a Beach Boys song Becky Visser won a beachball.• In Environmental Studies, we are starting a new unit on weights and balances. We made our own harps, and they sounded fabulous. Nick Mann, Rachael Bushell, and Jayme Sutherland were chosen from our class to go to the gym for pub- lic •*peaking. Rachael wili represent the junior division at the Legion. Congratulations to everyone in Grade 4! We are woffing hard making books for Young Authors. At this stage we are making "dummy books." These are your rough copies. We won the attendance award for January! Grade 4/5, Paul Yanke Our class is doing Mammals research this week. The five group Captains were Sean Lougheed, CPS INSIDER 110110011.11011.0"1"."1".". Dayi Mictiison, jackle Freeman; Eau Moffat? mid Paula Kwatt. Sean Luotke.4 Taylor Mak MMosztittipisiamal ViQuat tbia grkto say their speeches, Grade 5 did a French test yeSter. tdayi; Today is Suilaner wear day. Grade 5/6, Mrs, Black Grade six completed biographies on some V.I.P.'s nr Canada. Grade 5 are having fun making discoveries with magnets. We had two informative videos nresentexl to our etas& One involved Shoplifting" and the other was on "Drugs". There were iinportant messages to be learned from both films. Grade 112, Mrs. IVIarion-Lehoezky Guing Hoi Fah Choy! Mrs. M.L.'s Gr. 1/2's have been talking about China -- the people, language, money, the Great Wall, maps, and Festivals, We made wonderful dragons, the symbol of good luck for Chinese New Years, then we have a parade with them. It Was fun. We have been reading lots of fairy tales. We have been practising the song of the Three Bears. We me GREAT at W We are going t show other classes. Grade 7/8, Mrs. McDonagh/Mrs. Forrest With reports cards gong home on March 5, the students of Grade 7 and 8 tarle been busy vviidng tests and completing work for this term. Tasha Mayer, Heather Askes, Amy Austin, and Amy Sutherland represented our class in the speak- ing finals for our school on Thurs- day, February 14. Congratulations to art and good luck to Tasha Mayer who will represent our school at the Legion contest. Mr. MeKam, Grade 8 The grade 8's havebegun to learn about how our nation expanded during the late 1800's. It was a time of trial and triumph. They were also fortunate this week to hear from Mr. David Adair of the John Hoard Society. Mr. Adair addressed the class about young people and their reladonship with matters of law. A most interesting time. Thanks Mr. Adair. Mrs. Lash, Kindergarten Kindergarten is very happy this month to get the loan of some new toys for a few months. We have a tractor And wagon, a rocking boat, a parachute and a wooden train set. We have really enjoyed playtime with the addition of these toys. We have enjoyed participating in Spirit days at school. This past week was beach day. We enjoyed dreaming of summer and drawing pictures of our dream at the beach. The last two weeks at L.C.P.S. have been exciting, (snowy) and active. Friday, Feb. 8 sawthe halls of our school filled with hats of every description. On Friday,leb- ruary 22, L.C.P.S. anticipated sum- mer with a shorts and T-shirt 'day. It was encouraging to think of the sou as everyone spoited their brightly coloured beab wear, Solve Students participated in. Shoplifting A'WarerteSS Workshop rsynted by the John }Toward The entire school was delightfully entertained by the Madill tot J;•,. nett *a di:00m (*gaga Waite4, February 14 was opt just he date of our Valentine's Dance and4c1- ebrations but also the day for our, school speaking contest, Alt classes were very well represented with an towing variety of topies. me judges faced several difficult deci- sions, Many thanks to Rev, Peggy IChisinan for serving as a judge. Our Primary speakers were: Alicia Thacker, My Grandma; Charlie Lyons, Polar Bears; Andrew Pickard, My Twin Brothers; .Ellen Husk, My American Thanksgiving; Jessica Hare, Cruelty to Animals; Paul Taylor, Skating; Russell Mann, Sports; Cori Guse, Hockey afld William Kugler, Truck Driving. Junior Speakers and topics were: Carrie Moffat, Horses; Nick Mann, Endangered Animals, Rachael Bushell, Fashion; Jayme Sutherland, Postal Service; Taylor Malt Nintendo Games; Sean Lougheed• My Family; Jonathan MacKinnon, ..Jackie Robertson; Lucas Thacker, Alexander Graham Bell; Lisa . MacLean, Jean Litde; Andrea Her, A niglittning Experience; Sonia Jones, My Dog; and Gavin Colwell, My First Ski Trip; Intermediate Speakers and topics were: Vanessa Breckles, Child Abuse; _Angela Ward, Music; Tasha Mayer, Facial Recognition; ,Amy Sutherland, My Grandpa: .The Policeman; Amy Austin, The His- tory of Lucknow Public; Heather Askes, Phobias; Julie Carter, Teen- age Alcoholism; Jesse Park, Money; Kristen O'Neill, Kidsitting and Danny Porter, Decision Making. Congratulations to; Junior Speakers Rachael Bushell and Lucas Thacker and Intermediate Speakers Jesse Park and Tasha Mayer who will represent L.C.P.S. at the Legion Speaking Contest. ••••••=sion. e00711 KINIASS lir by Ruth Buchmeier maimaiisamaismommovim The community extends sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cowan and girls on the death of their baby Head= Also to her grandparents, •Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cowan. Don't forget the South Khdossj Church services will start at 930 a.m. this Sunday, March 3. Dale and Marylynne Gilchrist of Waterloo were home on the weekend to be with theh families. On Sunday afternoon the young people of South Kinloss and Luck - now Presbyterian Churches enjoyed a tobogganing party and had supper with their leaders Fred and Mar- garet deBoer. On Saturday these yotmg people will finish the decorating on their adopted room at the Women's House in ICincardine. 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