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Jeff Rumble (left) and P.J. Passmore, belonging to the Lucknow Beavers and Cubs
respectively, plant one of the 1,300 trees planted on the farm of Doug McEwan of Conces-
sion 10 of Kinloss Township on April 25. The Lucknow Beavers, Cubs and Scouts turned out
at the planting session. ( Alan Rivett photo)
Grade 6 class tours Metro
Toronto Zoo this week
BROOKSIDE
By Janine Helm,
Trisha MacDonald,
Jason Cameron and
Adrian Rau
In the Kindergarten II ^class, the
students have been discussing Signs of spr-
ing. They have also been very busy mak-
ing booklets, butterflies and bubble
paintings.
Grade 6 Room 7
On Wednesday, April 15, the Grade 6
Room 7 class went to the Metro Toronto
Zoo. The class left the school at 8 a.m. and
returned back at 6:15 p.m. Thanks to the
bus driver Mr. Teade .Bakker, everyone
had a -safe trip.
At the zoo, the students saw Orangutans
and many other animals in the Africa,
Indo -Malayan, Australian and the
American Pavilions. They also took a ride
on the mono -rail and saw the Canadian
areas. Some of the classes favorite
animals were Polar Bears, Snakes and
Penguins.
The reporters for Grade 6 are Janice
Webster and Heather Jefferson.
Grade 3 Room 10
Mrs. Ottewell's Grade 3 class had
another great time with Mrs. Graham, the
Art Co-ordinator, as she taught the class
how to make things by folding paper. They
made a cup, a boat, box and a Chinese
firecracker.
Two of the class reading groups have
learned about Mexico and are making
pinatas with the classroom volunteer, Mrs.
Webster. Another group of students is
writing books and being "authors" under
the supervision of Mrs. Blake at the
library.
Grade 1-2
In Mrs. Young's Grade 1-2 class, Ryan
Elliott was "All About Me" last week. This
week it's Jay -J Humphrey.
On Thursday, April 23, Mrs. Mathers'
Grade 1 welcomed Mrs. Graham to their
classroom. She showed them how to paper -
tear properly and then they made a "torn"
picture.
Also on Thursday, they joined with
Grade 1-2 and had a "Carrot Day". They
rotated through several carrot -related ac-
tivities and even had a chance to make a
carrot muffin.
Grade 7
In Geography, the class is starting a new
project. In girls' basketball houseleague
play, Team 3 won. The boys haven'tfinish-
ed their league. The school is postponing
houseleague until the concert is over. The
class is now half -way through the Wolf
Unit. They have learned many things
about wolves. Some of the various ac-
tivities the class has done are phonics,
reading and creative writing.
The reporters for Grade 7 are Matthew
Sproul and Rhonda Dickson.
Grade 8
On Tuesday, April 21, Ruth Linton came
to Brookside and talked to the Grade 8
students about family life. All of the class
enjoyed the Easter holiday. This week the
class has been busy getting things ready
for the concert.
The Grade 8 reporters are Nicole Mid-
delkamp and Debbie Nivins.
Grade 4-5
Mr. Culp's Grade 4-5 students are learn-
ing about lots and concessions. Mr. Culp
brought in a big map of all the lots and con-
cessions of Huron County and a game was
played.
This is how it was played: First, one of
the children says their lot and concession
number. That person then picks someone
that doesn't know his or her location. The
person picked must find the correct,lot and
concession on the big map.
They will use this information on their
study of the pioneers of Huron County.
Puppets
Mrs. Graham was at Brookside on
Thursday and`Friday helping Mr. Hazlitt's
Grade 8 students to make marionette pup-
pets using old light bulbs, nylons and
scraps of material.
The first step was moulding faces on the
light bulbs with clay. And there was a
great variety of ideas.
Sincere thanks to volunteers Mrs. Joan
Black, Mrs. Karen Roberts and Mrs. Bren-
da Wylds who so ably assisted with this
project.
Room 4, Krakatoa
In Room 4 Krakatoa, thisweek is Marc's
"introducing". The class is currently
rehearsing for the Spring Concert. They're
p r e t t y
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious! ! !
The class is learning how to do research
with Mrs. Blake. They'll each be picking
an animal to learn about. A lot of peoplk
will be picking horses because a lot of the
class really like horses in their room.
Room 4 is starting to get community let-
ters back. They've had letters from
England, Australia, Denver, Colorado,
Lincoln, Nebraska and from many places
in Ontario so far!
The reporters for Room 4 are Tammy
Upthegrove and Krista Ritchie.