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Brookside Public School held its annual Spring Concert on Wednesday, April 29 with the
dress rehearsal held last Tuesday afternoon. Here, the members of the senior choir per-
forms a musical number called "Music Moves Me". (Alan Rivett photo)
`Music Moves Me' theme
of Brookside Spring Concert
By Trisha MacDonald,
Janine Helm,
Adrian Rau,
and Jason Cameron
On Wednesday, April 29, the Grade 6
Room 7 class was in the Spring Concert.
The students sang Rock Around the Clock
and they really enjoyed dressing in 50's
costumes.
Also Constable Marshall came into the
classroom, to talk about boat safety on
April 29.
The class reporters are Heather Jeffer-
son and Janice Webster.
Grade 4 Room 9
Joshua Asnong found a balloon which
came from Heather Auld in Ripon,
Wisconsin.
On . Tuesday, April 28, the Grade 4
classroom had Pay Day. Most girls and
boys got between $1,000 and $1,500. Grade 4
would like to thank Mrs. Mckenzie for the
time she spent with the class.
A lot of people came to Brookside's Spr-
ing Concert. The class thanks Mrs. Jewitt
and Mrs. Worsell for organizing the choir.
Grade 4 found out that water beatles eat
frogs. Amanda and Jenean Todd found
some crayfish. Jenean's crayfish is having
babies and Amanda's crayfish died.
The class reporters are Amanda Todd
and Tenille Cranston.
Grade 8
The Grade 8's had some fun making
props for the concert. But, the fun's all
over! The class started football in Phys.
Ed. on April 29. For the fourth day, Mrs.
Linton came to talk about Family Life. She
came on April 28. Mrs. Graham came to
the class to help the students make
marionettes on Thursday, April 23, Fri-
day, April 24 and Tuesday, April 28. The
class started writing play with which to act
out the puppets. Mr. Robinson from the
Goderich high school came and talked
about how to write plays.
The class reporters are Melanie Wylds
and Debbie Nivins.
Grade 7
On Wednesday night, Brookside held its
Spring Concert. Most of the Grade 7 class
participated in the senior choir and the
rest were backstage helpers and lighting
BROOKSIDE
crew members. The class would like to
give special thanks to Daryl Graham for
his artistic ideas and to Mrs. Bonnie Jewitt
for her great organizing. The concert was
another great success!
On Friday, the class finished up the wolf
unit with a movie called "Kavik the Wolf
Pup". The class has learned many things
about wolves.
The Grade 7 reporters are Matthew
Sproul and Rhonda Dickson.
Grade 3 Room 10
Mrs. Ottewell's Grade 3 class is beginn-
ing a study on agriculture and are enjoying
the' toy farm machinery that some
children are bringing.
The students are also busy practising for
their part in the concet - being stars, fish,
donkeys and pigs in "Swinging on a Star."
Some students sang in the junior choir.
Mrs. Graham taught the students how to
make Chinese firecrackers, paper cups, a
boat and a dragon's mouth by folding
paper.
The class also learned how to divide this
week.
The class reporters are jennifer Moir
and Claire Weir.
Grade 6 Room 8
Mr. Liddle's Grade 6 students are
writing to their penpals in Price Edward
Island at L.M. Montgomery School. Mr.
Liddle's class received a scrapbook from
their penpals at the school. The scrapbook
had information on the school and on the
school's namesake, Lucy Maude
Montgomery.
Mr. Liddle's class is participating in a
play for the Spring Concert. The choir will
sing the song while the class acts it out.
The play is called "Don Gato". It's about a
lady cat who falls in love with the cat, Don
Gato. And when Don Gato received the let-
ter from the lady cat he was so happy he
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