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The Olympic spirit
Erin Johnstone
There once was a mascot named Hidy
Who was known to be very tidy
And when the olympics came to town
They decided to get "down"
And make everyone's stay quite a nice
one.
There once was a mascot named Howdy
And that was the question "How did he?"
For he made everyone feel at home
Even in the Saddle Dome
And that's a gift even for Howdy!
Just What We Need
one more February Day
by Rob Crich
If I could change the extra day in
February to any place in the year, I would
change it to the last day of August because
that would make it one extra day of sum-
mer holidays. I think you would have to
agree with me that everyone would like
that because our friends and neighbours
like to see us and so do grandparents. We
would be able to do anything that day
because it would be so sunny and warm
and most of all a 'free day'.
Nathan's Goats
Nathan had a little kid,
His Mom brought it to school.
It was a little baby boy,
He was so full of lots of joy,
Around the classroom he did go,
On his little tippy -toes.
Nathan loves his little goats,
And he feeds them lots of oats.
Movies
Erin Johnstone
Sara Nelson
April Fools Day
Belly grabbing, Comedy
Dirty Dancing
Excellent
Funny, Great, Horror, Interesting
Jumping Jack Flash
Karate Kid
Like Father - Like Son
Moonstruck, Nerds, Once Bitten
Popcorn
Quiet, Romantic
Secret of my Success
The End
Undercover
Visa -Versa, Wise Guys
X -Rated
Youngblood, Zoro
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Rainbows
by Amanda Anne Peck
There once was a beautiful girl named
Alava. She had hair as long as hair could
be. She lived in a palace, as her father was
the King of the land. Alana knew a prince
that she loved very dearly. He lived across
the river. Alana often wanted to see the
prince but her father, the King, wouldn't
let her out of the palace unless it was with
him, She spent her time painting and
became a wonderful artist. She was very
upset one day and thought how she would
ever get to see her true love. Everytime
Alana thought about this she wept and
wept. She couldn't just sneak away
because the guards would see her and tell
the King. She thought it over for a long
time and then remembered the fairydust
wa ' given. The princess decided to try
. to make a trail from her window
o, .o his. When she tried this she was
still crying and found that it worked
because her tears and her dust mixed
together made the trail. But there was one
problem, it was clear and she couldn't see
it very well, so she got out her paints and
painted it, all different colours; red,
orange, yellow, blue, green, indigo and
violet, all in order. This made it so she
could see it and Alana found when she
tryed it that she could walk on it. So
everytirne she wanted to see the prince she
just made a tear -bow otherwise known as
A Rainbow. And the princess's pot of gold
at the end of the rainbow, was the prince.
The End.
HERITAGE
H is for hockey,
E is for energy,
R is for red and white flags,
I is for Interesting people,
T is for trees tall and strong,
A is for amazing beavers,
G is for Grandparents,
E is for OIympic Events.
The Mysterious Egg
One night when Willy the Easter Bunny
was delivering the jellybeans and Easter
eggs. He found a strange egg, it's colour
was green and purple spots. Willy
delivered the rest of the treats and went
home. He told his wife. He said "I'm going
to find out who put this egg in my basket."
He asked the robin, the other rabbits, the
squirrel, he asked everyone he knew. Wait
a minute I forgot to ask my son. He went
home and asked his son. Son, "did you put
this egg in my basket?" Yes Pa I did and
it's for you Pa. Why thank -you son.
And the Mysterious Egg story is solved.
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