HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-06-14, Page 9Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 14,1989—Page 9
Getting to know Mrs. V.7oill
Who was born in St. Catharines, grew
up in Oakville, moved to Alberta, and
now teaches at Brookside School? Mrs.
Woodall! Mrs. Woodall teaches part-
time and enjoys it very much. Her
favourite subjects to teach are French
and history. Other subjects she would
enjoy are senior home room, geography,
and home economics.
We asked Mrs. Woodall "What are
your favourite...?" questions. Her
answers were: "My favourite season is
spring because everything is changing;
grass is turning green and the flowers
are blooming! My favourite cartoon is
'For Better or For Worse.' My favourite
sports are swimming and squash."
The first day she taught she said the
grade 6 students were peeking through
the window and trying to figure out who
the new teacher was. Other than that,
the children were quiet and good. She
first got a 3 year Bachelor of Arts
degree and a one year Bachelor of
Education degree. Then she taught in
Chatham, after which she moved to
Alberta, where she supplied. She also
supplied when she next moved back to
Ontario, before coming to Brookside.
Mrs. Woodall wouldn't want to change
her career because she enjoys working
with . children. She also has a degree in
psychology.
Mrs. Woodall first started teaching
ranch because---the—first -school she
taught at needed a French teacher and
she had the qualifications. The most in-
fluential people in her teaching career
were her mother, her first principal,
and other teachers and group members
of organizations.
When she has free time, she likes to
spend time with her kids, and she likes
smocking and cross-stitching. Now you
know more about a another great
teacher!
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Mrs. Young's Kindergarten Clss IIl'
would like to wish Stephanie Blake,
Tanya Schoonderwaldt and Sarah
Bissett "Happy Birthday" this month.
We have been discussing the importance
of rain/water for people, plants and
animals. We have been making rainbow
mobiles and rainbow bookmarks.
Grade 2, Room 3
Grade 2 had a terrific trip to the
Vanastra Pool and the Clinton Conserva-
tion Area on Tuesday. A big thank you
to Mrs. Durnin for lifeguarding and to
all the parents who ioined 'us: Mrs.
Alton, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Brown, Mrs.
Cook, Mrs. Cranston, Mrs. McDonald,
Mrs. Graham, Mr. Hartman, Mrs. Irvin,
Mrs. Maize, Mrs. Todd, Mr. Wilkins,
and Mr . Young. Thanks also to Mrs.
Bakker and Mr. Wilkins for lighting our
barbecues.
Grade 2/3, Room 4
The Wonder Tree had a GREAT trip
on Thursday! Mrs. Cranston took us on
a bus tour of Lucknow, and then Mrs.
Hunter took us on a tour of the new
Arena addition. We loved the upstairs
room! We headed for Ripley then,
where our penpals (Mrs. Liddle's class)
took us on a walking tour of Ripley. We
took a close look at the community ser-
vices in both towns. We had a shared
picnic lunch at the Ripley park, and
fiitshe off a perfect- day by -reading --
books we had made to each other back
in Mrs. Liddle's room. Thanks to Mrs.
Baskerville, Mrs. McQuail, Mrs.
Stewart, and the Ripley mums for their
help! Thanks to Mrs. Irvin, Mrs.
Baskerville, Mrs. Faber and Mrs.
Gilbert for stitching our books! David
Spivak is our Special Me this week.
Grade 3, Room 9
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the trip to the Metro Toronto Zoo. Each
of us has done research on one of the
animals at the Zoo. (Thanks Mrs.
Blake!) We've spent a lot of time learn-
ing outdoors — the roofers can sound
like a herd of elephants!
Room 6 Readers
The boys have really been busy the
last two weeks. We are halfway through
the novel "The Sword In The Tree" and
everyone has said that .it's an excellent
story. We have also been watching
filmstrips about photography and doing
many activities with cameras so that
we can take better photos. Each boy
has to shoot one roll of film on one or
two subjects. We hope to once again
enter the best pictures in the Owl
Magazine contest set for September.
Grade 4, Room Portable 3
We have started our Medieval studies.
It goes to the end of the year. We are
working in groups at centres and we're
doing outrageous work! We're making
models (weapons, serf's huts, castles) ,
doing research, and playing games. Our
favorite game is called "Crossbows and
Catapults." Mr. Farnell came to our
class_ to.-w..talk -..about Siege.Equipment
Thanks, Mr. Farnell, for sharing your
knowledge and your collection of
Medieval models.
Grade 6, Room 12
On Friday the Grade 6 class went to
Ontario Place in Toronto with Mr Spit-
tal's Grade 5/6. In Social Studies we
started murals on India. We had many
athletic people in our class on Field
Day. Many went to the Regional in
Goderich. Jocelyn Logtenburg and
Tenille Cranston tied for first place
honours in the junior division. Two -pitch
try -outs have started. We hope everyone
that tries out makes it. Good Luck!
Grade 7, Room 10
This week we made squares, cookies,
:and cherry surprise .to help with Robert-
son School's 25th anniversary. There are
workers on our school roof, and it's
very .noisy, so some of the teachers had
Classes outside. In history we are study-
ing New France. We are soon having a
test. In language arts we have to hand
in two rough copies of writing and one
good copy for the month of June.
Grade 8, Room 11
In music •we are doing a play called
Teen. In math we are constructing
triangles, squares etc. In history we are
doing the Rebellion of 1885.
Brookside Sports
Go, go, you can do it! On Friday,
May .25 Brookside held their annual
track meet. The results of the track
meet are as follows:
Primary Boys - Champion - Kevin
Loshe, Runner-up - Mike Vanniekirk.
Primary Girls - Champion - Tory
Westbrook, Runner-up - Aaron Meriam.
Midget Boys - Champion - Mike Pud-
dy, Runner-up - Trevor Moffat.
Midget Girls - Champion - Adella An-
drew and Angela Brindley tied.
Junior Boys - Champion - Mike
Johnston, Runner-up - Shane Webster.
Junior Girls - Champions - Tenielle
Cranston and Jocelyn Logtenburg.
Intermediate Boys - Champions - Mat-
thew Shetler and Kirk Tyler.
Intermediate Girls - Champion -
Larissa Sproul, Runner-up - Misti
Humphrey.
Senior Boys Champion - Chris Mac-
Donald - Runner-up Terry Livingston.
Senior Girls - Champion - Tricia
Brown, Runner Up - Traci Curran.
l veryone--who--went-on--t®--the-Regional--------------
Track meet in Goderich represented
Brookside well! (Regional results next
week).
Good luck to the Brookside Two -Pitch
teams at the tournament on June 15.
WE CANNOT ALWAYS
-Grant the favors asked, but we can
refuse in a friendly way.
—Approve our friend's conduct, but we
can disapprove without being a bore.
—Agree with other people, but we can
disagree without being disagreeable.
—Do great things, but we can learn to ap-
preciate them.
Laugh at trouble, but we can smile when
there is nothing pleasant.
—Choose our environment, but we need
not allow it.to retain as it is.
Expect to beentertained, but we can at -
to be entertaining.
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