HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1991-05-29, Page 9THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29,1991. PAGE 9.
Hullett students discuss child safety
Editors: Karla Stacey and
Andrea Postma
BABYSITTER CLUB
by Karla Stacey
On Thursday, May 16 the
babysitter club got together after
school to have a talk about child
abuse and child safety. Constable
Marshall told us a bit about child
abuse. Mrs. Regina Campbell told
us about safety, bandaging and
choking. We all had a lot of fun
and learned a lot. Thanks for talk
ing to us.
GRADE 1/2
Mrs. Pletch's grade 1/2 has been
really busy lately. They have been
working with marbles and have
each decorated a marble bag. They
are working on Hot Books for
Author's Day.
QUEBEC TRIP
by Andrea Postma
Some of the Grade 7/8’s went to
Quebec from May 14. It was full of
historical information and tours
around Quebec. We also met some
Francophone students. We also saw
a 4,000 year-old mummy who was
petrified. We had a lot of fun!
GRADE 6 TRIP TO
GODERICH
In the morning the grade 6's start
ed off to the museum where they
did a unit on Simple Machines.
After that they saw a display on the
Titanic. They then ate lunch at the
historic jail where they ate in front
of the courtyard. In the afternoon
they went to the courthouse where
they did a VIP program. They also
spoke to Judge Carter. After a long
day they relaxed at the beach for
half an hour and then headed home.
They had a lot of fun.
GRADE 2/3
Mrs. Bosman's grade 2/3 class is
writing books for Author’s Day
about "My Mother's the Best and
the Worst." Other than that it's bor
ing school work.
GRADE 4
Grade 4's are trying their green
thumbs. They are growing flowers
outside. We thank them for beauti
fying our school.
GRADE 7/8 GAUSS MATH
TEST
by Andrea Postma
Some of the Hullett Central stu
dents are doing a Gauss Math Test.
This is a difficult test and the best
of luck to those who are trying it.
GRADE 8
by Andrea Postma
The Grade 8’s are married just so
they can experience married life.
They have children and divorces.
The Grade 8's are also working
hard on their books for Author's
Day. The class is really, really,
busy preparing for their graduation.
There are programs and decorations
to be made and clothes for the
lucky grads to wear.
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