HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1992-11-04, Page 19Painted painters
After getting their own faces painted Diane Cochrane, Christopher Illman and Tate
Stephenson of Brussels Public School did some creative work of their own on these paper
pumpkins. The primary grades at the school were busy doing many activities on Thursday to
celebrate Hallowe’en.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1992. PAGE 19.
MadillDJ’s play music
at Brussels P.S. dance
Oct. 23 was a Halloween dance.
The DJ’s were Danny McNeil,
Curtis Graber and Kenny Graber.
The DJ’s, who are high school
students at F. E. Madill and former
Brussels Public School students
played a lot of our favourite songs.
Brad Beuermann (Bump) even let
us in on some really neat dance
steps. We had a costume judging
contest.
Most of us were able to get home
safely to watch the end of the Blue
Jays game. Thanks parents for
being punctual chauffeurs.
On Thursday, Kindergarten to
grade 2/3 classes participated in
special Halloween-related games
and activities. Thank you to Mrs.
Cardiff, Mrs. Black, Mrs. Speers,
Mrs. Hopper and Mrs. Patch, who
assisted in making the day a
success.
Last week Mrs. Perrie's grade 7
class visited the EMA store as part
of their geography studies on
merchandising. They appreciated
Mr. Teeft taking time to show them
around and discuss marketing
strategy with them.
by Michelle Illman
and Jennifer Coyne
On Wednesday, Oct. 21 Brad
Beuermann made a trip to our
school to do masks with the grade 7
and 8 class.
We started by putting two pieces
of saran wrap on with masking
tape. We then decorated it with
decorations such as tin foil,
feathers, buttons or pipe cleaners.
Michelle decorated hers by
covering it with tin foil. She then
put two doilies with an orange
balloon in the middle and one bow
made out of pipe cleaners.
Holly decorated hers by putting
dots on the masking tape and then
on top there were shoe laces and
bracelets combined. She curled
pipe cleaners and put them on the
front and back.
We then took them into the gym
and hung them up for our
Halloween dance. The masks added
an extra spooky element to our
Halloween dance. We hope that
most of the class will wear their
masks next Saturday evening.
Our first dance of the year on
Blyth students do many
activities for Hallowe’en
by Abigail Ramirez,
Jennifer Brigham, Zoey Onn
and Shawna Walker
GRADE ONE
The grade ones were involved in
a number of activities within their
class which they really enjoyed.
They made books which they read
to the Kindergartens.
On Thursday they carved a very
creative jack-o-lantem.
On Friday they made tasty
popcorn balls and dressed up for
the costume parade.
GRADE TWO/THREE
Mrs. Little's grade 2/3 class
wrote Halloween stories.
Here is a story by Steven Empey:
One day after school when it was
dark and supper was over, everyone
in our house was busy putting on
their costumes. Everyone was gong
to the school's Halloween party.
While walking along, Nick,
Mike, Mark and I saw a strange
creature along the ditch. We snuck
up, hid and watched it sneaking
towards the school.
Everyone crowded around the
creature and said, “Who is that?”
The draw started and ended, and
the creature won. It took off the
mask, wow!! The creature was
Mrs. Little.
The mystery was solved.
GRADE FIVE
The grade fives have been
working on research topics. They
are using computers to produce
finished copies of their research.
GRADE SIX
The students council had a
contest for the most well decorated
door. The grade sevens won. Many
students put their ideas together to
decorate all the doors beautifully.
The grade sixes were also involved
with a Halloween Dance on
Thursday and a costume parade on
Friday.
GRADE EIGHT
Grade eight went to the Shakes
pearean Festival to tour the ware
house and the theatre. They
watched a performance of Romeo
and Juliet. Many of the students
were thrilled with the play. “While
we were watching the play it
seemed more than just an act,” they
said.
JK to be
in place
by 1994
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is mandating that a JK program
must be in place by 1994.
The whole issue was discussed at
a special meeting of the Board Ad
Hoc Committee on Junior Kinder
garten Oct. 5.
Present at the meeting was Paul
Klopp, MPP for Huron County,
Sally McNichol of Clinton Day
Care and Marilyn Thain, education
officer with the Ministry of Educa
tion.
Mr. Klopp informed trustees the
only opportunity for uniqueness
was in the development of a JK
program.
He suggested the Ministry might
be receptive to the particular kind
of program which would serve the
Huron County Public School sys
tem the best.
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