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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1995. PAGE 15.
East Wawanosh PS news
Students talk about their `amazing senses'
By Amy Barnes, Rebecca Bruton,
Samantha Gibson, Paul Walker
and Michael Procter
THE GRADE 3/4 NEWS
The Grade 3/4 students have
been very busy so far this year.
They have ben talking about and
working with "Our Amazing
Senses" in Environmental Studies.
They have had three birthdays so
far — Tim Van Camp on Sept. 17,
Felisha Price on Sept. 25 and Kevin
Freiburger on Oct. 10.
Many students tried out for cross-
country.
They also started a Junior Jug
Band with their Grade 2 Buddies.
Mrs. Hessels is reading them the
book The Indian in the Cupboard
and students arc really enjoying it.
They have a "Computer Whiz"
each day who is allowed to use the
classroom computer.
Last but not least they made
Bump Faces and sandpaper/ crayon
pictures. They turned out very well!
GRADE 4/5 NEWS
The Grade 4/5 had fun
organizing their first treat sale on
Friday. Abe Wiebe moved to
Moncton and the Grade 4/5 class
will miss him dearly.
Many students have been trying
out for cross country. They practise
every day.
This class visited Mr. and Mrs.
Pengelly, who live next door to the
school. They learned about their
cotton plant and how cotton grows.
The Grade 4/5 birthdays up to
date are — Jenni Hopf, Abe Weibe,
Jacquie Macintosh for September,
and Paul Garniss, Krista Hewitt,
Emily Elston, Matthew and
Heather Rochetta for the summer.
The Grade 4/5s have heard two
All About Me's by Nathan Spivey
and Bonnie Forsythe.
The class is enjoying a book by a
favourite author of school children
from England named Ronald
Dahl...It is entitled Danny
Champion of the World.
GRADE 6 NEWS
In Grade 6 they have started an
Earth Alive program in which they
will be studying trees. Each student
will be adopting a tree for this year.
They will also be studying veining
patterns and how to tell the age of a
tree. As a follow up on their Earth
Alive program they will be taking a
trip to the East Wawanosh
Conservation Centre on Oct. 17.
On the artistic side of Earth
Alive, Grade 6 made prints out of
leaves.
In math, Grade 6 is reviewing
multiplication and addition facts.
For new skills they are learning
place value, decimals and how to
estimate.
To date the Class Spotlight has
focused on Craig Marks and Mrs.
Gross.
To raise funds for their class
trips, Grade 6 will be selling
doughnuts supplied by B.J.'s Cafe.
Please check your school calendar
for days on which doughnuts will
be sold.
STUDENT COUNCIL
On Friday, Sept. 22 our student
council executive was elected.
After listening to many entertaining
speeches in the gymnasium,
students were asked to return to
their classrooms to fill out the final
ballot.
From the number of votes Julie
Woodley was elected for president,
Lauren Walker for secretary and
Kevin Hopf for treasurer.
Congratulations to all the other
candidates who participated in the
election.
We are looking forward to many
interesting events which council
will be planning this year.
GET ACQUAINTED
BARBECUE
EWPS would like to thank
everyone who put forth an effort to
attend the Get Acquainted
Barbecue. We hope that everyone
enjoyed the food and touring the
school.
Special thanks is extended to
Sparling's Propane for supplying
the propane, and the Blyth
Optimists for loaning us their grill.
We really appreciated your
generosity!
SOCCER
Once again our girls' soccer team
has had a great season. We would
like to thank Mrs. Dodds for
coaching the girls' soccer team. She
did a super job. The girls played at
the tournament held at Grey
Central Public School recently.
They won one game, lost one and
tied two.
the team players were: Sherri
Robinson, Tania Pletch, Jessica
Lockridge, Vicky Black, Courtney
McGee, Tracy Elston, Lauren
Walker, Peggy Procter, Danielle
Thompson, Cindy Freiburger,
Becky Logan, Colleen VanCamp,
Heidi Meier, Julie Woodley, Holly
Pfieffer, Cathy Caldwell, Marie
Cook and Jodi Snowden.
We would also like to
congratulate the boys for their
excellent participation in the soccer
tournament. They played five
games. They lost three and tied
two. These are the boys who played
— Justin Campbell, Jason Fear,
Tyler Fenton, Curtis Knight, John
Zoet, Aaron Bakker, Ricky
Buchanan, Jonathan Cucksey, Ryan
Fear, Kevin Hopf, Jimmy
McCracken, Jason Ward and David
Wray.
The team members would like to
thank Mr. Scott for taking the time
to coach their team.
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