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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1998. PAGE 27.
Blyth PS news
Grade 3/4 students welcome new teacher
A NEW TEACHER IN
GRADE 3/4
By Alicia Marshall
Grade 3/4s have been eagerly
anticipating the arrival of spring by
being involved in group and
individual Easter activities, reading
stories and poems about spring, and
singing spring songs.
The students are busily working
in math by continuing their work
with the multiplication tables,
reviewing how to gather data and
display it in graph form, and
completing some estimation
activities.
NEWS
Congratulations to Jamie Lewis,
Grade 8 and Heather Elliott, Grade
6, who won prizes at the District
Level of the Remembrance Day
Contest sponsored by the Royal
Canadian Legion.
This competition was the third
level in which these girls have been
winners. Jamie received third prize
for her poem entitled "Memories,"
and Heather was awarded second
prize for her poster entitled "Lest
We Forget".
GUEST WHAT — A NEW
TEACHER AT BLYTH!
By Michelle Cook
For the rest of the school year,
Mrs. Wise-Hellmuth will be out on
a maternity leave while Miss
Siemon will be taking her place.
Miss Siemon says, "I really enjoy
teaching here even though I have
only been here for three days.
Everyone is so kind. The teachers
and the students make me feel so
welcome. When I am out on the
playground supervising, some
students will come up and say "Hi"
and I don't even know who they
are."
She lives on the outskirts of
Mitchell, so it takes about 30
minutes to drive here. Just before
she came to Blyth, Miss Siemon
was supply teaching at many
schools in Huron and Perth
Counties, but from October to
January, she was teaching in
Hensall.
Teaching doesn't stop Miss
Siemon from participating in other
activities. She plays baseball, sews,
reads and her favourite pastime is
one of mine, hanging around with
her friends.
KEEP SENDING THE
GROCERY TAPES!
The Resource Centre has started
to become more confident in
reaching its goal of $90,000 from
each store. We have $71,936.83
from Scrimgeour's and $47,884.13
from Zehrs.
Keep in mind though that we will
need many more tapes to finally
reach our destination.
Two hundred brand new
interesting books have been placed
on the shelves in the Resource
Centre. We were able to purchase
these books because of our
participation in the Book Fair held
last December. As I took a glance
around the Resource Centre, the
new books seemed very
adventurous and interesting.
If you have a child attending
Blyth Public School send him/her
with grocery tapes, as well as an
eagerness to come and explore the
new books in the Resource Centre.
GRADE 6/7
By Taylor Hesselwood
The Grade 6/7 class had' been
busily working on their term three
work. The class has begun algebra
and is learning about varieties and
equations.
They will soon be using their
creative minds to publish and
illustrate their own books.
Grade 7 will be publishing a
collection of various types of
writing including poetry, narrative,
expository, and descriptive pieces
of writing.
Both grades have now started in
the new "Canadian Spelling 2.1"
spelling book. Each week a new
spelling rule is introduced.
The students have just recently
completed a unit on constellations
and are going to begin studying the
planets.
The class will soon be learning
about a computer program entitled
Hyperstudio and will be presenting
their reports using this new
Continued on page 29
Well done!
Jamie Lewis accepts a certificate from the Royal
Canadian Legion Blyth Branch from Rick Elliott for her
award-winning Remembrance Day poem.
Proud papa
Rick Elliott presents a Blyth Legion certificate of
recognition to his daughter Heather who won the Legion
sponsored Remembrance Day poster contest.