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Wacky tacky fun
The Brussels Skating Club held a wacky tacky skate-a-thon last Saturday to raise funds for
the club's activities. The participants obviously to the skate-a-thon's title to heart as they
showed up in some very strange skating attire. (David Blaney photo)
Medals for excellence
Three members of the Brussels Skating Club received
CanSkate awards at the end of the club's wacky tacky
skate-a-thon. From left: Brittany Thyssen, most dedicated
skater; Robyn Phillips, most sportsmanlike skater; and,
Paige Keffer, most improved skater. (David Blaney photo)
Grey students speak
On Wednesday, Feb. 27, many
assembled at the Brussels Legion to
listen to the public speaking contest.
The students from Grey and Brussels
did an excellent job of representing
their schools. Special recognition
goes to two Grey students who
finished first in their respective,
categories: Yvonne DeWit, who
placed first in the Intermediate
division, and Derek Bachert, who
won the Junior division. Good luck at
the zone competitions! Other Grey
students who participated in the
Legion public speaking contest were:
Morgan Deitner, Emily Baker,
Lauren Stewart, Kalem
Hammermueller, Tanya Bechard,
Stacey Holmes and Rebecca Reesor.
The annual chess tournament has
been running over the past couple of
weeks. Over 50 students have been
involved in this great thinking club
and are grateful that Mr. Park has
taken the time to run it!
On Wednesday, Feb. 20, Grey
hosted the North Huron girls'
basketball tournament, while the
boys travelled to Wingham to
compete.
Teams' members included: Matt
McClinchy, David Schlumpf, Nathan
Prior, Scott Phillips, Chris Crawford,
Mike Boyer, Travis Ziegler, Mark
Dammeier, Cody Stolz, Frank
Deitner, Sasha Ruttan, Yvonne
DeWit, Sara Moser, Rebecca Reesor,
Tamara Moser, Krystle Ziegler,
Nikki Godden, Amber Laidlaw,
Christine Boyer and Shalin Diehl.
Students from Grades 4, 5 and 6
attended an educational magic show
called Just Say Moe. Throughout the
show, students were taught about the
negative health effects of the
chemicals in cigarettes and second-
hand smoke, as well as the financial
aspect, addiction and social pressures
associated with smoking.
The Safe Child Program starts for
kindergarten this week. It teaches
children what to do if they are in
need of assistance. Along with
representatives from all the schools
that have recently received funds for
literacy programs from Wescast,
On Friday afternoon, the whole
school will enjoy skating at the BMG
arena.
After March break, Grades 4 and 5
will be starting their 10-week session
of swimming lessons at the North
Huron Wescast Community
Complex. The Scholastic Book Fair
starts Monday, March 25 and runs
until Thursday, March 28.
Mrs. Scott's class predicted March
would come in like a lamb and go out
like a lion.They made lions and
lambs for craft which represent
March. This week they learned the
letter L.
Mrs. Bowler's kindergartens had
fun graphing whether March would
come in as a lion or a lamb.
Miss Hill's Grade is are finishing
up the book The Meanies Come to
School. Students are working on
memorizing their phone number,
address, and fire number. Along with
that, they are have also been
memorizing poems.
Mr. Park's students visited their
pen pals in Howick Public School.
Mrs. Hemingway's Grade 3s -
brought in their pioneer projects and
presented them. In art they made
Olympic pictures. They made
symmetrical paper dogs and
skyscrapers out of newspaper,
focusing on the strength of
structures.
In Social Studies, the Grade 4s are
studying Ontario and in math, they
are studying geometric shapes, doing
flips, turns, slides. In science, they
are covering the topic light.
Mrs. Murray's class is doing Haiku
in a rt. Herbie Runstedler and
Michelle Laidlaw have recently
celebrated birthdays.
The Grade 4/5 class was glad to
have had a visit from Mr. Walker and
his son, Max. Chris Peeler celebrated
a birthday on Thursday, Feb. 21.
They had science and measurement
tests last week. They are designing
human body projects.
This week in math, Grade 6s have
been problem solving and starting to
review fractions and division. They
read an interesting story entitled The
King's Chessboard by David Birch.
They created interpretive dances a
couple of weeks ago. Last week, they
used their proportion and perspective
skills to create action silhouettes and
this week they started working on
drama, rehearsing dialogues.
Miss Henry's class is going to have
a science unit test on March 7. That
will end their unit on pure substances
and mixtures. In geography, they are
studying climate patterns, ocean
currents, prevailing winds and rivers.
They finished basketball with skill
testing last week.
Mr. Payne's Grade 7/8's are
working on floor hockey in gym. In
math, they are still learning about
algebra. They are learning two new
Beatles' songs RockVRoll Music
and You've Got To Hide Your Love
Away.
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