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Col orne students
studying Classic tales
The Grade 5 class at Colborne Central
school is starting a Story Writing Unit.
They have learned that most stories, in-
cluding Fairy Tales, are developed around
four basic components„- Evil Characters.
Good Characters, Setting and Perils
Encountered.
They will be studying some Classic tales
and using these as models will create their
very own tales. Once these are written they
will refine them utilizing the grammatical
concepts studied so far this year.
The Grade 5's are also completing their
Science Fair Projects. These displays are
being prepared by all children from Grade 4
up.
On Thursday, Mar. 20 six pupils from Col-
borne Central School represented the school
at an Invitational Table Tennis Tournament
at Brookside Public School.
This group which included Adam Ripley,
Jason LeBeau, Jill Lamb, Allison Clark,
Brett Harman and Connie O'Neill played
against pupils from Lucknow, Brookside,,
Blyth and Ripley.
This year's team was more successful
than any team that has` 'et represented Col-
borne at the tournament in previous years.
ADAM RIPLEY
There was a table tennis tournament
recently at Brookside Public School. The
team did very well finishing third in the
tournament. It started at 10:30 a.m. and
finished at 2:30 p.m.
The results were, starting with the Grade
8, second placed boy, Adam Ripley, of Col-
borne school. Grade 7 last place male was
Jason LeBeau. But he did get a point for the
team which helped them in the third place
scoring. '
Jill Lamb, of the Grade 8 girls of Colborne
school placed last but still got one point in
the best of three helping the team.
Alison Clark of the Grade 7's of Colborne
school placed an outstanding second
Brett Harman of Colborne school placed
fourth in the Grade 6 boys getting two points
to help the team.,
Connie O'Niel of Colborne school, a Grade
6 girl also got an outstanding second place
getting six points to help the team.
The Colborne students did very well con-
sidering that this was their best year of the
last three years.
The senior girls. basketball team has been
picked at Colborne.
Those, making the team were Sherri
Talbot, Paula Vanderburg, Tracey Black,
Susie, Latkey, Pam Armstrong, Laurie
O'Niel, Jill Lamb, Nicole Miller, Alison
Clark, Rita Johnston, Jody Orr, and Seleno
, Hazlitt. The tournament is on Friday, Apr.
4 at Robertson Memorial School. Parents
are welcome to attend.
The senior boys will be playing at Col-
borne Central School.
Bunnies! Bunnies!
With Easter coming soon, students at Col-
borne School have been learning about real
rabbits, reading rabbit stories and singing
rabbit songs. For crafts they made bunnies,
ducks and glossy eggs.
Together they made a book called At
Easter and a counting Easter book `Things
with Whiskers'.
Students havehot dogs
and prizes on Green.Day
BY JENNIFER DALTQN
AND'MADONNA BRADLEY
Sheila Clark's room 4 alphabet celebrated
St. Patrick's day with a week of independent
activities chosen from centres. We worked
language and math skills and on making
decisions and completing long-term tasks.
On "Green Day" they had hot dogs and
green prizes for green. leprechauns! They're
still reviewing their vowel sounds and are
now working on the toughest of all, the letter'
"e". Mike Puddy is their "Special Me".
Committees have also been preparing
reports about farms and towns to sendto
their Hinton, Alberta friends.
Tuesday, March 4 was Dragon Day at
Brookside School. Grades 3-6 participated in
a wide range of activities such as painting,
baking 'or writing, poems" and Making
puppets.
Mrs. Sygrove dressed like the paper bag,
Princess and told the story of the "Paper
Bag Princess" by Robert Mersch. All the
people who were involved enjoyed the day
which provided an opportunity for the
children to experience many varied means
of expression.
Thanks to volunteers and anyone who
helped make the day a success.
Heather Young's Grade 1 and Janet Blan-
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chettes K2 went to Robinson's Sugar Bush
on Thursday afternoon.
The pupils in Shelley Worsell's Grade five
class are working on a novel study of stories
such as Black Beauty, the Haunt Fox, Lad -
A -Dog and others.
The students are also drawing individual
murals showing farming in the past, present
and future. They are working on projects for
the' upcoming Science Fair on Wednesday,
March 26.
On March 20 Brookside held its annual
table tennis tournament. Five schools were
involved. Brookside placed first. Blyth was
second. Ripley was third. Colbourne was
fourth and Lucknow placed fifth.
Linda Hayden and Matthew Sproul placed
first in the Grade 6 division and Trisha
Brown placed first in the Grade 5 girl's divi-
sion. Tanya Turner,' Billy Curran and Terry
Livingston placed second in their division.
Congratulations to all players and a thank
you to all who helped with the organization
and supervision of the tournament..
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