The Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-05-20, Page 5Brookside students looking
forward to Field Day
By Trisha MacDonald,
Janine Helm,
Debbie Nivins and
Jason Cameron
The Brookside Track and Field Day will
be held on May 21. The Regional Track and
Field Meet, which is held at the Goderich
high school, will be held on June 2.
This year's two -pitch league has begun
with students from Grades 4 to 8 taking
part.
Grade 1-2 Room 1
In Mrs. Young's class, `All About Me"
this week is Bobby Simpson. The Grade 1
class is learning how to count with money
while the Grade 2 group has read number
stories to 17.
Grade 1 Room 5
This week, Miss Mathers' Grade 1
started an important Money Unit. They
talked about the importance of money, the
penny and the nickel.
On Tuesday, May 12, the class went to
the Marine Museum and the Huron County
Pioneer Museum in Goderich. The class
saw rope making and candle dipping
demonstrations.
Kindergarten 1
The Kindergarten 1 class is enjoying
their pre-school visitors. The Nursery
.Rhyme unit has been a lot of fun. They
know a lot of rhymes.
Grade 4-5 Portable 2
Mr. Culp's Grade 4-5 class is studying
food producing domesticated animals.
The class is incubating some chicken
eggs. Chicken eggs take 20 or 21 days to
hatch. Mr. Culp put names on each egg.
It'll be fun to see whose egg will hatch first
or if the eggs will hatch at all.
The class is also doing research in the
library. When half the class is at the
library, the other half is doing a pig unit in
the classroom. There are such activites as
Hog Wash, It's a Boar, Pig Parts, and
many others.
The whole class has written away to dif-
ferent breeding associations requesting in-
formation on a certain breed of cattle, pigs
or horses. The class hopes they will get
some information back.
The class reporter is Tanya Bauer.
Grade 5 Portable 1
Mrs. Worsell's Grade 5 class travelled to
the London Regional Children's, Museum
on Thursday, May 7, 1987. They took part
in two programmes, "Electricity" and "A
Journey Beyond". A special thanks to the
parents who went along Mrs. Connie
Black, Mrs. Sue Brown and Mrs. Karen
Roberts.
Grade 7
The class has started training for Track
and Field Day on Thursday, May 21. This
week, they also started the two -pitch
houseleague. The captains for the senior
houseleagues are from the class.
In Geography, the students picked cities
to research from the Industrial Heartland.
The class reporters are Rhonda Dickson
and Matthew Sproul.
Grade 3 Room 10
The students made bookmarks for
Mother's Day and are finished their
tisssue-paper pictures. Stuart Rintoul
brought in three baby chicks for the class
to see. Also, Danny Wylds brought in his
guinea pig.
The class's five, authors - Jennifer
Storey, Adella Andrew, Shannon Cranston,
Danny Wylds. and Claire. Weir wrote
stories and read them to the Kindergarten
and Grade 1 and 2 classes. Adella Andrew
and Claire Weir went to the Young
Author's Regional Conference at East
Wawanosh School on May 11.
The class reporters are Adella Andrew
and Claire Weir.
Library
Adella Andrew, Claire Weir, Steven
Cere, Mellissa MacLennan, Jenean Todd
and Diane Ross represented Brookside for
hte North Huron Young Authors' Con-
ference. All of these students had written
and published a story book.
At the conference, held at East
Wawanosh School, they met other Young
Authors and shared their books with one
another. They also met professional
authors, George Swede and Anita
Krumins.
Many other students at Brookside have
also written and published books. They are
visiting several classrooms and reading
their books to many of their schoolmates.
Grade 6 Room 7
In Room 7, the students are keeping an
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NHL hockey chart updated as the season
comes to a close. Nathan Daer made a
chart for the classroom and as teams are
eliminated, the students come closer to
knowing who will be in the Stanley Cup
Finals. The Philadelphia Flyers are the
class favorites.
The class reporters are Janice Webster
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Lily Munro
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HERITAGE POLICY REVIEW
Ontario's past deserves a future. That's why the Government.
of Ontario through the'Ministry of Citizenship and Culture is
launching a Heritage Policy Review. We'II be conducting public
meetings (one in this area) to review the elements which make
up Ontario's heritage and search for more effective ways of
utilizing that heritage.
THE ISSUES
Everything which affects and is affected by heritage will be
considered during the Review process:
• How does development affect heritage property?
• How does heritage have an' impact on tourism?
• How is heritage conservation related to change?
• And what common values can be drawn from our heritage
to help us understand each other better?
For more information on some of the issues we are examining,
the Ministry of Citizenship and Culture has prepared a discussion
paper which is on file at your local library. Copies are also avail-
able through your regional office of the Ministry of Citizenship
and Culture.
WE NEED YOUR HELP
The Heritage Policy Review is a big job. From May 4 to June 25,
1987, we are holding 26 public meetings in various parts of the.
province to receive input from interested individuals and com-
munity groups. Please get involved. We need your help to give
Ontario's past a future.
Date and location is listed below.
Public consultation meeting
Goderich
WEDNESDAY, MAY 27
The Livery
35 South St.
Meetings are scheduled for 7:00 - 10:00 p.m.
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