The Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-10-18, Page 11Br ,ksi stu els
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by: Denise Black, Daniell Cranston
Dawn Dow, Tania Lohse
'Melissa Nicholson
Please mote that Brookside Broadcast
and the L.C.P.S. Insider columns will
run alternate weeks. 'This will allow the
students more time to 'compile their
submissions. i
From the Prine
Des1 : Mr. Whi eley
Congratulations to all soccer teams.
They behaved well and had fun. Our
teams were not champions in the end,
but they deserve recognition for
representing Drooide in such a
positive fashion. Our adult volunteers
program is in full swing this week. It
was a plee sure to see so many children
working with so many adults. Our pro-
grams are much richer thanks 'to the
help of these volunteers. A large
THANK YOU from onr pupils and staff.
Mrs. Cameros
This week we have been talking about
fall and Thanksgiving. On Thursday we
made cranberry bread with Mrs. Mac -
Donald's help. Thank you. We also went
to Allan and Linda Andrew's Apple Or-
chard. On Friday we made a delicious
harvest soup from vegetables that we
brought to school.
B2, Mrs. Young
This week we have been doing many
activities about Thanksgiving. We have
heard stories about the Pilgrims and In-
dians: We read "Stone Soup" and made
our own soup from the vegetables we
brought in. Mrs. Clarke read us
"Cranberry Thanksgiving" and Laura's
mom, Mrs. Weir, helped us make
cranberry bread. What a tasty day! iN
Grade 1, Ms. Watt
Well, we made it through or first
month of grade one. Our family unit
was great fun. We are .still waiting for
our apples to dry out to begin our apple
puppets. Jeffrey broke his nose, and
that has been our topic of discussion all
week. Thanksgiving. has .been a keen in-
terest and yes, we are looking forward
to Halloween.
`Grade 112,' Miss Matkers
Grades 1 : and , 2 have ,:beenworking :on
various Thanksgiving activities. We
have many 'things to be thankful for —
food, our country, Moms, .Dads, pets,
our school . and even tractor pulls accor-
ding to the children!
Grade .3, Ms. Morton
We've been working really hard 'on
our Thanksgiving Centres. Some of our
stories :are fantastic! We've also been
busy making soup and pumpkin pie for
our Thursday lunch. Thanks to Mrs.
Park, Ms. Baskerville and Mrs. Morrow
for helping us bake all our food.
Grade 3/4, Ma-. Yeo
At tis time of year we looked at what
we are thankful for. Some of what was
harvested, was put into a .vegetable
soup and five pumpkin pies. We had
this for our meal on Thursday. We
especially than Mrs. Jan Logtenberg
for helping us make the pies.
The forest ecosystem is being eic-
plored through stories and pictures we
have found.
Grade 5, Mrs. Worsell
Mrs: •Worsell's grade 5 class
celebrated their Food Festival this
week. Each child presented a project on
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one kind of food and brought a tasty
trent ,,or the rest of the class.
Grade 5/,6, Mir. Culp
A member of our class was a celebri-
ty this week. Jack Chisholm had his pic-
ture on the front page of the Lucknow
Sentinel. Jack and his father were ship-
ping lumber overseas. Grade 5/6 had a
Social Studies test on Wednesday. In
Mrs. Graham's .,rt class we are ex-
perimenting with line and form. On
Tuesday to start off a unit on mysteries,
Miss Rennie went ,missing from our
class after lunch. We finally found her
in the 'boiler room, with Mrs. Clarke's
help!
Grade 7, Mr. Meyers
Mr. Meyer's grade 7 class has been
busy working on music projects. We re
having a math test on Thursday, Oct. 5.
We have been reading Curse of, the Vik-
ing Grave. We hope everyone had a good
Thanksgiving.
Grade 712, Mrs, Graham.
This week we had the soccer tourna-
ment. Senior boys came in third and the
senior girls came in Iasi.. But they
worked very hard. In art we are doing
monochromatic. It's really awesome ! ! !
In matin we are dong basic algebra; it's
pretty hard! Friday we are having P.J.
day. We'll be wearing our p.j.'s until
noon. Wow! Nice way to end the week.
Library - Mrs. Clarke
The Brookside Library is really bustl-
ing! Mrs. D'Aoust, Mrs. Meader and
Mrs. Robinson have been fixing up our
new books ready to read, Tania Lohse
answered the puzzle and won the .book
draw (Why is honey like the letter A?),
and groups from Mr. Culp's class are
just finishing learning about °the frog's
life cycle, and writing reference. notes.
Ribbit!
Jutervlew with
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,Mr.:"fit
Mr. liatitt grew 'up .near 'Genn filler.
Be :has :.taught every -grade from four ,:to
eight. Be has .taught :at Bolraesvilie and
in Toronto. Be chose to become a
teacher because he -wanted to help kids
come into society. Mr. Ilazitt enjoys
reading, working. ,with wood,
photography .and likes horticulture. Be
also likes to swim and .play baseball.
The best part of his jOb he says is that
he likes the challenge of teaching kids
and he thinks that it is fun to work with
them.
Sports Report
A great effort was made by :all teams
who represented Brookside on "Tuesday
at 'the soccer tournament at Victoria
school. The Junior Boys placed fourth
with the help of Mr. Yeo as coach.
Great goals were made by Colin 'Becker
and Grant Cairncross.
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