The Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-01-12, Page 5API
Brookside welcomes new students
by Donna Fielder,
and Mike Van Niekerk
Hello, what is your name? That is
the question that is on our minds.
We are happy to welcbrne the
beginner kindergarten children.
Welcome to Larissa Cassidy, Julie
Phillips, John Elphick„ Ian Boak,
Cameron Alton, Beth MacDonald,
Jayne Van Dyke, Benjamjn Sloet-
jes, Dominic Staehli, Jesse Millar.
They started their classes on Jan. 3,
1994. They have just started to get
into the swing of the way Brook-
side operates, getting used to the
teachers' names and the new ex-
perience of school.
To go into this -program, the
children have to be four years of
age. The beginner kindergarten
classes have some new equipment
to use. Some of the equipment
includes an ironing board, two little
tractors, a tricycle, a washer and
dryer where you can move ` the
drums yourself, a two -wheeled
garden cart, a shopping cart, and a
climber.
• House league volleyball has now
started. Also the Junior boys and
Junior girls school teams have
started their practices. The coaches
of the junior girls are Mr. Whiteley
and Mrs. Tebbutt, and the coach of
the junior boys is Mr. Lobb.
Wh00000 is working on an Owl
Unit? Well, it is Mr. Lobb's Grade
4/5! 'They are learning research
skills in the library while they in-
vestigate owls.' They are also
watching films about owls in their
habitat, and their food. They have
learned about owl food pellets, by ,
taking them apart. Owls are very
helpful birds! They eat lots of mice
and moles! The class is reading a
book about owls. The book is titled
Owls in the Family, by Farley
Mowat..
Room 102/103 are ROARING
witty their Wild Cat Unit. The
students are doing research about
the' Wild Cat's habitat, their food,.
and their families. They will' be
learning more, from the compact
disk research program "Mammals"
from National Geographic. This
program contains sound,. moving
pictures, graphs, charts, and tests, to
give lots of information! Other
students in 102/103 will be making
a research booklet in the library,
about local forest, animals.
BROOKSIDE BROADCAST
Gitup Il Grade 7s are studying
the physical earth in Geography.
They are in three "Jigsaw Groups".
Smaller "Expert Groups" will study
volcanoes, mountains, fossil fuels,
earthquakes, and continental drift.
After the experts return to their
jigsaw groups, they will share their
information. The unit will end with
a test based on the experts' ques-
tions.
Rooms 9, 10, and 11 (Mrs. Teb-
butt, Mrs. Dozois, and Mr. Hazlitt)
are doing an interview assignment
based on friends and relatives that
can tell us stories about their lives.
The stories have to be before and
during the 1960s.
After they are done, they will be
in book form and will be displayed
on Author's Day in May., The
students are enjoying gathering:
stories of yesterday to treasure and
to share with others.
Grade 2/3 students in Room 101,
(Mrs. Young and Miss Anguish) ale
learning about Stratford artist Ezi't
Beddows, who illustrated the
"Zoom" books. They've read all
three books, and are writing a letter
and making pictures for him. One
of his.books is about Egypt, so the
group will soon be learning about
ancient Egypt. Who is Zoom? /-a
very unusual cat!
It's that time again, when stu, 131
in the local schools share ideas and
information in three -five minute,
speeches.. Brookside speeches will
be shared in classrooms during
January and early February, with
some speeches to be shared in the
gym on Feb. 15. Some primary
students will have the opportunity
to practise and share story -telling
rather than speeches.
We're happy to see the snow
balk for winter fun! Some amazing
snow forts are being constructed.
Please remind young folk to dress
warmly for outdoor play, and to
stay away from roadside piles of
snow. Snowplow drivers are
careful, but children playing in
snow by the road are often hard to
spot. Have a happy and a safe New
Year.
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, January 12, 1994 - Page 5
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News from the Seniors Centre
To beat those winter blahs, the
Seniors Day Centre, Wingham, has
a multitude of events scheduled for
January.
Between the Ilth and 13th an'
armchair visit will be made to Hol-
land as participants dig out their
Dutch customs and traditions to
share with everyone.
Jan. 18 is Health Inforamtion Day
with the topic of medications. Drop
by at.1 p.m.. if you are interested.
Two volunteers will be sharing
slides from . a recent. trip to
Australia, New Zealand and Fiji.
- On the 20th, Bernice Glenn will
demonstrate how to use tupperware
in your microwave.
During the last week of the
month, time will be spent crafting.
The January foot clinic is
scheduled for the 19. To make an
appointment cal 357-1440.
- Volunteers
Volunteersare a. very important
part of the Day Centre. Volun-
teering helps others, develops a
,sense of accomplishment and self-
worth and improves the quality of
community life.
If you are interested in volun-
teering, please call Christine at 357-
1440.
Volunteer drivers are needed from
Lucknow, Ripley, Dungannon,
Brussels, Blyth, Teeswater, Gorrie
and Fordwich and all points in
between. A mileage reimbursement
is given to compensate for expenses
occurred.
Fridays at the Centre is a Day
Away Program with specialized
programming for those with
Alzheimers or related conditions.
This program provides temporary
relief for caregivers which enables
them to keep their family member
in, their own home for as long 'as
possible. If you know of someone
who could benefit from this
program or would like more infor-
mation give the centre a call:
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