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The 4-11 club leaders from the area were recognized at the 4-H Achievement Night at
Brookside School on November 12. The leaders are, back row, from left, Donna Hayden,
Port Albert; Suzanne Andrew, Trinity; Marie Stewart,Dungannon II; Helen Riehl, Tiger
Dunlop; Shirley Hunter, Trinity; ,June Robinson, Donnybrook; Karen Redmond, Tiger
Dunlop. Front row, Sally Wright, Dungannon II; Bev Weaver, Port Albert; Laurie
Pentland, Dungannon I; Karla Hogan, Kingsbridge; Delores Van. Osch, Kingsbridge.
(Alan Rivett photo) •
Grade 3 learn researchmethod
By Jason Cameron,: Adrian Rau and no Do rInvQ1-n-5,
Duane Durwn.
Mrs. Ottewell's Grade 3 class are, learn _ 1-1
ing a research technique in, the,k library
with Mrs• Blake called "Take 45".
They are also learningabout different
animals. In theclassroom, they are also
involved in many animal activites, Jack
Chisholm brought two mounted squirrels
for the children to see.
Video series'
Mr. Culp's Grade°4.5 classhave enjoyed
the video series, The Prince and the
Pauper. A booklet has been made and best
actor and,actress,awards were voted on.'
Conservation Area visit
On Monday, November 10, Mrs. Young's
Grade 1-2 class went to the Wawanosh Con-
servation Area for the fall walk.
They used their five senses while they
were observing many fall .changes: Thank-
you Mrs. Simpson , and Mrs.. Culbert for
helping the class.
Newspaper studies
Mrs. Tebbutt's Grade 6 class is .resear-
ching through old .papers looking for cur-
rent international stories, They located the
place where the story happened and then
summarized the clipping. They've found
some great reading.
"Three I's
Mrs. Worsell's Grade 5 'glass started
their new "Three I's" whole language pro-
gram this week. They can choose from a
variety of books. The focus of the program
is on Individualization, Independence and,
Integration.
Mrs• Cameron's Kindergarten 2 class
visited the •Wawanosh Conservation Area.
on a guided tour, they discovered how fall.
brings .changes to the environment. They
also saw ways in which nature is preparing
fgr, the corning of winter.
Volleyball
The Grade 6,7,8 classes have been work-
ing on their volleyball skills, and have now
begun a volleyball tournament in the,
physical education classes.
"Krakatoa"
Mrs. Clarke's Room 4 is now called
"Krakatoa". Krakatoa is in the book they
are now reading.. It's a special island with
a volcano on it.
Joseph Buchanan is moving to Waterloo,
He will be missed by the class,
The class are doing H2O (water) ex
periments. On November 12, they did an
experiment with. H20, sand, sugar and
bakingsoda, to see if they would dissolve.
They tasted there tool
This cycle, the class is "introducing"
Stephen Cere.
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