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Brussels Public School news Madill students put on show for BPS students As always there is always something happening at Brussels Public School. This week is it's a drama production put on by a drama group of students from F.E. Madill Secondary School. The play is based on a true story. It begins in 1895 with orphaned children in Great Britain. They immigrated to Canada, and were known as the Bernardo children. The story is about three of these homeless children and their struggles and trials to make a new life for themselves. The students seeing productions were Grades 3/4, 415 and 6. Two classes from Blyth Public School were also invited to watch the play. The students were given the chance to contribute vocally, physically and imaginatively to the development of the play. Students and teachers are working very hard at getting their projects and reports in for marking. Reports cards will be going home on Dec. 2 and parent-teacher interviews will be on Thursday, Dec. 5 from 4 to 5 p.m. and on Friday, Dec. 6 from 8:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. Any parents who have not returned their interview request form to the school office are asked to do SO. The kindergarten class has been discussing healthy foods. They have homework to complete and return. They have been asked to cut out pictures of food and place them on a piece of paper that divides the food into the different food groups. They also brought round snacks to share with the class, there were so many interesting things to see. They also did some stamping using circle shapes. The letter of the week was I using their finger phonics. They have also been playing bingo to increase letter recognition. Mrs. Douma's class has been talking about families, how each and everyone is different and yet they have similarities. They have learned that all families have rules and responsibilities, just like at school. In art they made some November Night silhouettes. They are working on graphing skills. So far they have graphed the different kinds of pets and kinds of mini chocolate bars that come in a bag of chocolates. Grade 3/4s are busy finishing up their geometry unit and are prepared for their unit end test. They are also finishing up their science unit on magnets. Their next unit will be on studying structures and stability. In social studies they are working on projects concerning the different provinces. The highlight of their week is writing to their pen pals. They are going to be writing to a Grade 4 class from Wingham Public School. Grade 4/5s are still working on geometry and think they should soon know all the angles. They have started working on volleyball skills in gym. In French class the Grade 4 students are finishing a unit on pets and the Grade 5 students are working on making weather presentations. In science they conducted some experiments on reaction time, nutrients and adsorption and how the brain sends messages. Mrs. Steinmann's class is going to begin a new unit in French on restaurants. In math Grade 6s are working on angles. In language skills they are responding to literature and in science it is microscopic organisms being studied. The Grade 7 and 8 students worked on a geography project this week which incorporated the idea of using scrapbooking techniques to create a visually appealing display. Their next geography unit is on population patterns in Canada. The Grade 8 class is working on an art technique called Tripy in the forms of impressionism, realism, and abstract using a leaf. They will begin a French project this week where they are to create a comic strip for their Galaxy Virtualle unit. Both classes are beginning to learn about structural stability in science and in gym class they are working on volleyball. The boys and girls volleyball teams have been practising their skills for the upcoming tournament on Nov. 27.