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The September Kindergarten
classes have been registered. We are
glad to have these children visiting
the classroom to see what Kinder-
garten is really like.
The Kindergarten pupils have
been talking about the story The
Gingerbread Man" and have
enjoyed eating gingerbread men.
They also have been painting and
making paper gingerbread men.
—Kelly Kerr
Mrs. MacRae's class had lots of
fun and hard work at field day.
They are doing "Creepy Crawler"
activities before they go to the
Wawanosh Conservation Area.
While there they will explorethe
stream in the "Boots, Bubbles and
Bugs" program.
—Shari Mundell
Miss Turner's Grade 2 is starting
a new unit on dinosaurs and is
going to do research on the differ-
ent kinds of dinosaurs. In math,
they're doing facts of 19.
They also are studying the globe
and learning where things are locat-
ed through labelling and making
maps. They enjoyed track and field
day.
Kerri McGrath
This week in science, Mr. Lind-
say's class is making hot air bal-
loons out of tissue paper. They are
hoping to launch them this week.
The class also is keeping personal
writing folders which are due Fri-
day. Nine people received an 'A' in
the recent science test.
— David Carter
Mrs. Schedler's Grade 5s enjoyed
meeting their penpals and had fun,
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at the science centre. Their tra
and field day was successfuL In te
June, they are presenting a play on
ecology. They are busy working on
it now.,
—Andrea Gauld
Mr. Shaw's Grade 8 class has
been busy with its Quest unit. We
also have, been very busy studying
for both math and science tests. We
recently took part in the school
track and field day and enjoyed it.
We are starting a new unit in geog-
raphy entitled "The Pacific Coast
Region".
—Andrea Plumb
During the months of January to
March, there was a "Values, Mu:-
ences and Peers" program going on
at our school. It was taught by Con-
stable Tom Creeden of the town
police force.
Some topics covered in the pro-
gram were: peer pressure, shoplift-
ing and the Young Offenders' Act.
They had a gentleman from the
Bluewater Centre at Goderich as a
guest. He presented some slides
and talked to the students about the
centre. They also had two ladies
from Zehrs who are in charge of
security.
The finale was a box -social lunch,
followed by a skit presented by the
students on the above-mentioned
topics.
Money raised frcim the box lunch
goes toward the VIP trip to
Canada's Wonderland on June 16.
A very special thanks goes out to
Const. Creeden for being in charge
of the proaram and for being so
kind and helpful to the students.
—Lisa Keay
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HOSPITAL CO-OP STLJD The Winetain and s1rict HOSF.ital w'
the F. E. Madill Secondary School's cooperative education program this year;
•tal, in back, are: Marg Black, Marty Getter, Susanne Eggert, Margaret Cam
Pat Smith, Nancy Brown and tarot Watson. In front are students Paula Dc)uglas,. Heidi Ito Mon?
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