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The Canadian Statesman. liowmanvillc. October 21. 1987 Section Two Vincent Massey News Lisa Ng of Vincent Massey school enjoys Mrs. Avery's class immensely because they do various crafts such as:clowns, sock puppets and light bulb puppets. Lisa also enjoys process writing. She has completed five stories so far. Her favourite subject is Environmental Studies. Andrea Parks Mrs. Landry's class recently visited the Canton Pioneer school. Four students were interviewed, to get their reaction about the trip. Kim Cowan had fun using the quill pens, sharing the old wooden desks and playing games with Mrs. Strong. Tammy Bunce enjoyed seeing the old text books, using the desks that were attached to the floor and using the blackboards, that were wooden and painted black. There were no computers. Erica Becker and her friends liked the games they played, the bean bag throw and the educational games. Cherron Alehin liked the school because they used slates and had running games. We also used the quill pens and got to dress up like pioneers, even the teachers dressed up. Deanne Desrocher Have you ever tasted spaghetti squash? Well, Mrs. Yellowlees class is studying fruits and vegetables. Just a few days ago they went to Price's vegetable stand to see and buy some fruit and vegetables. They have made some vegetable dips, and different kinds of squash. Spaghetti squash is just one of the types of squash they have tasted. On Friday they are going to an apple farm. Next week they are going to make Become a UNICEF Volunteer ItSa CHANCE friendship soup and salad to tie in with the unit on feelings. Hannah Whately Mrs. Medd's students are involved in a reading program with the grade 2-3's in Ms. Jebson's class. Mrs. Medd says that the reading levels are very high and that the program should work excellently! Another thing that Mrs. Medd is impressed with is the reading skills that her students have. In her class there is a reading lab that they work on almost every day. The lab consists of 3 units:S.R.A. rate builders, S.R.A. power builders, and R.F.U. cards that vary according to the reading level. The R.F.U. cards are easier than the others because once you catch on, you seem to get to know the type of questions. Alan Rickard Bradley Burgess, Andrew Demant and Jessica Grieve have been enjoying making fruit trees, Jessica says next she will make Christmas trees with fruit on them. Bradley made bananas, apples, cherries and strawberries on his tree. But Andrew would rather make Granny Smith apple trees and eat them at recess. Carrie Jackson Ms. Hendrick-Jebson's class is studying the neighbourhood. On September 29, Constable Wraight, Officer of the Durham Regional Police, came to visit the class. They went to the Fire Hall on October 5. The class went to Carter's Bakery on October 7 and will go to the hospital on October 14 and the Durham Veterinarian Clinic on October 16. Ms. Hendrick- Jebson's class is going to be busy these two weeks. We wish the class a safe trip, trip, trip. After their trip to the bakery, I interviewed some of the students. Clara and Rachel loved the decorations on the cakes. Tammy and Andrew liked seeing them mix the dough. Everyone enjoyed the cookies they brought back from their trip. Mandy Dykstra Have you ever been to a pyjama party? And if you did, have you ever brought your favorite bedtime story? Well, Mrs. Dolan's class has. On Tuesday, October the 6, Mrs. Dolan's class had a pyjama party. First, they got on their pyjamas over their clothes, and then headed down the hall to the library. They exchanged their books, then watched a movie and ate popcorn. The movie was called Ira Sleeps Over. It was about a boy that was going to sleep over at a friend's house, but he couldn't decide whether to bring his Teddy Bear because he thought his friend might laugh at him. But it turns out that his friend has a Teddy Bear too! 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