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i LIVE IN CONCERT For Mr. Gimblett's grade 6's part of the Concert, they chose six people to be heads of ' the elves,six people to be feet of the elves, and one speaker. Santa and the rest dressed up like elves and sat on benches along side the main stage. The speaker, Chris Atkins, Atkins, asked each elf his name and something special special about him or her. Then they sang a song entitled "Jingle Bell Rock." When they were finished, Santa came out from behind the stage and informed the audience audience that the elves had to get home to make toys. Save a toy for me elves! By: Matt Garrett DEBATE! DEBATE! DEBATE! DEBATE! Recently, Sam Cureatz came to visit Waverley P.S., to talk to the Grade 5 students students about Parliament, Question Period, and other government-related things. He set up the tables in the Library to resemble Parliament Parliament and the students from Mr. Thompson and Mrs. Bailey's class went through a sample of Question period, debating about many things including: how good Canadian students arc, traffic violations, and marijuana. Then Mr. Cureatz answered questions questions about his job. Some interesting things I learned sitting and watching watching in the press booth was that there are three political political parties: Liberal, NDP, and the Progressive Conservatives. Conservatives. Whichever of the three have the most scats or people believing in them becomes the Government. In Question Period, the two with the lowest amount of seats debate with the Government Government to make it look bad so they can become the Government. Government. Things sometimes can get pretty violent in there, so watch out! By: Matt Garrett CHRISTMAS DAY C - is for Christ, II - is for Heaven, It - is for Rejoice, I - is for Inside, S- is for Santa, T - is for Toboggan, M - is for Mistletoe, A - is for Angels, S - is for Snow, I) - is for Dangling, A - is for Awesome Awesome Presents, Y - is for Yulelide. By: Ryan McKee t 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 30,1987 Waverley P.S. News Mr. Mills' Class Mr. Mills' class has been very busy. They have been working very hard to improve improve their spelling skills. To help them, Mr. Mills has set out activities and puzzle cards. They have been working hard in reading. The students read books from the Library and books which they bring from home. They have grade three readers. The students have reading time every day. Mr. Mills has several bulletin boards. They are filled with colourful drawings drawings and paintings. Mr. Mills' class has done several several units in Environmental Studies. They have studied Insects, Weather, and a Someone Special Booklet. The class has been adding and subtracting in Math and soon will be starting multiplication. multiplication. They will be having having reading buddies from the oldergrades next term. By: Heather Watson. School Choirs The Primary and Junior Choirs did an outstanding job singing for the Christmas Christmas Concert. They sang several several Christmas songs which were sung very nicely. They also got help by Mr. Dewell playing the piano, and Mrs. Pitt and Miss Pitcher leading. leading. We all hope they do as well in the Spring Concert. By: Heather Watson Santa Christmas Day, Santa was sleeping the whole morning. morning. The next day he ' awakened. His elves were making toys again. He gave them all a ticket to Rome till winter. But they stayed there for a long time and then never came back. ' By: Erin Ashby. HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS One Christmas night, the Grinch went down to the Who's village. The first house he came to was little Sally's house. When he came down the chimney he • took their stockings and all their presents and their toys and even their decorations. decorations. Then he heard a little voice. It was Sally. She wanted a drink of water. She said "why are you taking taking our tree" and that Grinch said, "the light is not shining, so I am going to bring it back to my workshop." workshop." Then hej gave, her some water and took their- . * food and.did that-to all the - - . • other Who's, Then he Was going to dump all the presents. presents. The Who's were singing singing and the Grinch's heart got bigger and the Grinch cut the roast beef. By: Michael Wilcox fancy , h&p . I fowato ^ uice ^ 48 Fl 02.1^ VS NI, Ë ¥ ^HHstÜülk SEASON'S i GREETINGS I AND A l HAPPY NEW YEAR from all of us at... 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