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ft lm You Uou b tr GetGeniouA... O.Above: Front row: Terry Wendt, Robert Watson, Paul Ward, Jan McIntosh; row two: Nicole Cook, Brandi Mac- Cue, Jennifer Snider, Amber Thompson, Jacqueline Besaw; row three: Steven Pinson, Melissa Peabody, Joseph Wil- liams, John Provost, Jeremy Thompson, Michael Adams, Nichole Smith, Lynn Cooper Top right: Ethan Healy and Mike Ritzenthaler return from lunch Above right: Good Scouts Kirk Goodrow and Teddy Smith. I I like fifth grade a lot, not just because of the work, but because of the teachers and the activities, such as our trip to Bear Mountain a few days ago...Nicole Cook In fifth grade, you get to get your own locker, and you get to take showers after gym. In Mrs. LaRocque’s room we have fun games and she has animals, too. In Mr. Collins’ room we Book-it. I like to read books some of the time, so I like it...Kathy Hubbard Fifth grade is different from all the other grades. Not only by different teachers, but by different ways of doing things. In fifth grade, you feel more responsible for yourself. You also take on new challenges...Robin Hance I like fifth grade because it’s fun and it’s hard. But it always can’t be fun. There are times when you have to get serious about things. The best thing I like about fifth grade is that there is time when you can fool around and, on the other hand, there is time when you can’t. So for all you fourth graders, don’t think fifth grade’s hard. It’s pretty fun if you do your work...Brandi MacCue FIFTH GRADE
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I like fifth grade be- cause you do fun things like draw, watch movies, play in the little gym, go outside after lunch, and go on trips. But the thing that’s most important is work. I like work, too. I like math, science and so- cial studies. In science we do lots of activities with mealworms. We put them through mazes and things. In social studies we read and do questions. In math we do adding, subtracting, division and multiplica- tion...Alison Benjamin Above: Front row: Ethan Healy, Ian Brown, Nicole Shampine, Aaron Price; row two: Julie Marsh, Jennifer Hanley, Christine Balchikonis, Tina Thomas, Bobbi Jo Finley, Alison Benjamin; row three: David Martin, Robin Hance, Crystal Provost, Kathy Hubbard, Brandon Gollaher, Sarah Lunderman, James Rice, Chrystal Ellis, Robert Tebo, Kole Burgess Left: Lynn Cooper, Mrs. LaRocque, JJ Rice, Michael Adams, Ethan Healy FIFTH GRADE 29
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