Strathcona Tweedsmuir School - Paidia Yearbook (Okotoks, Alberta Canada)

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THE FOREST A flow of water in the depth of the woodland surrounded by massive Eucalyptus trees was one of the lovely sights of this forest. Alive and active were the leaves while they were swaying in the warmth of a summer morning breeze. The dead ones were alone and helpless lying among the creeping, crawling in- sects. These leaves were forming interesting patterns on the car- pet of red and brown soil. A spicy fragrance of gum-leaves was filling the air within the landscape. You could hear sweet tink- ling sounds of the water gliding over the pebbles and in the dis- tance you could hear the fat, round frogs croaking loudly in H The River of Beautiful Frogsu. The sun was patting down get- ting imprisoned among the morning dewdrops, forming drops of sun- light everywhere. These were the impressions made by the young wombat, Little-Nose, who was staring into the golden sunrise on that sunny summer morning! Nadia Herb Grade 5B THE SNOWMAN The snowman and the snowma'am Fell in love one day. iIL tn Then the snowman said, 0, M NLet's kiss before I melt awayn. So they kissed each other In the warm winter air. ' ' And then the snowman 01 D Walked away, - And then he wasn't there. Matthew Colborne Qi! Grade Three 0IN05A R Here I am, staring into space pat i And soon I see a Robin fly by. Zoo But then, I hear a loud H BANG! And let the Robin hang From a broken branch of a tree. I cried and I wept, But then I saw another fly by. I looked around to see if there were Any hunters, But yet there were none. I watched it for a while And then gave a big smile To show my feelings for this bird. Danielle Keller Robble Delf Grade 4A 0 I b K Q Grade One 23.

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IHI PFRECRINE FALCON Is quite bird lt eats all phers As I have eard It has pointed wings X Sharp talons too And talk about speed It would beat you Y 'I 5 L , I The Peregri n e MOTHER'S DAY My mommy she runs back and To brush my sister's hair. She keeps my baby brother From going down the stairs For she is very busy For everything she does. But anyway she's great! And she's the one I love. It catches small birds Matthew Colborne Right on the wing. Grade Three It dives on them high Just as they fling. . THE I do not think MALLARD The bird will survive. I am the Mallard 'r G Because of pesticides Kin of th ' .f', It will not thrive. Prigce of Eegiijr blqd Q? And man of gl0ryZ 1 jf I I swim i i ,.w Hamish McKellar pAnd I walkmgnpind grgeg grass Grade 4A For that if? th, lfiirfjof my head I '?lWaYS mlqrat in winter Which isn't very much fun, But I know that I must do it In order to survive. Matthew Burns X+, Grade 4A BQ more Ofxokg 2:6005 E- SK 5 Xt HEART NEW OB Monica Sekhon Grade Two I 9 A Pj ' I in Y f

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