Thursday, June 18, 2009
Thursday, May 7, 2009
My Favorite Day
My favorite day April 27, 2009
My Favorite Day Was When I Went To Calgary With My Mom And Went To Callaway Park.
It goes back along time in 2007, when my mom and I went to Calgary. To visit my uncles and aunts. Me and my mom went on Saturday and went for a week. We went to Callaway park and it was so fun. We went on the big boat, which was so fun. It went up and down and side to side. After that we went on the haunted house and was so scary. After we all came out of it I ran and hid and scared my mom and cousins. They all jumped. So after that we all went to the spinning wheel and went on that. It spun so fast, when we got off it I felt like I was going to throw up. After the park we all went to my uncle’s house and ate lunch and then went shopping for the rest of the day . Thank you for reading.
By. Sara Gottselig
Editors: Grayson, Andrew S, Jakob
My Favorite Day Was When I Went To Calgary With My Mom And Went To Callaway Park.
It goes back along time in 2007, when my mom and I went to Calgary. To visit my uncles and aunts. Me and my mom went on Saturday and went for a week. We went to Callaway park and it was so fun. We went on the big boat, which was so fun. It went up and down and side to side. After that we went on the haunted house and was so scary. After we all came out of it I ran and hid and scared my mom and cousins. They all jumped. So after that we all went to the spinning wheel and went on that. It spun so fast, when we got off it I felt like I was going to throw up. After the park we all went to my uncle’s house and ate lunch and then went shopping for the rest of the day . Thank you for reading.
By. Sara Gottselig
Editors: Grayson, Andrew S, Jakob
My Aavorite Day
My favorite day April 27, 2009
My Favorite Day Was When I Went To Calgary With My Mom And Went To Callaway Park.
It goes back along time in 2007, when my mom and I went to Calgary. To visit my uncles and aunts. Me and my mom went on Saturday and went for a week. We went to Callaway park and it was so fun. We went on the big boat, which was so fun. It went up and down and side to side. After that we went on the haunted house and was so scary. After we all came out of it I ran and hid and scared my mom and cousins. They all jumped. So after that we all went to the spinning wheel and went on that. It spun so fast, when we got off it I felt like I was going to throw up. After the park we all went to my uncle’s house and ate lunch and then went shopping for the rest of the day . Thank you for reading.
By. Sara Gottselig
Editors: Grayson, Andrew S, Jakob
My Favorite Day Was When I Went To Calgary With My Mom And Went To Callaway Park.
It goes back along time in 2007, when my mom and I went to Calgary. To visit my uncles and aunts. Me and my mom went on Saturday and went for a week. We went to Callaway park and it was so fun. We went on the big boat, which was so fun. It went up and down and side to side. After that we went on the haunted house and was so scary. After we all came out of it I ran and hid and scared my mom and cousins. They all jumped. So after that we all went to the spinning wheel and went on that. It spun so fast, when we got off it I felt like I was going to throw up. After the park we all went to my uncle’s house and ate lunch and then went shopping for the rest of the day . Thank you for reading.
By. Sara Gottselig
Editors: Grayson, Andrew S, Jakob
Friday, January 16, 2009
I love Christmas
It was the best Christmas ever. We went to my grandma’s house. We had turkey for supper. After supper we all went downstairs and opened gifts. Grandma brings a big platter of baking down. For the kids we got to pick names out of a hat for gifts. The adults do the Chinese gift exchange for gifts. The adults buy a $20 gift and give it to someone in the family. I loved it because all of my family comes in form Calgary. I can't wait to get together with all of my family next Christmas.
By Sara
Editors. Mrs. Perrey, Mom, Siera
It was the best Christmas ever. We went to my grandma’s house. We had turkey for supper. After supper we all went downstairs and opened gifts. Grandma brings a big platter of baking down. For the kids we got to pick names out of a hat for gifts. The adults do the Chinese gift exchange for gifts. The adults buy a $20 gift and give it to someone in the family. I loved it because all of my family comes in form Calgary. I can't wait to get together with all of my family next Christmas.
By Sara
Editors. Mrs. Perrey, Mom, Siera
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Bob Boyer
We went to the McKenzie Art Gallery. When we got there we split into three groups. In my group, the first thing we did was go into the coat room to put our coats away. Then we headed for the big room and made an art drawing. We could do it like Bob Boyer did or we could make our own design. My group choose to make our own designs. We used stencils and oil pastels. My picture was of different designs and shapes. After we were finished our pictures we went to wash our hands then we went up to the Bob Boyer exhibits. We went and sat down. Our guide tour talked to us about a couple of the paintings on that wall. Then we moved over to some more paintings and she talked about those ones. A lot of his paintings were about horses.
Then we went into a different area and we saw paintings on blankets. Bob Boyer did lots of paintings on Blankets.
After that we went into a very big area and we did a little project. The project was we got a sheet of paper and there were a whole bunch of blank circles and we got to decorate the circles anyway we wanted to. After that she took them and we went into a different room. In this room there were paintings on blankets and on canvas. There was a bunch of felt material in bags. We went into groups and picket a painting from the wall and then we had to take the felt and lay it out the floor like the picture. Then we talked about it. After that the tour was over. We went back downstairs and got our coats and went to the front doors where we went back on the bus that took us back to school.
I learned that when an artist paints a picture, the painting has a story. One of the paintings was of a horse who lost his owner in a battle they were in. The horse was a first nations horse. I could tell it was a first nations horse because it had bead work on its saddle. The horse had its head down. I could tell the rider died in a war and the horse was sad. Where the saddle was on the horse there were a couple of dots above the saddle on the horse. Those dots meant that the rider was gone. So what I learned is that all paintings tell a story and have different meanings. So if you ever go to see paintings, look at the painting and look for the story it might contain.
Bo Boyer died in 2004, he was 52 years old. He lived his entire life in Saskatchewan. He was born in 1948. Bob Boyer isn’t just a regular kind of artist, he was different. IF you ever go to the Mackenzie art gallery, you will see that all of his painting have a story to tell.
My favorite paintings from his collection that I saw are A Small Pox Issue 1983. Another one I liked a lot was Scene/seen at St. Victor: 1993. He is an amazing artist and his work is all beautiful. I thought I would see all drawings and I saw a whole lot of paintings. Now when I see paintings and artists drawings, I will appreciate them more for what they mean to the artist and what story I might get from them.
Barbara is another artist that we were working with to help her to complete an art project that she was doing. We made origami blow up boxes out of paper that she took to the Mackenzie Art Gallery and made a city out of them. When we went on our tour to the Mackenzie Art Gallery we got to go see it. It was cool that we helped her make her art.
By Sara edits mom , parker mark out of 5 is a 5
We went to the McKenzie Art Gallery. When we got there we split into three groups. In my group, the first thing we did was go into the coat room to put our coats away. Then we headed for the big room and made an art drawing. We could do it like Bob Boyer did or we could make our own design. My group choose to make our own designs. We used stencils and oil pastels. My picture was of different designs and shapes. After we were finished our pictures we went to wash our hands then we went up to the Bob Boyer exhibits. We went and sat down. Our guide tour talked to us about a couple of the paintings on that wall. Then we moved over to some more paintings and she talked about those ones. A lot of his paintings were about horses.
Then we went into a different area and we saw paintings on blankets. Bob Boyer did lots of paintings on Blankets.
After that we went into a very big area and we did a little project. The project was we got a sheet of paper and there were a whole bunch of blank circles and we got to decorate the circles anyway we wanted to. After that she took them and we went into a different room. In this room there were paintings on blankets and on canvas. There was a bunch of felt material in bags. We went into groups and picket a painting from the wall and then we had to take the felt and lay it out the floor like the picture. Then we talked about it. After that the tour was over. We went back downstairs and got our coats and went to the front doors where we went back on the bus that took us back to school.
I learned that when an artist paints a picture, the painting has a story. One of the paintings was of a horse who lost his owner in a battle they were in. The horse was a first nations horse. I could tell it was a first nations horse because it had bead work on its saddle. The horse had its head down. I could tell the rider died in a war and the horse was sad. Where the saddle was on the horse there were a couple of dots above the saddle on the horse. Those dots meant that the rider was gone. So what I learned is that all paintings tell a story and have different meanings. So if you ever go to see paintings, look at the painting and look for the story it might contain.
Bo Boyer died in 2004, he was 52 years old. He lived his entire life in Saskatchewan. He was born in 1948. Bob Boyer isn’t just a regular kind of artist, he was different. IF you ever go to the Mackenzie art gallery, you will see that all of his painting have a story to tell.
My favorite paintings from his collection that I saw are A Small Pox Issue 1983. Another one I liked a lot was Scene/seen at St. Victor: 1993. He is an amazing artist and his work is all beautiful. I thought I would see all drawings and I saw a whole lot of paintings. Now when I see paintings and artists drawings, I will appreciate them more for what they mean to the artist and what story I might get from them.
Barbara is another artist that we were working with to help her to complete an art project that she was doing. We made origami blow up boxes out of paper that she took to the Mackenzie Art Gallery and made a city out of them. When we went on our tour to the Mackenzie Art Gallery we got to go see it. It was cool that we helped her make her art.
By Sara edits mom , parker mark out of 5 is a 5
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Ballet
On November 19, 2008 St. Gregory went to Regina Youth Ballet. But the band kids had to go to band. I missed some of it but I thought that the part that I saw was very good. The last one they did I can’t remember the name to it but it was a different kind of dance I thought that it was a hard dance to do. In this dance I thought the costumes where neat and had the dance in them. They did a lot of jumping in the dance.
There was another dance they did but I only got to see the end of it. It was something to do with people with white hair and white costumes and shoes. I thought that it was a good dance to. I only got to see the end of it. It was good. So people that read this you should go and see the performance at Regina Youth Ballet so go see it.
There was another dance they did but I only got to see the end of it. It was something to do with people with white hair and white costumes and shoes. I thought that it was a good dance to. I only got to see the end of it. It was good. So people that read this you should go and see the performance at Regina Youth Ballet so go see it.
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Cut and past Poems
A fantasy did you no longer see
Soft white and bright
The blind mind Of aving to do nothing
Never never let children be hypnotized by your impotant tv
Every house eyes pop out
They sit and stare gaping at the screen
Until they're better
Last week dozen eyeballs in somone machine
In that tv screen
Soft white and bright
The blind mind Of aving to do nothing
Never never let children be hypnotized by your impotant tv
Every house eyes pop out
They sit and stare gaping at the screen
Until they're better
Last week dozen eyeballs in somone machine
In that tv screen
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