Student's Corner

We went to the play at the school, Knowlton Academy, last night, Tuesday, June 11, 2002. My friends were in the play. It was a good play.

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Submission Deadline for next issue:

January 15, 2003

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THE PAIN OF NOT KNOWING
HOW TO READ

The following is a winning poem written by Raymond Gentry.

Time goes on, and our pain
always stays. We try to forget
the ones who would play
those hurtful games.

The silent tears still fall from our eyes… As the sad thought of memory seem to blow our minds.

Tender hearts may fall apart as we pray to God for a fresh start.

We try to hold a brave face as we walk through life… As soon as we are alone time is not on our side.

We know that life is unfair, But as people we still treat everybody the same with respect and care.

The time has come and we must say; To who want their lingering thought to just go away!

It’s better to be happy and at peace... Let our heart and spirits have the chance to be free.

We must hold on to what is important to us… And never let anybody take that special
memory or feeling:
‘cause the meaning has no end!

As time goes on we have ways of coping with everything,
Everything that life throws at us;

But when we have good friends around us, it makes you feel so much better knowing, that some one does care and has the wellness to help us along the way!

I dedicate this poem to the Yamaska Literacy Council, whose help has been beyond description. A large part in what I will accomplish in life will be due to your unending support and guidance.

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ANTONYM PUZZLE
From: Surviving Last Period on Fridays and Other Desperate Situations: A Game Book for Language Arts By Cheryl Miller Thurston

Antonyms are words that are opposite in meaning, like tall/short or laugh/cry. Listed below are pairs of antonyms. However, all the vowels are missing. See if you can separate each pair of antonyms and replace the missing vowels. Example: bgsmll big/small

1. fstsl
2. htcld
3. nncntglty
4. smthrh
5. hppysd
6. wrmcld
7. gvtk
8. lftrght
9. pdwn
10.Lghtdrk
11.wtdry
12.gdbd
13.nt
14.srswt
15.ftthn
16.ndrvr
17.ststnd
18.ldyng
19.crkdstrght
20.smlfrwn
21.tpbttm
22.glybtfl
23.wrngrght
24.blckwht
25.lvht





CONGRATULATIONS

Two of our YLC members, Darren Muise and Raymond Gentry are winners of a writing contest sponsored by Laubach Literacy of
Canada.



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