12A — The Prince George Citizen — Tuesday, March 10, 1987
Newspaper in education
Snowman comes to life
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Konrad Liedl Grade 7
Buckhorn Elem.
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Poems about food
Liver is purplish,
Liver is not delicious.
Live is nourishing,
Along with discouraging!
        —	Deborah Stevens Grade 5
    Immaculate Conception School
Mud
 Mud, Mud, Mud,
 What a horrible thing is mud. It slishes and sloshes,
 Wishes and woshes,
 Oh, it’s so grimy, yucky and slimy.
 It slithers through your little toes,
 in and out the mud goes. MUD!!!!
        —	Lindsay Harrison Grade 5 North Nechako
The old pine
 The old pine points his fingers from side to side. It stands there tall with chipmunks owls and birds nestling under branches and snug in the bark. The big pine whistles in the wind by the pond of the old pine tree.
        —	Rachel Williaume Grade 4
    David Hoy Elem. School Fort St. James
I like snow
 Slow snow,
 Muddy snow,
 Pretty snow,
 I like snow.
 Soft, wet and dry snow. Falling from the sky snow. Sugary snow
 Falling on your nose snow. Then on your toes snow.
 I like snow.
             —	Alice Brown Grade 3
Upper Fraser Elementary
Green like a bean,
Leafy like lettuce,
We wouldn’t eat it,
Even if you fed us!
          —	Marc Paulsen Grade 5
    Immaculate Conception School
 One snowy day four kids named Tom, Sam, Jane and Sue were very bored. So Sam said, “let’s make a snowman. Jane said, “I will get the hat and Tom will get the carrot.” All of us went outside. We finished the snowman and it was supper time. In the morning we went outside and gave the snowman a scarf. The snowman said, "Thank-you.” Jane screamed. Sam jumped. Sue fainted. Tom who is never scared stood there. They said at the same time, “you can” talk The snowman said, “Yes, and I can walk too.” The kids and the snowman had fun day after day, till it was getting warm. The snowman cried, “I have to go now or I will melt.” Where will you go?” asked Sue. To the North Pole,” he replied”, We will miss yhou cried the kids. “I will miss you said the snowman. Sam said, “will you
come back?” “Bye” we said, “Bye” he said. It was winter again. We were looking for the snowman. One day we found him. The snowman yelled. “I heard on the news that it will always be winter and I can always stay with
you.” Tom screamed “We can have fun day after day and they did.
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            —	Kailee Davis Grade 3 Gladstone School
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