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Saturday, March 29, 2008Volume 1, Number 1Volume 1, Number 1Volume 1, Number 1Volume 1, Number 1Volume 1, Number 1

Students at West Elementary enjoying Bubble Guy at Enrichment Day.

Enrichment Day 2008 Is a Smashing SuccessEnrichment Day 2008 Is a Smashing SuccessEnrichment Day 2008 Is a Smashing SuccessEnrichment Day 2008 Is a Smashing SuccessEnrichment Day 2008 Is a Smashing SuccessDiana Riordan andMeghan NewcombeEDT Staff WritersPLYMOUTH – More than 200 stu-dents participated in the 24th annualEnrichment Day at West ElementarySchool on Saturday.

Enrichment Day is a day studentsgather in the school to get involvedin many fun activities that are run byparents, coaches, and older students.Children participated in the WebkinzTea Party, a spa treatment, footballand baseball classes.

Tracy Riordan, the boss of En-richment Day, provided us an exclu-sive interview while registering allchildren and helpers for EnrichmentDay.

Riordan said her favorite part ofEnrichment Day was seeing all thekids coming in and walking to thegym. Her least favorite part is get-ting all the late registrations. Shementioned that the day would not besuccessful without the help of Mrs.Brocklesby, Mrs. Quinn, Mrs.McBride, Ms. Botto, Mrs. Mullenand Ms. Rothberg.

Riordan says that the most popu-lar workshop is Webkinz Tea Party.

Students said they loved theBubble Show run by Keith Johnson.

Johnson has performed hisshows for 22 years since 1986. He

put a student in a full body bubble andstudents applauded wildly. KatieCappulicci, a fourth-grader, said “Iloved the Bubble Show and I want

him to come back next year.”Everybody had an awesome

time at Enrichment Day and learnedmany new skills.

Organizer Tracy Riordan welcomeseveryone to Enrichment Day.

The Webkinz Tea Party was the mostpopular workshop.

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Enrichment Day Workshop Contributors

Enrichment Day Today Student StaffAngela BottoGardeningSamanth BurkheadFloor HockeyLily ColbertEgyptNick CurranBaseballDennis FoxBasketballLeanne GalanekT-ShirtJessie HodgesonWebkinz Tea Party

Libby HurleyBeading/FlipFlopsBrook MullenSpaMeghan NewcombeEnrichment DayDaniel OsbourneKarateCasey QuinnDancingShauna QuinnGymnasticsDiana RiordanEnrichment Day 2008

MaryKate RiordanFootballEmily RobelloEverything SpringMicayla RothbergCreative CraftsKleo SilviaVolcano EruptingMadelyn StanfordEverything SpringAndrew DiRitoSensational ScienceSean WestcottPinewood Derby

AmandaCreative CraftsDeniseGardeningVickey BelangerSpa/Lotion MakingPatricia BranchukIntro to SpanishSharon BrocklesbyWebkinz Tea PartyJennifer BrownDanceBill BurkheadFootballPaul CoffinBasketballDwayne FolletteBaseballTracy FoxEnrichment Day Today

Laurie GalanekEnrichment Day TodayAaron GouveiaEnrichment Day TodayLauren HessGymnsaticsMrs. HoganT-Shirt/Hat DecoratingMrs. LegrowT-Shirt/Hat DecoratingPeter McCraeKarateLaura McBrideWebkinz Tea PartyMrs. MentoEverything SpringKelly MontolioBeading and Fluffy Flip FlopsDavid NewcombeEnrichment Day Today

Susan NewcombeSpa/Lotion MakingMiss ReidTravel to EgyptDavid RiordanPinewood DerbyJohn RiordanFloor HockeySarah RiordanVolcano EruptingMarianne RogersTravel to EgyptRita RothbergSpa/Lotion MakingMs. SilviaSensational Science

Sports

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Nick CurranEDT Staff Writer

Mr. Dwayne Follette ran the sessionon baseball, which was once again oneof the most popular workshops offeredduring West Elementary School’s En-richment Day. A total of 29 kids en-rolled (15 in session A and 14 in sessionB) to sharpen their skills before springbaseball season gets started. It was a coldday, but the kids were able to get outsideand play.

This is the 8th time that Mr Follettehas run the baseball workshop, and ev-ery year he hopes that the kids have funlearning to play. Mr. Follette has a lot ofexperience coaching baseball; he hasbeen the head coach at Plymouth NorthHigh School for 14 years.

Mr Follette brought KeeganGrabhorn, Corey Coleman, Joe Brigida,Evan Martinson, and Jared Canney withhim to help run the workshop. All ofthem are players on the Plymouth NorthHigh School team.

Chris Ferante signed up for baseballbecause “I love it so much and I practiceit with my dad.” Joe Buckely had a greattime and he learned to play soft toss.

Mr. Follette said he would like kidsto remember that family comes first;school comes second; and then comes

baseball.The students at West Elementary are

lucky to have people like Mr Follette,who are willing to volunteer their timeand talents so that the kids can have agreat Enrichment Day experience.

Kids receivng tips from Coach Follette.

Fifth-grade student ColinO’Connor takes a breather fromthe intense action.

Coach Bill Burkhead ran the sessionon football. A total of 16 kids enrolledin session A and 11 in session B to learnplays and to play tag football.

This is the second time that coachBurkhead has run this workshop, and hehopes that the kids have fun learninggood sportsmanship and to play football.Coach Burkhead has a lot of experiencewith football: he played in high schooland college, and he has been coachingfor 16 years.

He enjoys being involved in Enrich-ment Day because it allows him to teachkids about football and he loves to workwith kids.

Nick signed up for football becausehe likes to learn new football skills. Hesaid, “It is a fun sport to play!”

It is so great that Coach Burkheadwould use his Saturday to come teachkids to play football! I could tell that thekids were all having a great time. Thankyou so much to Coach Burkhead and allthe football players from North HighSchool for coming.

SportsBasketball Workshop Is a Slam DunkBasketball Workshop Is a Slam DunkBasketball Workshop Is a Slam DunkBasketball Workshop Is a Slam DunkBasketball Workshop Is a Slam DunkDennis FoxEDT Staff Writer

Floor Hockey Players Shoot and ScoreFloor Hockey Players Shoot and ScoreFloor Hockey Players Shoot and ScoreFloor Hockey Players Shoot and ScoreFloor Hockey Players Shoot and ScoreSamantha BurkheadEDT Staff Writer

Future Eagles await instruction from Coach Coffin

Mr. Coffin ran the session on bas-ketball. A total of 34 kids enrolled (17in session A and 17 in session B). Dur-ing the session Mr Coffin taught dribblingand he also had exciting shooting games.

Mr Coffin,Shawn and John hope thatthe kids have fun learning. Nick M. hasa lot of experience with basketball; healready learned a lot with basketball. Heenjoys being involved in Enrichment Daybecasue it allows him to play his favoritesport.

Justin C singed up for basketball toenjoy himself. Justing has so much fun;he enjoyed having his neighbor helpingthroughout the lesson

Lillian B. also was in the basketballsession. One of the things Lillian haslearned is how to bounce a basketball.She picked it becasue she did not know

that much about the exciting sport. Shehad an aswesome time.

We thank Mr. Coffin for his timeand for being a great teacher.

Mr. John Riordan ran the seesion onfloor hockey. A total of 13 kids enrolledin session B. This was the 10th year thatMr Riordan has been running floorhockey. He joked that floor hockey isfor those not athletic enough to play bas-ketball.

Mr. Riordan gets involved with En-richment Day because he loves to helpkids. He hopes that kids walk away learn-ing the basic skills, good sportsmanship,and how to have fun. During the ses-sion, Mr. Riordan lets the kids just playinstead of teaching them the game.

Mr Riordan loves to watch kids shar-ing his love of floor hockey. Andrew says,“I signed up for floor hockecy because I

like to play.” His teammate Nick said,“I am having a fantastic time at floorhockey.” Mr. Riordan sure runs a greatworkshop!

Mr Riordan didn’t have any helpers

to run his workshop and he still took timeto talk to me. He had to Simultaneouslycoach the kids, keep the game under con-trol, and somehow took part in this in-terview. Thank you Mr. Riordan!

Serious fast-paced hockey action.

SportsKids Flip for Gymnastics

Dancing with the Students at West ElementaryDancing with the Students at West ElementaryDancing with the Students at West ElementaryDancing with the Students at West ElementaryDancing with the Students at West Elementary

Shauna QuinnEDT Staff Writer

Casey QuinnEDT Staff Writer

Lauren Hess, 18, ran the sessionon gymnastics. She is part of theNational Honor Society in school,and having it be required to run aworkshop at Enrichmnet Day,Lauren thought it would be perfect torun this workshop, for she loves work-ing with children, and is deeply in-volved with this sport. A total of 11kids enrolled in Session A, and 10 insesssion B to just have a good timewhile learning th basic skills of gym-nastics.

This is the first time that Laurenhas run, not only this work shop, butany workshop, and she hopes that thekids have fun learning. Lauren has alot of experience with gymnastics. Shehas been involved with this interstingand dangerous sport for about 13years, learning and teaching gymnas-

Jen Brown ran the workshop ses-sion on dancing at Enrichment Day,where many kids decided to learn thebasics of this cool sport. A total of 16kids enrolled (9 in session A and 7 insession B) to learn a few cool dancemoves.

Since it is dancing, rhythm is im-portant. According to Jen, it is pos-sible to teach rhythm, but it is some-times hard to do. She plans to do

tics. She enjoys being invovled in En-richment Day becasue she loves work-ing with younger kids.

Katie Robinson, 6, signed up forthis workshop to learn more aboutgymnastics, and have fun whild doingit. Katie had fun during session B too.

During this session, Katie learned thebasic skills of dancing.

I would like to thank Lauren Hessfor teaching children of all ages, gym-nastics skills, and encouraging themto get invovled in this exciting sport.

Stretching out.

dances to Soulja Boy and HighSchool Musical. She will teach thekids Hip Hop and they will all have adance off! How fun! She hopes thatthe kids have fun learning all of theroutines and moves she will teachthem. Jen has a lot of experience withdancing; she has been teaching dancefor 15 years! Jen enjoys being in-volved in Enrichment Day becasue itallows the kids to have a great oppor-tunity to try the fabulous activity of

dancing. She wants the kids to re-member that dancing is fun, and youcan dance anywhere!

Joshua of session B said that hesigned up for dancing becasue he hasbeen dancing since he was four and

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Arts and LeisureLife is a Day at the SpaLife is a Day at the SpaLife is a Day at the SpaLife is a Day at the SpaLife is a Day at the Spa

Kids Get Creative with CraftsKids Get Creative with CraftsKids Get Creative with CraftsKids Get Creative with CraftsKids Get Creative with Crafts

Brooke MullenEDT Staff Writer

Micayla RothbergEDT Staff Writer

Enjoying a day with the girls.

Mrs. Rothberg, Mrs. Newcombe,and Mrs. Belanger ran the session onspa/lotion/lip balm. Twelve kids en-rolled in session A and 13 in sessionB to have a day to themselves andexperience real fun and and beautyfor 1 day.

This is the second time that Mrs.Newcombe has run this workshop,and she hopes that the kids have funlearning how to have a day to them-selves and relax. She got the idea forthis workshop by doing this for herdaughter’s, Michaela’s, birthday.

She enjoys being involved in En-richment Day because it allows herto spend some time with the girls.

Allison Gordon signed up for theworkshop to have a day for herself

and to hang out with her friends. Shehad fun, “I think it was a good way tohelp me relax and spend more timewith my friends, I really enjoyed thisworkshop.”

Thank you to Mrs. Rothberg,

Mrs. Newcombe, and Mrs. Belangerfor taking time from their busy sched-ules to spend so much time with thesegirls. Thank you to all the volunteersfor helping out with this workshop; itwouldn’t be the same without you!

Amanda ran the session on Cre-ative Crafts. A total of 12 kids en-rolled (6 in each session).

This is the fourth time thatAmanda has run this workshop, andshe hopes the kids have fun learningart, making door hangers, and mak-ing silly putty. Amanda has a lot ofexperience making door hangers; shelovers desiging her own. She has beeninvolved in Enrichment Day becauseit allows her to help children and showthem how much fun this workshopis!

Ryan Hurley signed up for Cre-ative Crafts to make silly putty anddoor hangers. She had a funny quote,“Silly putty is awesome, and I am sodoing this at home!”

From what I have heard, thisworkshop seems pretty cool!

I would like to thank Amanda andall of her friends for doing this work-shop; this children seemed like theywere having a blast. These girls arepart of the National Honors Society.Great job everyone!

National HonorSociety mem-bers giving backto the commu-nity.

Arts and LeisureKids Race to the Pinewood DerbyKids Race to the Pinewood DerbyKids Race to the Pinewood DerbyKids Race to the Pinewood DerbyKids Race to the Pinewood Derby

Webkinz Tea Party Is the Gem of the DayWebkinz Tea Party Is the Gem of the DayWebkinz Tea Party Is the Gem of the DayWebkinz Tea Party Is the Gem of the DayWebkinz Tea Party Is the Gem of the Day

Shawn WestcottEDT Staff Writer

Jessie HodgesonEDT Staff Writer

Mrs. Brocklesby and Mrs.McBride ran the session on theWebkinz Tea Party. A total of 53 kidsenrolled (28 in Session A and 25 inSession B) to enjoy a Webkinz TeaParty.

This is the first time that Mrs.Brocklesby has run this workshop,and they hope that the kids have funlearning. Mrs. Brocklesby and Mrs.McBride have a lot of experience withWebkinz and she got the idea becausetheir own kids liked it and theythought others would too.

Abigail signed up for theWebkinz Tea Party to have fun.Hannah had fun too and enjoys play- Mrs. Brocklesby and Mrs. McBride with their special Webkinz.

ing with her pet rather than playingonline. She also has 20 Webkinz.

I had an interview with Mrs.Brocklesby. She said she gets involvedwith Enrichment Day because she

loves working with the kids and lovesseeing how happy they are.

West School is lucky to havepeople like Mrs. Brocklesby and Mrs.McBride to volunteer for EnrichmentDay.

Mr. Riordan ran the session onpinewood derby (racing). A total of34 kids enrolled (14 in session A and20 in session B) to race their creations.

This is the third time that Mr.Riordan has run the workshop, andhe hopes that the kids fave fun learn-ing .how to build cars. Most of thekids had a lot of experience with pin-ewood derby cars.

Mr Riordan enjoys being involvedin Enrichemnt Day because it allowshim to make his son P.J. happy.

Matthew Irving, 10, signed up forpinewood derby because he enjoyedit last year. Matt had fun making and

racing his car.Andrew, 9, signed up for pin-

ewood derby because he has an in-terest in cars. He claims he is havinga great time.

Tyler, 7, signed up for pinewoodderby because he thought it would befun. He said he had a great time

builing and constructing his own car.Suprisingly he wants to go just me-dium not fast.

I would like to thank Mr. Rirodanfor talking to me.

Putting thefinishingtouches on aracer.

Arts and LeisureSpring Has Sprung at West ElementarySpring Has Sprung at West ElementarySpring Has Sprung at West ElementarySpring Has Sprung at West ElementarySpring Has Sprung at West Elementary

The Latest Fashions on Display at theT-ShirtThe Latest Fashions on Display at theT-ShirtThe Latest Fashions on Display at theT-ShirtThe Latest Fashions on Display at theT-ShirtThe Latest Fashions on Display at theT-Shirtand Hat Decorating Workshopand Hat Decorating Workshopand Hat Decorating Workshopand Hat Decorating Workshopand Hat Decorating Workshop

Emily Robello andMadelyn StanfordEDT Staff Writers

Leanne GalanekEDT Staff Writer

Mrs. Legrow and Mrs. Hogan ranthe session on T-shirt, flag, and hatdecorating. A total of 9 kids enrolledin Session A.

This is the sixth time that theyhave run this workshop, and theyhope that the kids have fun learning.Mrs. LeGrow and Mrs. Hogan havea lot of experience with decorating.They enjoy being involved in Enrich-

ment Day because it allows them towork with kids.

The kids wanted to do a craft sothey signed up for T-shirt and hatdecorating. They would try it again athome, and they had a great time.Thanks to these parents for comingto Enrichment Day to help these kidscraft. The kids really had fun. Thecrafts look great! High fashion in progress

Mrs. Mento ran the session on Ev-erything Spring, and everyone hadfun. A total of 14 kids enrolled, 6 insession A and 8 in sesion B to havefun making spring molds, kites and aMr. Potato head.

This is the first time the Mrs. Mentohas run this workship, and she hopesthat the kids havefun learning how tomake spring crafts. Mrs. Mento hasa lot of experience with EverythingSpring. She has been nice to all thechildren and helping out a lot

Chris signed up for EverythingSpring because he likes spring. Chrishad fun making lots of crafts. He saidhe might try it at home.

We would like to give a shout outto everyone running Enrichment Day.

Especially everybody who gave upSaturday to help entertain us kids.

Mrs Mento helping the kids get ready for spring

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Green Thumbs Take to GardeningGreen Thumbs Take to GardeningGreen Thumbs Take to GardeningGreen Thumbs Take to GardeningGreen Thumbs Take to Gardening

Libby HurleyEDT Staff Writer

Angela BottoEDT Staff Writer

Kelly Montolio and helpers--Alex Brunstrom and Shannon Lloyd--ran the session on Fluffy Flip-Flopsand Beading. A total of 12 kids en-rolled to this workshop.

This is the first time that KellyMontolio has run this workship andshe hopes that the kids had fun learn-ing! Mrs. Montolio said, “I’m glad tohave a daughter now so I can do thesefun things with her! I had all boys atfirst!” Mrs. Montolio says she got in-volved with Enrichment Day beacuse“It’s good for the children to be ex-posed to crafty things. She also said,“You don’t have to be crafty to begood aat this workshop; it’s easy foreveryone!”

Jessica Benevides and her friendKathryn both signed up for Fluffy

Denise ran the session on garden-ing. A total of 14 kids enrolled in ses-sion B to paint and decorate pots,make silk flowers, and plant plants.

This is the second time thatDenise has run this workshop, andshe hopes that the kids have fun learn-ing. Denise has a lot of experienecewith gardening. Her secret to ahealthy garden is “You have to payattention to it, and make sure it hasenough water and sunlight. Her fa-vorite things to grow are tomatoes andcucumbers.

She enjoys being involved in En-

Flip-Flops and Beading, and so didAllison Vario and Jessie Hodgson.Alex Brunstrom, a volunteer says youmake the flip-flops by taking ribbonsand tying them to the top of the flip-flops. Jessie Hodgson says, “I signedup for this workshop last year and thisyear because it was so much fun.” Ialso heard that everyone had a greattime and will definitely be wearing

their flip-flops and accessories thissummer on the beach.

Thank you so much to Kellymontolio, Alex Brunstrom and Shan-non Lloyd for helping out with thisworkshop; the kids had a wonderfultime beading and making flip-flops fora wonderful time on the beach thissummer.

Floppy flip-flops in progress

richment Day because it allows herto be there for her kids, work withthem, and get to teach about some-thing she enjoys. Samantha signed upfor gardening to have fun and learnabout gardening.

I think it is great that adults comein and volunteer their time on a Sat-urday while they could be doing any-thing else, so kids can have fun, enjoythemselves, and get to experience dif-ferent activities. Thank you to all theworkshop leaders and volunteers,Enrichment day would not be pos-sible without them.

Green and yellow and red andorange thumbs decorating theirpots.

Science and EducationLook Out! Volcanoes Are EruptingLook Out! Volcanoes Are EruptingLook Out! Volcanoes Are EruptingLook Out! Volcanoes Are EruptingLook Out! Volcanoes Are Erupting

Kids Experiment with Sensational ScienceKids Experiment with Sensational ScienceKids Experiment with Sensational ScienceKids Experiment with Sensational ScienceKids Experiment with Sensational Science

Kleo SilviaEDT Staff Writer

Andrew DiRitoEDT Staff Writer

Ms. Silvia ran the session on sen-sational science. A total of 9 kids ineach session enrolled in Session Aand in B to have a great time.

This is the first time that Ms. Silviahas run this workshop, and she hopesthat the kids have fun learning.

Nick has a lot of experience withsensational science and enjoys beinginvolved in Enrichment Day becauseit allows him to have fun with hisfriends and instructor.

Jeffrey signed up for sensationalscience to have fun with his friends.Nick had fun; their favorite experi-ment wsa crushing a potato. Thankyou Ms. Silvia for helping the stu-dents.

Sarah Riordan ran the session onvolcano erupting. A total of 12 kidsenrolled in Session A.This is the firsttime that Sarah has run this workshop,and she hopes that the kids have funlearning. Sarah got involved becauseher mother is running EnrichmentDay.

Sarah is going to help the kidsbuild the volcanoes and make themerupt.

Dennis signed up for volcanoeserupting to do something exciting.Aaron had fun “doing science.” Stu-dents said “I wish I were the volca-noes.” Many of the kids have said thatvolcanoes were their life.

Thanks very much for cooper-ating in this year’s Enrichment Day.Many people at West have been en-couraged by your faithfulness. Also

we hope you and the students youworked with were satisfied with yourbeautiful volcanoes.

Mount Riordan bubbles over.

Ms. Silvia and her pack of mad scientists.

Science and Education

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Olivia WhelanEDT Staff Writer

Lily ColbertEDT Staff Writer

Mrs. Branchuck ran the sessionon learning Spanish. A total of 9 kidsenrolled to learn the language.

This is the first time that she hasrun the workshop, and she hopes thatthe kids have fun learning.

Mrs. Branchuck has a lot of ex-perience with Spanish. She has en-joyed being involved in EnrichmentDay because it allows her to teachchildren Spanish.

Madelyn signed up for Spanishto learn more Spanish. She had funlearning new words.

Miss Reid and Mrs. Rogers ranthe session on Travel to Egypt. A to-tal of 10 kids enrolled in Session A.

This is the first time that they haverun this workshop, and they hope thatthe kids have fun learning how topaint King Tut’s mask, to build pyra-mids and writing their names in Hi-eroglyphics.

Jack Colbert is making a 3-Dpyramid. He learned that 15 metalblocks weighed about 5 tons. ChrisMcGloin likes to Travel To Egyptbecause he can learn about Egypt.

Miss Reid and Mrs. Rogers en-joy being involved in Enrichment Daybecause it allows them to have fun and

wear their favorite sneakers.Miss Reid said “we have great re-

sources and there is always a high in-

terest in Egypt. King Tut lived inEgypt over 3,000 years ago.”

Hard at work learning a new language.

Off to Egypt.

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Daniel OsbourneEDT Staff Writer

Peter McCrae ran the session onkarate. A total of 28 kids (16 in ses-sion A and 12 in session B) enrolledto learn karate.

Mr. McCrae stressed that karateis not about fighting; it is about self-control. Mr. McCrae has a lot of ex-perience with karate; he has beenteaching it for 35 years.

In this workshop, the kids willstart with a warmup then learn kataand some of the history.

Kleo Silvia signed up for karatebecause she thought it would be cool,and she had a fun time. I had funtalking to Mr McCrae.

Wax on, wax off; paint the fence; and sand the floor.

he found it interesting. “I enjoyedsliding accross the floor!” saidHeather, one of the girls from sessionB, of her favorite dance move. Frominterviewing this workshop leader, thisworkshop shounds pretty cool.

I would like to thank Jen Brown,the Dancing workshop leader, for tak-ing the time to do a very valuable thingfor the elementary school kids. Shehad no help or assistance today, andshe did a great thng for the kdis whowanted to dance! I can tell athat allfo the children enjoyed Jen’s work-shop.

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Strutting their stuff!