. _ Cassie’Hall prob lem-so \ ve s ~ - use recycling solution vat Olympics of the Mind | Last week ‘seven Cassie Hall Elementary School students returned home high on SUCCESS, Out of 90 teams competing in _ the provincial Olympics of the Mind, Cassie Hall was awarded third place and received bronze medallions for their efforts. Conrad School of Prince Rupert . and Skeena Junior Secondary also had teams competing. Olympics of the Mind pro- motes creative problem solving ‘and teamwork skills. The stu- dents worked on a long-term problem and practiced spon- taneous problem-solving. _ The students on the team were Jeremy Gwilt, Jocelyn Coxford, Scott Springer, Christie Brown, Robbie Knezacek, Aisha Manji and Guillaume Rose. G.A.T.E. (Gifted and Talented Education) teacher Jean Hyne and parent assistant Marjorie Brown ac- companied them.to New West- minster for the competition. The same team earlier this month competed in the regional Olympics of the Mind in Prince Rupert. And they won first place in their division for total points accumulated in the ‘‘recycle’’ and spontaneous competition. They were also awarded the Ranata Fuschca creativity award for the team displaying the most creativity. In New Westminster, the stu- dents conducted the same “‘recy- cle” project. The spirit of this problem was to develop a non- verbal communication system to guide blind-folded team members through a course laden with trash and obstacles. The students chose to develop their problem around the general theme of ‘‘rats’’ who would fre- | quent the outside perimeter of a ‘park. The students started work ~ on their recycle problem in mid- January. In New Westminster, the . spontaneous problem involved building a structure. with materials provided and estimating the length of the resulting chain without any measuring tools. The students were given yarn, string, a paper cup, paper clip, pencil, tape, and two sticky labels. They had estimated the chain to be 50 inches; the actual length was 58 inches. The competition ran overtime into the awards presentations in New Westminster. The Cassie Hall team was the last one to present. Because of these details, ‘more than 600 spectators were — present for their demonstration. The Cassie Hall students were given a standing ovation at the end of their ‘“‘performance’’. Many of the students thought perhaps that was the highlight of their three days in Vancouver and area. Others felt it was the ride in the stretch limousine from the airport and having the chauffeur teach them the Royal Wave. Still others thought the sea bus and Chinatown were best, or Science World maybe, or Stanley Park? | Look in the conn of | ‘What’s~ ss MAY at the Cookin" ... BAVARIAN INN’ Whole fresh east coast LOBSTER flown in weekly for your pleasure. RESERVE NOW FOR MOTHER'S DAY Complimentary rose for every mom!! 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