Slogans: "Study Smart- Learn by Heart"

Study Smart - Learn by Heart

Even though Study Smart has its own slogan already ("Study Smart-Learn by heart"), we thought it would be funny to substitute our slogan with those of other companies.  These are the ones we came up with:

Study Smart- ingredients for life.

Study Smart- The future is friendly.

Study Smart-  The how-to people.

Ba-da-Study Smart- I'm lovin' it.

Study Smart- Think different.

Study Smart- Make. Believe.

Study Smart- It's finger lickin' good!

Study Smart- Save money. Live better.

Study Smart- Just do it.

Study Smart- Live in your world.  Play in ours.

Study Smart- The happiest place on earth.

Study Smart- Impossible is nothing.

Study Smart- Share moments. Share Life.

Study Smart- Challenge everything.

Study Smart- because you're worth it.

Study Smart- Keeps going and going and going.

Study Smart- Life's good.

Study Smart- Ideas for life.

Study Smart- I am what I am.

Study Smart- Success. It's a mind game.

Some of these slogans actually work pretty well, don't you think?

Dinosaur's Extinction

We challenged one of our students to write a paragraph using the following ten vocabulary words: archaeologist, encrusted, architects, intrigued, spectacular, hypothesized, cataclysmic, speculate, misfortune, metropolis. 


Dinosaur's Extinction by Gloria (grade 7 ESL)

Archaeologists discovered dinosaur bones encrusted in rocks.  The fossils were placed in a museum made by intelligent architects.  Visitors are intrigued by the spectacular displays of the fossils.  Scientists hypothesized that the dinosaur died from a cataclysmic event.  People speculate that some animals have evolved from dinosaurs, such as lizard.  The dinosaurs had the misfortune of becoming extinct before the manatees.  The dinosaur museum is located in the metropolis of Saskatchewan.  

Ducklings and Goslings

Have you seen the adorable little ducklings and goslings outside of Study Smart yet?

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Earthquake

In this poem, Lisa depicts the aftermath of an earthquake:

Earthquake

by Lisa (grade 10)

The world trembles under the cloudless sky,

bam, crash, clunk, bonk,

one by one,

the pieces fall apart.

Screams of terror and cries for help,

the shattering of a window,

the breaking of a table,

ring through the dark city

Red lights everywhere,

the sound of conversation

hands covered with debris and dirt

fervently searching.

In the midst of chaos

contains a small ray of light

hands work together

hearts become one

The shouts of joy

the synchronized cries

smiles of happiness

laughter of relief

People come together with one goal in mind

to help each other overcome this disastrous sight.

Dinosaurs

One of our grade 6 students wrote a frightening tale about the reemergence of dinosaurs:

Dinosaurs by Keira

 I would never forget that day when the dinosaurs came back alive all of a sudden.  I first heard the story from the scientists all over the earth who reported the same news, saying that there was a weird shake in the ground.  During the 21st century, when I was only 12 years old this whole incident happened to our country, Canada.

The scientists used a machine, which helped them to predict that the earth was shaking.  There were mysterious movements from under the earth and there were volcanic eruptions.  The earth was in chaos.  People were running on the streets aimlessly and didn't know what was going on.  I was really scared and ran with them.

 When dinosaurs started to climb out of volcanoes, everyone on the earth was in a big panic.  Small buildings were shaking and collapsing.  The ground was cracking into small pieces.  There was no place for us to stand. I climbed onto a branch and hung there for dear life.  I saw people on the streets getting crushed by buildings and trampled by dinosaurs.  I called loudly to the people on the street to run into the gigantic, tall building beside me.  I jumped through the second floor window and saw one policeman holding a large laser gun.  He was shooting at those scary, monstrous dinosaurs on the streets.  He gave us a few more laser guns and asked us to help.  Within an hour, all the dinosaurs were shot and fell back into the cracks of the earth.

It took half a decade to rebuild the earth, but things were never the same again.  This incident was truly a frightening and traumatic experience.  I am so glad that I survived it.  We should enjoy our lives everyday.  Anything can happen tomorrow.

Study Habits

Children learn what they live

"Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school." --Albert Einstein