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1 Volume 1, Issue 2 December 2012 Bronco Planet Staff: Reporters: Abby Sweeney Connor Flavin Kasidy Blumenthal Alan Hatcher Nathan Gomez Matthew Gomez Elena Faulise Poets: Nataly Nasrawi Destiny Grayson Ashley Johnson Photographers: Ella Brown Izaak De La Rosa Abby McComb Cartoonists: Leah Johnson Kathy Phan Delaney Fawcett Morgan Johnson Creative Writers: Amber Grayson Columnist: John Huynh Editors in Chief: Mrs. Faison Mrs. Harper Extra BRILLiant Clubs!! By. Eléna Faulise Hey Brilliant Broncos! Do you know about all of our FUN clubs here at Brill?! Choir: On Monday mornings, about fifty Brill Broncos arrive before school to practice singing as the Bronco Choral Choir. The choir performs at base ball games, hockey Bob The Horse Brill Elementary games, and for other organizations. Each practice, the Broncos try to get better and better at singing. Our first performance this year was at an Aeros game. We sang This Is America. Destination Imagination: A.K.A D.I. every Tuesday and Thursday certain students go to D.I.. The teachers are only one wing because Fred Story By Amber Grayson liked the way Bob looked. Bob was so happy because One Saturday morning twenty year he finally had an owner that old Fred woke up and wanted a liked him for who he was. horse. He decided to go to a farm to buy a horse. Fred bought Bob, dropped him off at home, went to The people that worked on the farm the food market, and took Fred for a walk to see the bought some horse food. horses. Fred picked out a brown Before long, Fred went to horse named Bob. The only reason get a saddle to ride the Fred picked out Bob was because horse. After that, Fred went Bob was a flying horse. That was the home and tried to train Bob cool thing about Bob, but the bad how to not knock off the thing about Bob was that he only had person -(continued on page one wing. Fred didn t care if Bob had 4) Mrs. Burleigh and Mrs. Whitney. We do many things such as acting, doing research, working on our themes, and getting better at instant challenges so we can win the D.I. tournament, which is sometime in February. (continued on page 3)

2 Bronco Planet Page 2 Do you have friend problems? Then Rex will help you with it! Rex is a 4 th grade kid who loves to watch Star Wars The Clone Wars! That was how he knew what to name himself. He knew that some other columnist put fake names, also his mom told him to. He got the name from his favorite character Captain Rex! If you re having problems with a friend, go to the 4th grade hall and put your question in the box. Rex will be the force to help you! Dear Rex -I m having problems with my friend. We don t know what to play for Recess. Signed, John the playful kid Dear John the Playful You guys can play 4 square, kickball, or tag. Those are fun! May the force be with you, Rex Dear Rex -What do you tell a friend if they re rude? Signed, Caroline the polite kid Dear Polite Caroline You can ask them to please stop being rude, you can tell the teachers, you can tell them that they re being rude, or ignore them! Signed, Rex Beautiful Books Monthly Book Reviews Shared By Alan Hatcher The Book of the Bizarre by Varla Ventura The book of the bizarre is a great book I think that you will love it. It s a book that has true facts about weird things like ghosts, voodoo, secret music messages, headless chickens, psychic pets, Mr. chicken legs, UFO sightings, bird races, mystical animals, most stolen book, strange deaths, secret rooms, funny stories, histories bloopers, and dynamic robbers. It s one of my favorite- scary-but-really-entertaining true fact books that come around rarely. It s a great book. I think that you will love this book. You can get it at Barnes and Noble. Poetry & Books!

3 MERRY CHRISTMAS! Turkey Volume 1, Issue 2 Page 3 BY:KASIDY BLUMENTHAL By Connor Flavin Now it is about Christmas. So on break, instead of letting your brain lose its creativity, you can hang out with your family. There is a little legend that is called the Legend Of The Pickle. Instead of running to see what St. Nick has left, the children have something else to look forward to. All the children run to the tree and try to find the pickle. This teaches the children not to be greedy and just tear through presents. So have some fun, spend time with family, and... MERRY CHRISTMAS! The turkey is one of the most famous birds in North America. Benjamin Franklin wanted to make the wild turkey, not the bald eagle, the national bird of the United States! The turkey s popularity comes from the American people s love of eating the bird for special occasions, like Thanksgiving and Christmas. The wild turkeys we usually see in photos or pictures is not the same as the domestic turkey that we serve at Thanksgiving. Illustrator: Morgan Johnson Here Comes Santa Down the Chimney By: Ashley Johnson Ho, ho, ho, I hear coming down the chimney As I hear Santa coming down He delivers me presents filled with goodies, gumdrops galore I hear clipping, clopping, and tapping upstairs Oh what a mess I say get out shoo never return for I say With a jump and a giggle poof gone oh my As I Hear Ho, ho, ho, coming down the chimney

4 Bronco Planet Page 4 Spelling Bee Participants By Nathan Gomez Spelling Bees are enjoyable to watch, but for the contestants, it can be a challenge. This article is about the fourth grade contestants and how they got ready for the school spelling bee. Interview How are you getting ready for the spelling bee? Savannah, Krystel, Cade, Sneha, A Sean, Astin and Allie said they study to get ready. Om is the only one who said he goes on a website that pronounces the word and gives the definition of the word. Two people said they look up the definitions of the words. How did you feel when you won the grade level spelling bee? Most of the contestants said they were happy and excited. One contestant said he was mad and sad because he did not want to be in the spelling bee in the first place. I thought that the answer was a bit different and a little disrespectful. (continued on page 5) Bob the Horse... continued from p.1 who was riding Bob. Fred went back to the store and asked the person that was at the you because horses eat apples. At last, Fred went to the toy front desk, What do you feed a Fred said, You mean, that you don t store and bought Bob one wing. horse? mean to tell me, that you don t know He went back home, put the The girl approached, How old what to feed a horse! Wait, don t wing on Bob, and tried to make is your horse? leave!!!!!! I just figured out what your horse will eat. He will eat GREEN Bob fly. For some reason, Bob would not fly. Fred said, He is 6 years old. The person asked Fred what he APPLES!!! Fred went to the store and tried feeding his horse. Green apples? I think that I will go and buy some green apples then. Fred bought some human food. Fred said I tried to feed my went home and tried to feed Bob some When Fred got home, he tried horse apples.. to feed Bob the food, but Bob of the green apples. Bob ate them. Later he tried to fly, but he just could would not eat the food. Well, I don t know what to tell not. (continued on p. 5) Extra Brilliant Clubs (Continued from p. 1) (Our first ever) Student Sneha Shenoy, Helena Council: Lashley, Hunter Rylick. Every month 5 elected students Garden club: Twice a come on Wednesdays month on Mondays stu- along with our class representatives- dents who are interested 2 from every in learning about gardendents class in the whole school. ing come to our new garden They make important decisions behind the school. for our student body. Our garden club is managed by Ms. Burleigh and But YOU can come to stuff that they do too!!!! The officers are Ms. Werner and meets after school from 3:30 to As President we have 4:30. as Vice President we have. Jogging Club: Jogging As Treasurer we have as Club is held on Friday Secretary we have as Parliamentarian mornings. You come just we have to have a little fun and get O w e n W i l s o n exercise in the mornings. C o n n o r B r y a n, LAST BUT NOT LEAST Newspaper Club: You are reading what the club does right now!!!!!! This club is where you have a job that you do for our school newspaper!!!! There s poets, reporters, photographers, columnists, creative writers, and cartoonists. The meetings are Tuesdays and Wednesdays after s c h o o l Now you know about all the different clubs at BRILL!

5 Bob the Horse... continued from p.4 So he tried again, and again, and again. Before long, BOB STARTED FLYING. Fred went outside, kneeled on the ground, and screamed, It s a miracle! Then Fred went to the horse farm where he bought Bob and told the person that Bob can fly now. The owner asked Fred, What did you do to make Bob fly? Fred told him he had gone to the store, bought some GREEN apples, and fed them to Bob. The owner of the horse farm told him that he had tried green apple before and it hadn t worked. Well, the green apples that I gave Bob were fresh Gala apples, but I think it was a miracle that Bob started flying when I fed him green apples. Santa Claus By: NatalyNasrawi It s Christmas Eve When Santa comes to town He has a beard and he s chub--bee He eats-- cookies and--- he dips it in milk He gives presents to kids and makes them proud He needs to go on a diet before he goes back south Santa is impressive He rides in his sleigh In front of people's houses When they are asleep They never hear the reindeer make a single peep. (Written in the tune of Hush Little Baby) The New Me Volume 1, Issue 2 Page 5 Spelling Bee Participants (Continued from p. 4) I asked the alternates and the spelling bee contestants the following question: If you get a word wrong, how would you feel? Most contestants said sad. One contestant said happy. I asked the alternates the following question: If a person is sick, and you have to fill in for them, how would you feel? All of the alternates said they would be happy. As you can see, most of the contestants take the spelling bee seriously. Cartoon by Leah Johnson By Destiny Grayson Chop! Chop! That is the sound of my hair being cut. I will never forget that very Sunday evening I finally got my begged for haircut. I was just taking a shower to clean and get my hair wet because my mom wanted my hair as wet as rain before she was going to trim it. I was very worried that when I saw my mom she would cut off a lot my hair because my hair was really long! I quickly began walking down the stairs. I sat down in a black stool. (continued on p. 6)

6 Bronco Planet The New Me (continued from p.5) I felt the breeze on my neck as my mom tugged a strip of hair. She cut off my long strip of hair...chop! Chop! I was worried about what I would look and feel like after this haircut. I just sat on the stool and stared at a plant on the floor. I could hardly wait until she was finished. When I looked in the mirror, I was very joyful because my long hair was now up to my chin. I glanced at my hair as I swished and swooped my head from side to side. I admired the way my hair looked. I think having short hair is wonderful! Tigua By: Emma Hart, Megan Alaniz, & Destiny Grayson If I were a Tigua Indian, I d be forced to move from a long drought in the time of the 1670 s and join another Pueblo tribe in Isleta. If I were a Tigua Indian, I d be doing some work on the plot. I d be killing insects and pulling weeds out of the plot so insects wouldn t kill the crops. If I were a Tigua Indian, I would fight against the Spanish Page 6 Giraffes: The Tallest Mammal On Earth By Abigail Sweeney Do you want to know everything about giraffes? Well, would you like to know? Then keep reading Giraffes are the tallest mammal on Earth. They also have very long legs and a neck. Also a giraffe s leg is taller than most humans (about six feet). The giraffe is a herbivore. Giraffes can run up to 35 miles per hour. These fascinating mammals roam the grass lands in groups of half-dozens. The average life span of a giraffe is 25 years. The weight of a giraffe should be 794 pounds. Even a giraffe s tongue is long; it s 21 inches. Giraffe s regurgitate their food like cows. Their tongue helps them pluck tasty morsels from branches. And that is some facts about giraffes. settlers in the 1680 s. I would go to join other Tigua groups.

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