Category Archives: SEEDS – May 11-13

During the SEEDS program, we visited the CKWS studios in downtown Kingston. We stopped in for a visit with CKWS Radio DJ Jodi Decker who not only let us go on the air, but she made a video of the … Continue reading →

by McKenna Pipher, grade 7, Chimo Elementary School On this lovely day I took a stroll and was greeted by the pleasant staff and enjoyed the bright colours of OMERNOMER muffins. It is a delightful little bakery. I had a … Continue reading →

by Lauren Tremblay, grade 7, St. Michael Catholic School As I walked into Over the Rainbow Café, the aroma of coffee and freshly baked muffins filled the air. The atmosphere was very homey, as you could hear people having friendly … Continue reading →

by Kyra M. grade 7, M.J Hobbs Public School  $7000.00 per night to sleep in a hut: the word “Normal” isn’t in Josephine Matyas’s vocabulary. Jo Matyas is a travel writer who has traveled the world, and writing what she … Continue reading →

by Virginia Yates, grade 8, St. Lawrence Academy Jo Matyas is a travel-writer who takes her notebooks with her wherever she goes, and she writes about everything that’s going on and what she sees and experiences. She’s won thirteen different awards … Continue reading →

by Tashaa Chapman, grade 8, Sweet’s Corners Public School The world is a big place, and not many people get the chance to travel it. But that’s not the case for Jo Matyas. Her living consists of travelling to different countries, … Continue reading →

by Sara Eslampour, grade 7, Module Vanier Elementary School On a peaceful path between Mac-Corry and Ellis Hall, aggressive, large crows are attacking Queen’s students. The trees at Queen’s are very tall, strong and full of foliage: perfect for crows. … Continue reading →

by Megan Breakenridge, grade 8, Our Lady of Fatima Catholic School  Even as a child, Jo Matyas always loved to travel. She grew up just outside of Toronto and when she turned 15, they moved to Switzerland where she attended … Continue reading →

by Lauren Tremblay, grade 7, St. Michael Catholic School Dana Hedley will be the best teenager ever! She will be the best teenager ever because she has so many good qualities. Dana is responsible because she always keeps her promises and … Continue reading →

by Kyra McAlister, grade 7, M J Hobbs Senior Public School Multiple pine trees line the path of attack. A cozy little bench sits nestled in the shade. They path between MacCorry and Ellis Hall is now being walked cautiously. Candy … Continue reading →