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Wax museum comes to life at Huron Heights Public School By Liz Dadson |
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![]() Brooklyn Ferguson (C), Grade 5, tells the story of "Athena," at the Madame Tussaud Wax Museum held at Huron Heights Public School, Kincardine, Thursday afternoon ![]() Grade 6 students Eva Mallett (L), Marlise Storey and Alex Hallam talk about their project, which centres on the Inuit people, at the Huron Heights Public School library Thursday afternoon | |||||
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It was like a step back in time as historical figures came to life at the Madame Tussaud Wax Museum held Thursday afternoon at Huron Heights Public School, Kincardine. Grades 3-6 students depicted the wax figures, and stood still until their classmates, parents and visitors clapped their hands three times, and then the figures came to life and told their stories. The historical characters depicted the Medieval Times, the Egyptian Era, and Ancient China. Meanwhile, in the library, several projects were on display, showing the Natives and Pioneers of North America - everything from the Blackfoot Tribe to the Inuit.
Arlo Cossonet, Grade 4, is Robin Hood
Teacher Jen McKellar (L) as Madame Tussaud hears the history from gunsmith Frederick Zimmerman played by Justin Noakes, Grade 3, French Immersion
Matthew Gowland (L), Grade 4, is King John, while Kaleb Smith, Grade 4, portrays the Serfs
Liam Colhoun, Grade 4, is a Knight
Patricia Dakin, Grade 5, is Confucius
Wu Zetain, a Queen from Ancient China, is depicted by Emma Brost, Grade 5
Jugal Chitkara, Grade 5, is King Midas
Shenlong, a Chinese Dragon, is portrayed by Tyson Lorenz Gaul |
![]() Spencer Walton, Grade 5, is a Terracotta Warrior from Ancient China ![]() Kaeleigh Heydon, Grade 5, is Anubis ![]() The Monk is portrayed by Cale Gibson, Grade 4 ![]() Kali Dunlop, Grade 4, is Gillian the Joker ![]() Tyler Dahmer, Grade 6, explains his project about the Blackfoot Tribe ![]() James Adams, Grade 5, is Poseidon ![]() Chloe Durrant, Grade 5, is a Hydra Scrolling stops when you move your mouse inside the scroll area. You can click on the ads for more
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