The Daily Green 


This is the Greenfield newspaper (The Daily Green) 

   FASHION 

by Shameana Lewis

    Hey there, you young fashion celebs, my name is Shameana Lewis. I'm in 8th grade, and my advisor is Ms. Jones. So far, school has been good. Well, what you can expect from me is to give you the fashion updates on what to do to make your uniform all it can be; give you tips on what is in style for that month, and the upcoming new and old stores that you can get great accessories from, and HOT footwear to BANG out your school days and weekends! See you soon on the web.

Fashion Tips by Taylor Britt, Arielle Hunt, & Tyra Kelly

1, Always make sure your accessories match. 

 2, Don't overdo your accessories.          

 3,  Never wear clothes that are wrinkled.

4. Make sure that your hair is put together before you approach a person. 

5. Work out what you're wearing the night before.   

6.  Light colors and layers may be cute.                   

Silence 

A silence of life

A silence of the world

A silence of me.

by 

Nori Helem 204

 



 

 

Meet the Daily Green Staff:

Hi my name is Henry Poeng, I am 10 years old and in the 5th grade. I can put a smile on your face or make you laugh.

Hi! I am Teige Dougherty. I am in 5th grade and I play the cell0.

Hi, my name is Benjamin Davis. I like to play fooball.

Hi! My name is Terance Scott, and I am a 4th grader. I play the drums.

Hi! My name is Nicole, and I am in the 5th grade. My sport is gymnastics.

What's Up! My name is Jaya Veronica Montague,  and I'm 11 years old.

Hi, my name is Jabril Harper. I am 10 years old, and in 4th grade. I am happy to help out with the school newspaper, because it is an honor for me to be a part of the school newspaper.

Hi! My name is Teya. I am really talented, and in my spare time I do karate and math. I go to the Martial Posture Studio on Walnut Street.

Hi, my name is Ivy. I live in a big house with my parents, sister, uncle, and roommate. I might go to another school next year, but I love Greenfield.

Hi! My name is Nori. I do gymnastics at the Palumbo Camp. I also play the violin. 

Hi, my name is Elena Webb. I am in Room 313 in Grade 5. I like arts & crafts, and to dance. 

Hi! I am Nuri E. Harris McCrey. I am an Aries, and I am cheerful, and like to eat.

Hi, my name is Taylor Britt. i'm in the fourth grade and I play the violin. The newspaper is the best here.

Hi, my name is Justin. I'm in the 8th grade in 303.

Hi, my name is Phyllicia Jones, and I like to sing and write.

Hi, my name is Marisa. I like to sing and play the clarinet.

Hi, I'm Karla, and like to play basketball, go shopping, playing the Xbox, and logging into my space.com.

Hi, I'm Stephanie, aka "PRINCESS." I like to sing, watch TV, and listen to the radio. And I love clothes shopping.

I'm Shanequa. I'm in 8th grade, and I want to be an interior decorator.  

 I'm Robin. I like to dance and write. 

 My name is Chelsea Keenan. I'm in Mr. Saba's 6th grade.

My name is Michaela Drust.  I am in room 204 and love school, dancing, acting and singing my fave songs.


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Greenfield Writes!!!!

 INTERVIEWS WITH STAFF AND STUDENTS

    THE NEW ROOMS by

   Chelsea Keenan, 310-6

    The new rooms that we have today are incredible. Last year, some of the rooms had lockers separating the classrooms, and you can hear the other children and teachers talking. It was annoying. But now you have a wall separating each class, and a door to come out of instead of disturbing the other class. They are very helpful, and I think alot of people appreciate them!!

A STRANGE SOUND BY JANELLE BROADNAX, 314

    I fell asleep as soon as I hit the pillow. I was having a dream, and a noise woke me up. It was from next door, so I went back to sleep. The next time that I heard the sound, I went to go see what it was. I knocked on the door, nobody anwered, so I walked in. I  heard the sound again. It was getting closer and closer. Then I came to a door. I opened the door, and I saw a person playing the piano. It was our new next door neighbors. They were making a song for trick or treating, and it went like this: Trick or treat, smell something sweet, give me something good to eat! That noise was my neighborhors getting ready for Halloween. I was worried for nothing.

BOOK REVIEW 

A Girl Named Disaster by Nancy Farmer

    Nhamo is a Shona girl living in Njuzu. She is on a journey to find her long, lost father. She struggles through a journey to Zimbabwe. She hopes to find all the secrets she never knew. There are many things for Nhamo to find out about her family history. It's a great book for all ages.   NORI HELEM