The Legend of Rock Paper Scissors by Drew Daywalt

“It was such a great idea a few years ago when classes needed to be separated into cohorts because of COVID,” said vice-principal Jordan Burnie, “but to see it continue and be something the kids look forward to has been awesome.”īurnie said the kids are often seen practising with one another in hallways and in the yard in the days leading up to the event. This picture book pits the three famed protagonists against one another in a clever tale that presupposes the evolution of this beloved childrens game. Sheppard goes home with a plastic trophy but his name will also adorn the plaque outside the school gymnasium.Ĭarolyn Clark, member of the parent council, said, “It’s great because it doesn’t involve any skill really - it’s just luck and fun!” Then, on May 3, a bracket-style tournament was held to declare the school champ. If you have additional questions or for more information, please give us a call at 1-80. The 17 winners each received a T-shirt and gift card for the Rideau Candy Shoppe, courtesy of Adrenaline Apparel, and the school’s parent council. Regarding your question about the The Legend of Rock Paper Scissors (School And Library) by Drew Daywalt: This is a hardcover version. 'Even with the return of sports, intramurals and clubs, the kids still ask us when the rock-paper-scissors tournament is,' said principal Shawn Retty. Last week, each of the 17 classes from kindergarten through Grade 6 held their own classroom tournaments to determine who would represent their class in the school championship. This year’s school champion was Grade 2 student Flynn Shepherd. What started as a social-distancing event that promoted community during COVID-19 has evolved into a staple on the school calendar. John Catholic Elementary School in Perth had its third annual rock-paper-scissors championship. There is a new champion in the midst, and he's only in Grade 2.

The Legend of Rock Paper Scissors by Drew Daywalt