Four representatives from Antrim Grange visited AES for their annual presentation of a dictionary to each third grader. This is an annual event and AES greatly appreciates their generosity.
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Who can resist making a snowperson when you have fresh snow? During the storm a student took advantage of the fresh snow to exercise their physical and creative juices in the beginning stages of a new snowperson.
The fish tank at AES has provided many a moment to relax. Along with the art work depicting Antrim’s Gregg Lake (created with an artist in residence a few years ago) the fish tank is a popular spot to grab a few quiet moments.
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Second graders at AES created snow people by using an art practice called Chigirie. Chigirie is the Japanese art of tearing paper to create a collage. The snow flakes are created by using coffee filters,
In preparation for a visit from Marty Kelley one class visualized and created a display for one of his books: “The Messiest Desk“.
Ashulelot Concerts visited AES and performed for the students. As part of this performance they explain music and the powerful impact it has on our lives. The students thoroughly enjoyed their performance.
On Thursday, Mrs. Hill’s class presented three different puppet shows to Ms. Hartshorne’s class. Mrs. Hill’s class created and sewed the puppets!
Ms. Gilbert’s 4th grade class hosts a variety of mystery readers to their classroom. Hints are shared about the individual and the students try to guess who the reader is.
Students are creating lanterns to display at the annual Parade of Lanterns in Peterborough on December 3rd.
Come to the AES Family Literacy Night Oct 27 from 5 to 6:30! Lots of fun and exciting things are planned. The entire family is invited. Don’t miss this exciting event!
