Students sported their “dressy” clothes as part of AES’s Spirit Week
Read More: AES Celebrates with Spirit Week with Touch of Class Day
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[post_content] => Do you like to play games or make crafts? Win stuffed animals and other prizes? How about a have your face painted? Would you like to win a fish? Eat some Chili?
Well then come join the Antrim Elementary Eagles at Winterfest this Saturday, February 10, 2018 from 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. in the Great Brook School Gym.
It will be a filled day that also helps support the Antrim Elementary School PTO.
We hope to see you all there.
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[post_content] => We have been studying color families in Art this month. Our student artists have been painting and weaving! In Kindergarten we made and painted recycled weaving looms using only primary colors of red, yellow and blue! Our First Grade artists painted a color wheel creating secondary colors using the primary colors. They made orange, green and purple. They are now weaving their color wheel into a flower design! In Second Grade we painted a landscape with either warm (red, yellow and orange) or cool (blue, green or purple) colors. We added birch trees and are now weaving an owl to place in the trees. Third grade artists are creating color portrait weavings. They had the challenge to choose a color family (warm, cool, primary, secondary or complementary - opposite colors on the color wheel ) to design their weaving from head to toe! Value, tints and shades of a color, was the theme for our Fourth Grade artists. We created a few color studies in our sketch books and they had the chance to choose a final design for a canvas artwork! When you visit our school, please check out our hallway art gallery by the nurses office. They are masterpieces!
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In addition, there are some items that frequently appear and require voter approval, including acceptance of the auditor reports, appropriation of funds for the various district trust funds, and School Board member salaries.
The ballots may also include some additional warrant articles that require voter approval. Warrant articles can be initiated either by the School Board or by voter petition.
Since the 2018 district ballots will include all of the above, the School Board will use this forum to provide all interested parties (voters, parents and students, teachers and district staff) with additional information.
To learn more, please click on any of the links below:
2018 Ballot
District Meeting Minutes - February 6, 2018
2018-19 Operating Budget
ConVal High School Science Lab Renovations
- General Information
- Architectural Plans (current, future)
- Costs
- Timeline
- Estimated Tax Impact
- What is a Petition Warrant Article?
- Topic: Articles of Agreement (submitted by petition on December 28, 2017)
- Public Hearing on Petitioned Warrant Article to Amend the Articles of Agreement
- Topic: Visioning (submitted by petition on December 28, 2017)
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[post_content] => The Fourth Grade at AES have been studying the state symbols of New Hampshire. Everybody made fold-out books about the state symbols.
First, we picked a random state symbol from a cup. We researched our assigned symbol using information from the internet. We read facts about our symbols. Some of the symbols are the state bird, state rock, state animal, and state motto. We each wrote one or two facts about our symbol, and also included when it was designated the state symbol.
Next, we illustrated our symbols. We needed to color our pictures so whoever is reading knows what each symbol looks like. We had to color 16 copies of our symbol, so everyone in the class could include it in their book.
The Third Graders at AES have constructed a bird feeding station outside of their classroom windows. They have been working with the Harris Center learning about birds. The students will be observing and recording the birds they see this winter, and they will send their data to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology in New York.
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On November 15, 2017, Antrim Eagle Groups created children's book themed wreaths for display at the annual Antrim Festival of the Trees. You can see them all on display at the Antrim Library on November 25th from 10-4, and any time after that when the library is open through the holidays.
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Did you know that AES has a secret garden? Last spring with the generous help of Jeremy and Amy DeLisle along with the Antrim 4H Club and the AES fourth graders, our garden was weeded and pruned - a gift that the fourth graders gave back to the school before moving on to GBS. There is still more work to do to revive our special garden into the place it was designed to be by AES educators. Micky Johnson, Sharon Otterson and Kathy Stacy, former educators at AES, had a vision for this outdoor space in the center of our school. They co-wrote a three year grant that included a quilting artist, a painted mural and a garden project. The stunning artworks are still on display in the entrance where AES and the Antrim Recreation Department share a space. With the dedication of the AES staff as well as many community members and businesses they created a lovely secret garden filled with flowers, trees, benches, artwork, painted rocks and a walking bridge. This has been a place for the school community to gather for lunch, drawing activities, science exploring, snack breaks, building fairy houses collaborative learning and enjoying a peaceful view from the classroom windows that face the garden. It has needed some TLC and with continued support from our wonderful PTO we are giving our garden what it needs to thrive. In addition to painting more colorful rocks in our Eagle Groups last year, and planting some new bulbs, local artists, Lisa Hennessy and Arlene Soule, have been collaborating with me, Carole Storro, Muzart Educator at AES, to create a work of art to hang in our garden to give the garden color year round. Last week we began teaching all of the students at AES how to make a mosaic work of art with glass tiles. The image will be of an eagle in flight and will consist of three panels. The students were so excited to work with the materials! After a demonstration by Lisa, they each set to work to carefully select colors and shapes to add to the work of art. Now that each student knows how to use the materials, they will have an opportunity to teach their families at our Literacy Night on December 6th. The eagle mosaic will be one of the many stations for families to visit and participate in along with an annual book fair to raise money for special projects and trips throughout the school year to extend our teaching & learning.
Other events that the mosaic will be available to work on as a community will be Winterfest in February 2018 and our AES Annual Spring Festival in May 2018. We hope to have these panels completed to present to the school in June of 2018 as a way to give back to the school and teach the students about the impact of gifting a legacy to the place where they spend so many of their days as children. They will be able to come back as young adults and older to visit and see their collaborative work of art on exhibit for years to come.
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Do you like to play games or make crafts? Win stuffed animals and other prizes? How about a have your face painted? Would you like to win a fish? Eat some Chili?
Read More: Come join the Antrim Elementary Eagles at Winterfest this Saturday
We have been studying color families in Art this month. Our student artists have been painting and weaving! In Kindergarten we made and painted recycled weaving looms using only primary colors of red,
Every March, all voters in the district are provided with the opportunity to vote on the budget for the following school year.
In addition, there are some items that frequently appear and require voter approval,
After reading Officer Buckle & Gloria by Peggy Rathman, kindergarten students in Mr. Stultz’ class wrote their own safety rules for AES, and they are currently creating a safety rules book of their own.
The Fourth Grade at AES have been studying the state symbols of New Hampshire. Everybody made fold-out books about the state symbols.
First, we picked a random state symbol from a cup.
Read More: 4th Grade N.H. State Symbol Project with Jeannie Connolly
Hazel is my 8 year old Cockapoo. She is a nationally certified therapy dog and a member of the Caring Paws Therapy Dogs group in Weare NH. We visit people in assisted living homes and hospitals,
On November 15, 2017, Antrim Eagle Groups created children’s book themed wreaths for display at the annual Antrim Festival of the Trees. You can see them all on display at the Antrim Library on November 25th from 10-4,
By: Carole Storro
Did you know that AES has a secret garden? Last spring with the generous help of Jeremy and Amy DeLisle along with the Antrim 4H Club and the AES fourth graders,
Read More: Antrim Eagles Soaring into a Collaborative Work of Art