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To encourage students to respect themselves, each other and their surroundings, AES conducted a two week Respect Rollout. When demonstrating respect students were given a sheet of paper to create a "snowball". The snowballs were gathered and a Snowman was created. Respect is one of the 5 core values of Antrim Elementary School. The other core values are Kindness, Honesty, Cooperation and Grit.
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[post_content] => First Grade has been working on a Native American/Pilgrim unit during the month of November. As part of that unit the students have done many hands-on activities such as weaving, making clay pots and writing with quills and ink. One of the favorite activities is candle-making. Each student is given a candle wick tied to a pencil. Then they are invited to take turns and quickly dip that wick into melted wax. After about 15 minutes of dipping each student has a sizable candle to take home. 
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[post_content] => The Scholastic Book Fair will be visiting our school Dec. 10th - Dec. 14th, with a Family Fun Night on Dec. 13th from 6-7pm. To learn more please visit the following link: Scholastic Book Fair
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This November AES Third Graders worked with the Harris Center and The Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests to create a Salamander Population and Adaptation Research Collaboration Network (SPARCnet) Site at McCabe Forest. The SPARCnet site consists of two plots, each containing 50 wooden boards laid out in a 5x10 array. Each spring and fall students will visit the two plots three times to lift the wooden boards and collect data on the red-backed salamander populations. The data will be sent to scientists at Penn State University where they are tracking the impact of climate change and property use on the salamander populations. The red-backed salamander is the most abundant creature in our woodlands, and there for the population changes are a great indicator for scientists.
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NEA-NH President, Megan Tuttle, and Manchester Monarchs Players came to Third Grade as part of the "Read Across New Hampshire with the Monarchs" program. After reading, the players answered questions and signed items for our classrooms! The players were impressed with our newest school value, GRIT. The Monarchs give out GRIT awards after each game - very similar to our EAGLES for showing GRIT.
Tickets are available for the Monarchs game on December 1st by going through this link: https://monarchs.spinzo.com/antrimpto
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Rylan Davison received a certificate of recognition on Friday December 14, 2018 from the Antrim Police Chief, Scott Lester and from the Antrim Fire Chief, Marshall Gale for calling 911 to get help for his father.
Read More: AES Student Recognized for Quick Thinking and Fast Action
AES had a wonderful Enchanted Forest evening which included the Scholastic Book Fair, Letterland activities, Masks and Castles activities, Dinner, Title 1 information and a Reading Room with Therapy Dogs.
As part of the the Children in the Arts’ 1st Festival of Light Lanterns parade in Peterborough on December 1st, AES students created lanterns. Prior to the Peterborough parade AES students lined the halls of AES with their lanterns for all to see.
First Grade has been working on a Native American/Pilgrim unit during the month of November. As part of that unit the students have done many hands-on activities such as weaving, making clay pots and writing with quills and ink. Read More: 1st Grade Learns About Candle Making
The Scholastic Book Fair will be visiting our school Dec. 10th – Dec. 14th, with a Family Fun Night on Dec. 13th from 6-7pm. To learn more please visit the following link: Scholastic Book Fair
As part of AES’s Halloween celebration, we spent the morning in our Eagle Groups (cross grade groups). Students were read a book called Pumpkin Town by Katie McKy and together worked on a project related to the story.
Read More: AES Students working in Eagle Groups On Halloween Project
