In kindergarten, we read The Colour Monster, a book about a monster who’s feelings are all mixed up. He learns that he can sort his feelings into colors. We worked with Jeannie Connolly to make our own color monsters.
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As part of our Arts Integration Program, Jeannie Connolly hosted a walking tour of downtown Antrim with our 3rd grade students.Did you know there were 12 schools in Antrim, Edmund's was once a blacksmith and a butcher, and the name of our library can never change?
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On Friday, October 5th, Antrim Elementary 4th graders visited to Sturbridge Village. We had many dedicated family members there as chaperones to share in the historic fun. Some of the popular activities were seeing blacksmiths at work, interviewing the village attorney, and seeing animals at Freeman Farm. It was a beautiful day and students and their families had an awesome time exploring. Each 4th grade student will now choose an occupation to research and dress up as for our Colonial Fair which we will host in November.
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On October 15th AES will begin our two week long "Pennies for the PTO" campaign. Ten percent of the funds raised will be donated to the local chapter of End 68 Hours of Hunger with the balance going to the PTO to help fund PTO sponsored programs for our students. For more information please visit the PTO page on our website!
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Third graders from Mrs. Hill and Mr. Morris’ classes hiked Pack Monadnock Thursday to participate in the annual Raptor Migration count. Students have been studying several things leading up to this trip including weather instruments to help predict good days for migration, adaptations that allow raptors to thrive in their environment, and identification of the three types of raptors we see most often in New Hampshire (buteos, accipitors, and falcons). After a two-hour hike that included lots of teamwork, a few moose tracks, and lots of runoff from the previous night’s thunderstorms, they made it to the top with smiles and a great sense of achievement! They were treated to a quick lesson about the work the New Hampshire Audubon and the Harris Center are doing at the Raptor Observatory after eating lunch and taking in the views. The students impressed the presenter with their knowledge of raptors! While at the observatory they were able to see several kettles of broad winged hawks, a few ravens, and a bald eagle! The Raptor Observatory is open seven days a week from September 1st through November 15th. You can find more information on the Harris Center website here: https://harriscenter.org/conservation-research/pack-monadnock-raptor-observatory/visiting-the-hawk-watch
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The AES PTO Gear Store is open now until 9/29.
All orders will be sent home with children a few weeks after the sale ends. All gear is screen printed by a local family and we are happy to be able to support Blueberry Hill Design Works while supporting the PTO.
https://antrim2018.itemorder.com/sale
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We had a warm and overcast first day back in the garden on September 13th. The students found the garden overflowing with plants. Jumping right into this season's theme of Field Investigation, students searched for evidence of Summer garden care. We devoured a fresh snack of ground cherries, basil, kale, and chives.We brought fully developed radish plants into the shade to inspire scientific drawings in the garden journals . Our student gardeners planted pea shoots and lettuces to grow in the approaching cooler weather.
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On the evening of September 13th, Antrim Elementary hosted its annual Open House. We were pleased to have such a large turnout from families and the community. Teachers eagerly shared what the students will be learning this year, and students proudly showed off their classrooms. Local organizations such as the Grapevine, End 68 Hours of Hunger, the Lion's Club, Cub Scouts, Girl Scouts, Fresh Picks, and the PTO all had displays in the multi-purpose room to make connections and offer information. We also had fingerprinting services available for volunteers. This was the first event of many where AES students, families and community members will be able to make connections for the benefit of our students.
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[post_content] => Antrim Elementary School is always looking for volunteers.
Volunteers should be fingerprinted and registered with ConVal School District.
For more information, please attend our Open House on Thursday, September 13th, from 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm. A district employee will be at school collecting information and fingerprinting.
If you are interested in signing up to volunteer but cannot attend Open House, you can also register by clicking here. We look forward to having you as a member of our group of volunteers!
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On October 15th AES will begin our two week long “Pennies for the PTO” campaign. Ten percent of the funds raised will be donated to the local chapter of End 68 Hours of Hunger with the balance going to the PTO to help fund PTO sponsored programs for our students.
Third graders from Mrs. Hill and Mr. Morris’ classes hiked Pack Monadnock Thursday to participate in the annual Raptor Migration count. Students have been studying several things leading up to this trip including weather instruments to help predict good days for migration,
Read More: AES’s 3rd grade and Annual Raptor Migration Count
Antrim Elementary School is always looking for volunteers.
Volunteers should be fingerprinted and registered with ConVal School District.
For more information, please attend our Open House on Thursday,