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Racing to Zero!
Antheil Elementary School’s Ms. Tirrell and Mrs. Hartigan’s Math class are having FUN playing Race to Zero! They are using base 10 materials to subtract. Using manipulatives and playing games makes Math more meaningful and builds better understanding.
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PBIS Committee Hosts ‘Classroom Feud’ Gameshow at Antheil
Antheil Elementary School's Positive Behavioral Intervention and Supports (PBIS) Committee put on a 'Classroom Feud' gameshow styled after the popular TV game show, 'The Family Feud'. Student contestants were nominated by their teachers when representing the Four R's of Antheil; Respect, Responsibility, Resourceful, and being Ready to Learn.
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mmmmm… “Calm Spot” at Antheil!
Mrs. Alicia Beachem was awarded a grant from First Day of School Foundation to create a "Calm Spot" in her classroom to help students with emotional dysregulation. Students LOVE the new space!
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Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights
The district is proud of our accomplishments with regards to the implementation of the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights. Open this headline for information and the 2019-2020 self-assessment report.
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Mercer County Prosecutor’s Office Internet Safety Program at Antheil
On March 8th members of the Mercer County Prosecutor's Office visited Antheil Elementary School to discuss internet safety. Two assemblies were held, one for 2nd & 3rd graders and one for 4th & 5th graders. Senior Assistant Prosecutor Jennifer Moran, Lieutenant Natischa Clark and Detective Ryan Minnick taught the students about not sharing passwords, the dangers of cyber bullying and to know exactly who you are communicating with when using social media apps and online gaming.
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Ewing Police Read to Antheil Kindergarteners
On March 2nd, Dr. Seuss’s birthday, members of the Ewing Police Department visited Antheil's Kindergarten classes to read to the students. Shown here is Officer Herbe and Officer Bruno visiting with Mrs. Washington's class.
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Antheil Read Across America Week
Antheil Elementary School observed Reading Across America Week the week of February 28th - March 4th. The week's activities involved guest readers, themed dress-up days and a door decorating contest. Pictured are some of the decorated doors the staff prepared for the students.
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Ewing Kiwanis Present Antheil PTO Donation for Mobile Book Fair
EWING KIWANIS club presented a check for four hundred dollars in support of the Antheil Book Mobile program to be held later in the school year. EWING KIWANIS has supported the Book Mobile programs for more than twenty years and has donated to each of the Ewing elementary schools more than $8,000.
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Antheil Kindergarten Celebrate Chinese New Year!
The Antheil Kindergarten classes learned about the Chinese New Year leading up to February 1st. The students read about it in their Library classes, colored masks in their Art classes and created dragons in their regular classrooms. The lessons culminated in a Chinese New Year parade around the school.
