Antelope All Stars
Phone # 801-402-2100
Attendance # 801-402-2106
Success, Pride, Respect
January 9 - 13, 2017
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COMING EVENTS
Jan 12 Thu – 4:00 pm
Community council meeting
Jan 13 Fri – End of Second Term
Jan 16 Mon – NO SCHOOL
Martin Luther King Day
Jan 17 Tue – NO SCHOOL
Teacher Preparation Day
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LUNCH MENU
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Mon
Tues
Wed
th
Jan 9
Jan 10th
Jan 11th
Jan 12th
Jan 13th
Jan 16th
Jan 17th
Jan 18th
Pork Chop
Orange Chicken
Meatballs
Corn Dog
Pizza Rippers
NO SCHOOL
NO SCHOOL
Pork Roast
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WORD OF THE WEEK
Word of the Week: Statement
Definition: Something that you say
or write which gives information.
Antonym: Withhold, hide
Synonym: Anticipate, figure out
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ATTENDANCE SUPERSTARS
No absences, late arrivals, or early checkouts.
December 12-16, 2016
These students will have their names announced
over the intercom and their pictures displayed on
the TV.
Xavier Gomez
Connor Buckles
Corey Hart
Skylee Shelledy
Abigail Higginson
Avery Meyer
Carter Dixon
Julius Salima
Mavrik Scott
Loki Gutierrez
PTA FUNDRAISER
Martial Arts School
Open for all 1st – 6th grade students
Classes will work on fun Martial Arts skills.
They will also learn focus, confidence, selfdiscipline, self-esteem, concentration and respect.
A graduation ceremony will be included.
4 Class Character
Development Course
Thursday, January 12th
Thursday, January 19th
Thursday, January 26th
Thursday, February 2nd
Antelope Elementary Gym
3:45 pm – 4:15 pm
Cost: $20.00
All proceeds donated to Antelope Elementary!
Any Questions, please call:
801-725-1170
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PARENT POWER CORNER
Talk about experiences. While you’re on an outing,
talk to your children about what they see. These
discussions will build a good vocabulary and
enhance children’s understanding of concepts. Ask
questions that inspire creative or critical
thinking. For example, “Why do elephants have
trunks?” or “What makes trees grow?” By doing so,
you help to stimulate their curiosity—a necessary
factor in successful reading.
“Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its
ability to climb a tree it will live its whole life
believing that it is stupid.” – Albert Einstein