Arrowhead Panther Press
Volume XVIII
FROM THE EDITORS
We hope you guys are
having a great year so far,
and that you will all have a
great Thanksgiving!!!
Sydney Josifek and Alexis Cairns
Co-Editors in Chief
TEACHER
INTERVIEWS
By: Isabella Cairns and Aaron Nemeth
What’s your favorite
thing about Fall?
K - Mrs. Stewart - the colors of the
leaves
1st - Mrs. Undiano - the weather
2nd - Mrs. Michalski - the weather
3rd - Ms. Hurtado - not grading
papers
4t h - Ms. Nemeth - spending time
with family
5th - Mr. Mills - cool weather
6th - Mr. Bolton - cool weather
STUDENT INTERVIEWS
By: Kaysi Reimer and Erin Stanton
What’s your favorite
Thanksgiving food?
K – Samuel - Chicken
Leilah - Turkey
1st gr. - Alli – Turkey
Colton – Turkey
2nd gr. – Drake – Turkey
Jessica – Turkey
3rd gr. - Aubrey – Turkey
Gasper – Turkey
4th gr. – Brody – Turkey
Baylie – Pumpkin pie
5thgr. – Michael – Mashed
potatoes
Courtney – Ham
November, 2016
6th gr. – Baltazar – Mashed
potatoes
Alejendro – Mashed
potatoes
TEN FACTS ABOUT
NOVEMBER
By: Allie Jeffords
1 - The birthstone for November
is topaz.
2. November’s
flower is the
chrysanthemum.
3. November 2nd is the day
that two US presidents were
born: Warren Harding and
James Polk.
4. On November 2nd the states
of North Dakota and South
Dakota became the 39th and
40th states of America.
5. On November 6, 1869, the
first intercollegiate football
game was played between
Princeton and Rutgers
University in New Brunswick,
N.J.
6. On November 9, 2016
Donald J. Trump was elected
president of The United States.
7. November 11th is Veterans
Day when we honor all those
who have been in the military.
8. November 24th is
Thanksgiving Day.
9. “No-Shave-November”
supports men’s cancer research.
10. November is also Peanut
Butter Lover’s month, Good
Nutrition month, Pepper
month,
Sleep
Comfort
month,
and
Aviation
month.
Issue No. 4
What’s your favorite
candy?
By: Cameron Gilliland, Landon LaCross,
and Brendan Suhy
Mrs. Baugh – Reese’s Peanut
Butter Cups
Ms. Cotner – Almond Snickers
Mrs. Holly – Peanut M&M’s
Famous People Born in
November
By: Austin Glimpse
Joe Biden – Nov. 20
(U.S. Vice-President)
Odell Beckham Jr. - Nov.
5 (football player)
Leonardo DiCaprio Nov.11 (actor)
Carly Rae Jepsen - Nov.
21 (singer)
WHAT’S GOING ON IN
STUDENT COUNCIL?
By: Nick Kelly
In Student Council we
are discussing the annual toy
drive and getting shirts for
Student
Council
members.
We are
also
discussing:
the food
drive, setting goals, and
figuring out the kind of
rewards for those who bring
in the most toys for the toy
drive.
We are also thinking
about whether or not we
should do a penny drop
competition to donate the
money to school and/or
families in need.
Arrowhead Panther Press
Volume XVIII
ANIMAL OF THE MONTH
By: Teagan Bradford
The Siberian Tiger is a
very unique animal. It can
grow to be nearly 8 feet
[2.3 meters] long. They
have brownish orange fur
with black stripes. They
now live mostly in Siberia,
Russia and are extinct from
the jungles of Asia where
they once used to be as
well. These tigers may be
beautiful but they are
extremely dangerous. They
have sharp claws and teeth
designed to kill. They are
also very stealthy. The
Siberian Tiger is on the
endangered species list.
THEME PARK LEGOLAND
November, 2016
There are currently fifteen
indoor centers, a new one of
which is in Arizona. Some of the
attractions in the Arizona center
include:
LEGO Factory Tour
LEGO 4D Cinema
Kingdom Quest Laser Ride
MINILAND
LEGO Racers:
Build & Test
Merlin’s Apprentice Ride
LEGO City Play Zone,
and much more.
And, of course, there are
many more attractions at
LEGOLAND, California where
they also built a guest hotel on
the same park premises.
Jokes and Riddles
By: Cameron Gilliland
Q: Why did the man put his
money in the freezer?
A: He wanted some cold hard cash!
Q: Why did the girl need a
ladder to go to school?
A: Because it was high school!
Q: How did the French Fry
propose to the Hamburger?
A: He gave her an onion
ring!
Tongue Twister
By: Landon LaCross
LEGOLAND is a theme park
created in 1968 based on the
popular Lego Bricks brand
created by Godtfred Kirk
Christiansen, getting the brand
name LEGO in 1934.
LEGOLAND currently consists
of seven parks, which are in:
California, Dubai, Florida,
Billund , Deutschland, Malaysia,
and Windsor.
Issue No. 4
3. Macadamia nuts are toxic
to dogs.
4. The Hawaiian alphabet
has 13 letters.
5. 85% of plant life is
found in the ocean.
6. A bear has 42 teeth.
7. Unless food is mixed
with saliva, you cannot
taste it.
8. 11% of the people are
left-handed.
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Thanksgiving Word Search
C I T U N S F U P I V
S O U J D U F S H W S
B D R U W R F H V F R
I L K N I Y L I M A F
J C C E B U K F B B O
R A N B E R R I E S G
Y D T Y H N E H I N S
S E Z N G Z E A I U T
X B K H H X N V D Y U
J H N R L P I L K R F
U G X Y U G Y W Z V F
U F P L S T K R J C I
Z O M K B D I M M Z N
A H N K G I T C C C G
P A B D B L V F U O W
H F C E Z U F J V F M
G K X D H K U Z O P J
Y M W H K E X K T I C
FAMILY
THANKSGIVING
CRANBERRIES
STUFFING
FRIENDS
TURKEY
GRAVY
CORNBREAD
Turkey Trot Maze
Try to say this 10 times fast:
Big bad bears blow blue
bubbles!
Did You Know?
1.
Each time you see the
full moon you always see
the same side.
2. The only continent with
no active volcanoes is
Australia.
Happy Thanksgiving
Everyone!