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The Panther ROAR The Panther ROAR December 2018 Table of Contents Slide 3 Holiday Word Search -- Tami Lawal Slide 4-Reader’s Poll About Christmas -- Presleigh Fehrenbacher Slide 5-Eighth Day Book Review -- Chloe Johnston Slide 6-What Is Band Like? -- Timmy Lawal Slide 7-Wanting Your Phones In School -- Emma Baker Slide 8-Trivia -- Timmy Lawal Slide 9-Cake Pop Recipe -- Grace Curry + Jayden Toft Slide 10-Student Council Announcements -- Lydia Roland + Emma Boyd Slide 11-Hanukkah Or Chanukah -- Lydia Roland + Emma Boyd Slide 12-The History Of Kwanzaa -- Lydia Roland + Emma Boyd Slide 13-The history Of Yule -- Lydia Roland + Emma Boyd Slide 14-Introducing The Advice Column -- Imagin Werner Slide 15-Featured Teacher -- Heather Delaughter Slide 16-The History Of Candy Canes -- Sebastian Hill Slide 17-Riddles -- Grace Curry Slide 18 & 19-Boys Sports Interview -- Stephen Starasta Slide 20-Chess Announcement Slide 21-24- Bohemian Rhapsody and Queen -- Jayden Toft + Brenna Corbett-Butcher Slide 25-New Sign Highlight -- Grace Curry Slide 26 & 27- Winter Comic -- Tammy Lawal WINTER WORD SEARCH B R Y V B N S J I N G L E C A W N Z S S O V B E G E A P N W L F F J P H W X L U BELLS COOKIES P S L K I F H M Y Y D C J U R I Q J E A W MISTLETOE SLEIGH U L Q K W K R H W A S T N E S E R P I L GINGERBREAD CANDLES S N O W F L A K E O J U S A G Q D F G C ORNAMENT SNOWFLAKE X O A G M J G R X J N R E B T I G O H V HOLLY CANDY C G G M O I B S C P E S L S B N D U K H PRESENTS SNOWMAN J F C X Z R S H D I E Y D N A C A I E Z O I Y O F E J T T N B W V N L D R M S N X JINGLE CANE Q B R G L H X D L C D B A K O I G A M I REINDEER SANTA C A N L C B E I J E C D C J W A I B A D E LIGHTS CLAUS L I A O I E L Y M Z T L J A P E Q F L Q X G N M U R G L C A N E O W C K V I I Y V U Z E F K L H X H S A X E V P Z M W I R P B M N N O C E T M Y Q C C Z D B F B A E R O T H A Z C X S R H N U P X U Y P Z T 3 Questions about your Christmas Drop your answers in the poll box outside Mrs. Steffens’ room. Results will be posted in our next issue. 1. Which of these do you put up every Christmas season? A.Christmas Tree C. Indoor Decorations E. Other or All B.Christmas Lights D. Outside Decorations 2. What kind of Christmas lights do you like? A. Clear C.Icicle Lights E. Other B. Colored D.Candle Lights 3. Your Favorite Christmas special is… A Charlie Brown Christmas E. Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer B. The Grinch who Stole Christmas F. Frosty the Snowman C. A Christmas Story G. Other D. Elf By: Presleigh The Eighth Day by Dianne K.Salerni Book The Eighth Day is a fiveReview star book. It is full of magic, friendships, and adventures. The bond between two boys and a boy and girl is incredibly strong. Riley and Jax are too different, or so they thought. When midnight hits on Wednesday night, some people awake. Will the magical day end, taking everyone including the girl trapped inside with it? -Chloe Johnston What is band like? by Timmy Lawal Have you ever heard the CEL band (simply named “Band”) and thought, “What is it like to be in band?”. Well today, you are in for a treat. We’ll be looking at band through the eyes of our wonderful director--Mrs Crim--and two band members (one in 8th grade & a 5th grader). I myself, would also spend two days in the band room observing. According to Wyatt O’Donoghue (8th grade band member who’s been in band since the 5th grade), Band is “about having fun and playing music. Everyone just does their job” So not only do they have fun and goof around, they also get their work done on time. In my second day in band, I noticed that 5th graders who were new to band were taught how to play their instruments by older band members. According to Jacob Wilson (fifth grader), “Alex (6th grader who teaches him) tries to reach him in a funny way”. After hearing Jacob play, I’d say that Alex’s way of teaching works. Finally, I would like to say that even if they are small in number, they have a really powerful and harmonious sound that leaves listeners speechless. Wyatt O’Donoghue Mrs Crim Jacob Wilson Wanting your phone in School? Sometimes I wish we could, but would we even be learning with them in the same room? Think about it, would our phones do us any good in class? Sure we sometimes use them to search things about what we’re learning, but we also use them for social media, games, music and we use the internet to search for a song that we don’t have on our playlist or a song a friend recommends for us to hear. I don’t think we should have our phones during class, but I think we should have them during lunch because we aren’t learning anything in lunch. TRIVIA!!! by Timmy Lawal 1. What year was Chester-East Lincoln opened?___ a. 1951 b. 1950 c. 1953 d. 1949 2. How many classrooms did CEL originally have___ a. 10 b. 15 c. 3 d. 5 3. How many teachers does CEL currently have___ a. 30 b. 21 c. 15 d. 24 Drop your answers in the trivia box outside Mrs. Steffens’ room. The students with the correct answers will be entered into a drawing for a soda! To begin, preheat your oven and bake the cake Ingredients according to the box directions. (After you bake ● Cake mix remember to turn off the oven). Next, let it cool ● Candy melts(green or whatever color) COMPLETELY! Then grab a bowl and crumble the cake into piece. After you finished that, then add in ● ⅓ cup icing the ⅓ cup of icing.The mixture should be dense, not ● Cookie scoop(or hands) gooey. Then grab your cookie scoop(or your hands) ● 9x 13 pan and make cake balls. Pack them lightly so they don't ● Cookie sheet fall apart. Grab your candy melts and dump them in a ● Cup microwavable bowl. Put the bowl in the microwave. ● Bowl When melted, take a lollipop stick and dip it in the melted chocolate and quickly slide a cake pop onto the stick. Repeat as many times as you can. Then put on a tray with the sticks in the air. Freeze for 15 minutes or refrigerate for 30 minutes. Then take more candy melts and a cup and microwave until melted. Cake Then take cake pop and dip into the candy melts evenly. Place on cookie sheet. Then put christmas POPS! sprinkles and enjoy when hardened! Student Council Announcements: Winter Dance When : December 7th Theme: Ugly Christmas Sweater What to wear : Wear your ugliest Christmas sweater Time: 6:00 - 7:30 pm How much: $3 to get in if you don’t wear your ugly holiday outfit or $2 if you are dressed up in hideous holiday clothes **For song selection tell Student Council members Recipe The meaning of Hanukkah in hebrew is “to dedicate.” Hanukkah is also commonly known as the Festival of Lights or the Festival of Dedication. It is a Jewish holiday, and it is celebrated for 8 days. This year, it started on December 3, 2018. Families celebrate by exchanging gifts each night of the holiday. They also celebrate by feasting on traditional foods such as potato pancakes, jam stuffed donuts, and fritters. The History of Kwanzaa Kwanzaa is a seven day holiday that celebrates African-American culture and heritage. It goes from Dec. 26th - Jan. 1st. People decorate in African art and use different symbols. The men wear traditional shirts called a dashiki and a hat called a kufi. They use a special mat to set a traditional unity cup, and a candle holder which holds 7 candles. They also eat special foods such as different fruits, veggies, and nuts. They also pass around gifts like we do on Christmas. - Lydia and Emma The History of Yule Yule is another holiday observed from December 21 through January 1. You may have also heard people say that this is the start of the winter solstice. People that celebrate this holiday are historic German people, Wiccans and the Northern European Christians. People burn a log for the 12 days of Christmas. Then, they take the ashes and spread them across the field hoping that this will bring them a good crop in the coming year.
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