🎃 1st grade asked the question, will Pumpkin Jack sink or float? They discussed the hypothesis and created an experiment to prove it to be true or false. The outcome was - it floats! Some students asked if they brought the pumpkin outside would the result be the same? They took the pumpkin outside; the hypothesis turned out to be the same and led to some great thoughts about the air inside the pumpkin. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 2 years ago, CPS Communications
kids sitting on floor looking at pumpkin floating
boy pulling seeds out of pumpkin
kids sitting on ground looking at pumpkin floating
boy sitting on table pulling seeds out of  pumpkin with  whole in the side while other kids watch
🧠 4th grade students 'got cranial' with a Mystery Science Halloween activity. Students learn about the structure and function of their skulls. They combined science with art as they examined their heads and made discoveries about their skulls. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 2 years ago, CPS Communications
students with masks of their cranium
The choir concert was one to remember. Complete with a tribute to the memory and legacy of Commander Murry Estabrook, including patriotic music and a flag presentation by the JROTC in memory. We appreciate everyone who joined us and helped support the music program at CHS. Save the date for December 9th for your next opportunity to hear this talented choir. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 2 years ago, CPS Communications
choir on risers
choir in a semicircle singing
solo with back up singers
accompanist
5th grade students can "Show YOU the Money!" Students in Ms. Anderson and Ms. Bailey's classes at Claremont spent time working with real money in small groups learning how to make change. This experience afforded students real-life, hands-on exposure to how what they are learning now can be used in the near future, and some of them got to use what they learned at the Book Fair! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 2 years ago, CPS Communications
small groups working with real money learning how to make change.
Just l👀k at these faces! You can tell just how much these 1st graders are enjoying art! Claremont students practice crayon resist with watercolors. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 2 years ago, CPS Communications
Here students practiced crayon resist with watercolors.
Fill out your FAFSA application today to receive FREE money to go to college! If you are a senior or a parent of a senior -- go to startwithfafsa.org to get answers to all of your questions, ask your counselor about FAFSA support, and submit your application at studentaid.ed.gov/sa/fafsa. Just a reminder, parts of the funds are first-come-first-served so get your applications in now! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 2 years ago, CPS Communications
STUDENTS IN GRADUATION GOWNS ON PLAYGROUND
Homecoming is a community event! We appreciate Under The Sun for contributing to the festivities by donating their products to decorate the front of the school and the field for coronation. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 2 years ago, CPS Communications
FALL FLORAL DECORATIONS
Who is spending their Saturday in a Zebra uniform on a football field? Post your #CPSZEBRAPRIDE pics in the comments on our FB PAGE!
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football player & cheerleader
football player & cheerleader
We hope you are enjoying some time outside this weekend. Kindergarten sure enjoy the playground at Claremont! We love to see our students outside enjoying the beautiful weather we have been having lately! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 2 years ago, CPS Communications
kids on playground equipment
Doesn't everyone LOVE glowsticks? In Mrs. Hammack's class at WRJH, students are learning about thermal energy. Students are observing the effects of thermal energy on glow sticks. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 2 years ago, CPS Communications
Doesn't everyone LOVE glowsticks?   In Mrs. Hammack's class, students are learning about thermal energy. Students are observing the effects of thermal energy on glow sticks.   How fun!  #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
KNOT MY PROBLEM For their first activity in the Innovation Lab, 5th graders worked on spatial awareness within the lab, effective communication, collaboration, and problem solving as a team while playing the “Knot My Problem” tangled rope challenge. Teams had to untangle a rope while sticking to particular guidelines. Everyone in the group had to have both hands touching the rope at all times while trying to untangle the rope. If someone accidentally removed a hand, the team would have to start over. Students were encouraged to develop a strategy before starting, use positive dialogue to communicate ideas and try different approaches until they figured out how to untangle their rope. At the end of the activity, we discussed the importance of collaboration and communication within teams. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 2 years ago, CPS Communications
GROUP OF GIRLS UNTANGELING STRINGS
a group of boys looking at a pile of strings
1st graders in Mrs. Peck's class work together to create a bar graph of which food each student likes most - giving them the ability to see and compare the different food preferences in the class. Bar graphs are such a great visual tool for students because it shows information as an image or picture - for students who are still learning to read, this is a great way to differentiate instruction for them. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 2 years ago, CPS Communications
students making bar graph
Officer Rhames speaks to Roosa 3rd graders about the responsibilities of the school resource officer and keeping our community safe. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 2 years ago, CPS Communications
officer, police car and kids sitting and listening
The US Navy turns 246 years old today!!! Join Claremore Navy JROTC as they cut the cake and celebrate in the CHS Innovation Maker Space. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE https://youtu.be/yj4JrH3agWY
almost 2 years ago, CPS Communications
star flag ship US Navy Birthday
In Mrs. McCracken's 5th grade science class at Catalayah, they learned about chemical changes and identified when a chemical change occurred. Yesterday they mixed substances to see evidence of chemical changes. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 2 years ago, CPS Communications
boy amazed at the chemical reaction in a beaker
girl holding  a cup with baking soda
girl with a amazed look on her face
Pre-K loves puzzles! Did you know a puzzle teaches young children the concept of a 'whole' and that each piece is a fraction of the bigger picture? It also helps develop essential skills such as shape recognition, concentration, goal setting, patience and a sense of achievement. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 2 years ago, CPS Communications
Two kids putting together a puzzle
2 kids hugging after completing  a cover
🏐Lady Zebra Volleyball - STATE TOURNAMENT🏐 Claremore will face Piedmont at 10:00 AM on Monday, October 18th, at Verdigris High School. All tickets must be purchased on-line at https://gofan.co/app/events/406271?schoolId=OSSAA Adult & K-12 Student ticket cost: $10 #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 2 years ago, CPS Communications
Volleyball girls celebrating on the count
OSSAA Volleyball Bracket
Volleyball seniors with flowers
In Mrs. Roach's art classes at WRJH, students are learning about woven art. Weaving is a method of textile production in which two distinct sets of yarns or threads are interlaced at right angles to form a fabric or cloth. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 2 years ago, CPS Communications
In Mrs. Roach's Art classes, students are learning about woven art.  Weaving is a method of textile production in which two distinct sets of yarns or threads are interlaced at right angles to form a fabric or cloth.  #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Students love STEM Bins! Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, in Mrs. Tidwell's class at Claremont students, use STEM Bins as a part of their morning routine. This activity is a great way to assist students in easing their way into the school day, allowing them space to get their minds thinking creatively and critically. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 2 years ago, CPS Communications
student stacking cups
student using magnetics to build blocks
students using foam pieces to create blocks
student using play doh and toothpicks
I wear my sunglasses... inside? 1st grade at Roosa wore their glasses or Best Shades to celebrate the end of their chapter book "Junie B Jones - First Grader at Last" by Barbara Park.
almost 2 years ago, CPS Communications
kids with glasses on
kids with glasses on
kids with glasses on