🎉 IT'S TIME FOR US TO CHEER ON THE CHEERLEADERS! 🎉
Cheer Regionals are this Saturday, Sept 18, 2021, at Stroud High School.
Claremore Cheer is on the competition mat at 2:36 pm.
Tickets are only available online: https://gofan.co/app/school/OSSAA
OSSAA is only allowing you to purchase 8 tickets at a time. Want more than 8? Just log back in and buy more.
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🍉On Wednesdays, we wear Watermelon! 🍉
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From octagonal stop signs and rectangular doors, to triangular roofs and circular wheels—shapes are everywhere. Learning shapes not only helps children identify and organize visual information, it helps them learn skills in other curriculum areas including reading, math, and science. For example, an early step in understanding numbers and letters is to recognize their shape. Learning shapes also helps children understand other signs and symbols.
Mrs. Books Curious Characters at Westside started the school year off working in groups with manipulatives to help reinforce these skills.
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The Claremore FFA Officers spent the day in Glenpool for Chapter Officer Leadership Training (COLT Conference). Excited to see what these officers can do this year.
Rogers County Fair starts Thursday. Come out and enjoy the fair.
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These outfits are purrrfect!
Some of our Kinder girls and teachers were all matched up in their cheetah prints! We love the surprise and excitement on a student's face when there's been a case of accidental matching!
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𝗖𝗹𝗮𝗿𝗲𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝘁𝗼 𝗖𝗲𝗹𝗲𝗯𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗥𝗢𝗢𝗦𝗔 𝗦𝗣𝗔𝗖𝗘 𝗗𝗔𝗬
𝗦𝗲𝗽𝘁𝗲𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿 𝟭𝟴, 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟭
The Claremore MoH and Claremore Public Schools are partnering to celebrate a historical event and showcase several exciting new developments in the community. Roosa Space Day is open to the entire community.
It will feature the 🚀Journey to Space STEM Event in the newly completed Innovation STEM Center at CHS, funded by the #CPSZebraBond2019 and the 🌓To The Moon And Back Event at the MOH.
More details - dates, times, schedule of event, etc. ▶https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/article/525613
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ARTS IN EDUCATION WEEK
CPS is fortunate to continue to offer a variety of the Arts in our educational program.
Students in Art I at CHS have been exploring the restricted use of line in creating artwork. There was no color or shading allowed. They had to recreate or design an interesting but simple line drawing to execute in puffy paint on chipboard. Students began stretching aluminum around their puffy paint drawings. Students also had to etch the aluminum foil with like work to create interesting detail and eye flow to their piece. Finally, they created the illusion of a weathered metal appearance using shoe polish and the selective buffing method.
This is one you can try at home. Materials used: pencils, chipboard, puffy paint, glue, aluminum foil, shoe polish.
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CELEBRATING ART IN EDUCATON WEEK
"There are three primary colors..."
Students at Claremont are experimenting with primary colors in Mrs. Francis' art class - learning what would happen when you mix each color with another.
Red + Yellow = 🧡
Yellow + Blue = 💚
Red + Blue = 💜
Red + White = #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
1st grade students in Mrs. Ward's class are working on number words.
To enhance learning, they did a partner activity. One kid rolled a dice and both kids wrote the number word for the rolled number. It was super fun!
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"The arts are essential. They teach students innumerable lessons—practice makes perfect, small differences can have large effects, collaboration leads to creativity. The arts also teach children that there are several paths to take when approaching problems and that all problems can have more than one solution." - Americans for the Arts
Our state and nationally recognized dance team learn more than how to dance but how to be better humans, how to solve problems, how to lead, and more! Watch their first performance of the season on Lantow Field.
https://youtu.be/FlSN1D33K3s
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"In the best of times, the arts create connection, community, belonging, and joy. In the worst of times, the arts create all of that and more—and most of all, the arts create hope." - Americans for the Arts
Join Mrs. Ratcliff's art class at Westside and find out why they like art.
https://youtu.be/ezNHa9ISof0
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Fun Buckets! It's pretty much their second favorite time of the day - after recess, for Mrs. Geranen's class at Catlyahah.
The kids get to pick an activity to work on until Rise and Shine begins in the morning.
This year Rise and Shine is presented through a Google Meet projected on our Smartboard in each class. This procedure allows the site to continue with its Great Expectations model and remain classroom cohorts.
2nd grade students participate in a STEM activity. STEM activities are a great way to stretch students' brains and increase problem-solving and critical thinking skills!
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4th grade students were surprised by a book tasting! Mrs. Schell and Mrs. Harrison's classes spent time perusing books of different genres to learn more about each genre and identify their genre preference.
Which genre of book do you prefer?
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Aloha from Lantow Field! Students were so excited to be back in the student section for Friday night lights!🌺🏈🌊
5th graders in Mrs. Tidwell's class had fun with a STEM activity to see who could stack pencils the highest!
We love building STEM activities into lessons here at Claremont because it allows our students to think creatively and critically about solving a problem.
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"I don't know about everyone else, but I really loved lunch and recess because it was an opportunity to get carried away with your imagination." -Dichen Lachman
Everyone loves outdoor recess!!!
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3rd grade students in Mrs. Millsap's class had quite the experience in their "Genre Café," where they had the opportunity to explore different genres of books in small groups to understand better both the genre classification and which genres they might like best.
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5th grade is studying the grueling voyage from England to Jamestown. During the month voyage, one of the many hardships was the lack of fresh water and food on the ships so that a meal could consist of dried cracker type food, hardtack, and dried meat. The 5th grade classes at Roosa were trying out what that would be like, WITHOUT taking a drink of water. The students had four unsalted saltines and some beef jerky. The activity was a great way to understand what the colonists had to endure.
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