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We believe in celebrating ALL the milestones in education. 💯 days of counting, reading, calculating, experimenting...all lead up to smarter, brighter, kinder kids!
🎉 𝗧𝗵𝗮𝘁'𝘀 𝘄𝗼𝗿𝘁𝗵 𝗰𝗲𝗹𝗲𝗯𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴! 🎉
Roosa 1st grade made a 100th Day Trail Mix snack at home by finding 10 random items in the pantry, grabbing 10 of each item - counting by 10.
In this case, the way to a kid's brain is junk food.
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Mrs. Freeman working on teen numbers with Kindergarten, playing “I have, who has."
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Interested in medicine 🔬? Thought about being a 🩺 doctor , nurse, biologist...?
Coach Wiens's Honors Human Body Systems class at CHS constructed a brain in their lab. This class is one of the courses offered through our BioMed program at CHS and is available to 10th - 12th graders after completing the Honors Principles of Biomed Science class.
Interested? Ask your ZAP Advisor about the BioMed program and how you can get started when you meet on the 17th to discuss your enrollment for the 2021-22 school year.
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CHS All-State Choir practiced with their clinicians digitally.
Due to the CHS WiFi outage, the members rehearsed at the First United Methodist Church. We are doing everything we can to move forward in our current circumstance.
They will record their voices and videos for a virtual concert to be released in March.
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Swipe up, swipe down, double-tap, these are all actions iPad users can use to control their devices, but what do they mean? This #TechTipTuesday will show iPad uses five unique features on Apple’s iOS that may help make life easier while using the device.
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https://youtu.be/dmjdubovuHI
Emma from Westside wants to encourage ALL students (K12) to reading 20 minutes every night.
📕📚What are you reading?
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We've got another winter weather challenge for our Zebra families. Let's make some Ice Marbles.
Put a few drops of food coloring or Kool-aid powder into a balloon then fill with water. Place outside and let it freeze. Depending on how big the balloons are and how cold it is, this will take about 24 hours. Hold them up to the light to see if they are frozen all the way through.
Join Finley, Alayna & Brecken from Westside and submit your photos in the comments of the CPS FB page.
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On the day of LOVE let us not forget our love for our public schools.
💌 Send us a Valentine's Day message.
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Reese had watched a YouTube tutorial about how to make calming bubble bottles. She told her teacher about it, and Mrs. Casey let her do a demonstration to her classmates. What a great example of maximizing a teachable moment! Reese may not realize the public speaking skills she was developing, the confidence she was building, but she will always remember her teacher valued her and encouraged her interests that day.
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Claremont kids "measure" up!
Reading a 📏 ruler is a basic skill that continues to be foundational in many careers. Claremont 5th graders are practicing this life-long skill.
Help reinforce why learning this skill is essential. What career are you in that used this measurement skill? Drop it in the comments.
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Remote learning isn’t new: Radio instruction in the 1937 polio epidemic. ...This delay sparked the first large-scale “radio school” experiment through a highly innovative – though largely untested – program. Some 315,000 children in grades 3 through 8 continued their education at home, receiving lessons on the radio. (tonesreview.com)
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If you relay something, you pass it to another person. But have you ever done a relay in math class? Mrs. McMahan's class is problem solving with relays! Students work together to use a variety of problem solving strategies to answer the relay questions
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Mrs. Marcy Ward from Catalayah Elementary has posed a Frozen Pant Challenge to all our Zebra families. Watch the video on our FB page, perform the experiment, and post a photo or video in the comments - be sure to let us know what school you attend.
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Who says you can't see a 😁smile under a mask? We'd say it's all in the 👀 eyes!
Ethan is very excited to receive his second foot for 🏃♂️running 10 miles. A program that helps students build a love for running, a way to exercise their bodies and brains.
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Are you writing on your desk???
Yes!
In 2nd grade at Roosa Elementary, Mrs. LaValley has students practice their spelling words with dry erase markers on their desks.
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#WellnessWednesday is from our WRJH counselors.
Growth mindset is a powerful tool that can be utilized to help us achieve our goals and succeed.
We can use these growth mindset skills when we are faced with challenging scenarios.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vR2yf1uOwBOvx20H0g48gqpSb-W5DxtDxH2rFmdWH86iXZArPAhNQD8eD27orWmsmp8ccZD6lRSztf-/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=5000
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Distance Learning Day! Barrett set up a study station at home to help him stay focused on his work.
His teacher, Mrs. Karin Howell at Claremont Elementary, assigned students to use their library books to take part in an interactive recorded video book scavenger hunt reinforcing their language arts focus. As the teacher called a skill, students were asked to record the example they found in their own text. Mrs. Howell provided her own example using a song playing in the background.
We miss our students and would love to see them learning at home - post a pic in the comments.
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💡 We are lighting up our students' minds and smiles!
Mrs. Lauri Titsworth's Pre-K class at Westside recently received a light board and materials through a Claremore Public Schools Foundation grant. The children enjoy using it to practice sorting, counting, making patterns, and creating geometric designs. I'm so proud of their ability to share and take turns!
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Need some helpful hints to make browsing the Internet a more productive experience or maybe save some time? This week’s #TechTipTuesday will demonstrate five cool shortcuts to make browsing the Internet easier.
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https://youtu.be/62jyVpqDtOs
Skip counting is an essential part of early numeracy as it is a fundamental skill used in many different practices. Children use skip counting for basic tasks such as telling time or dealing with money and developing a student's ability on other mathematical skills. Counting forwards and backward by ones, twos, fives, and other multiples are strategies used to solve addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division problems.
Here kindergarten students in Mrs. Stadler's class at Claremont Elementary practice skip counting by two and putting numbers in order!
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