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? #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 4 years ago, CPS Communications
Book tasting today
kids looking at different books
kids looking at different books
kids looking at different books
Aloha from Lantow Field! Students were so excited to be back in the student section for Friday night lights!🌺🏈🌊
over 4 years ago, Claremore High School
students in student section
students In student section
students in student section
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. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 4 years ago, CPS Communications
girl pencil towers
girl with stem project
boy smiling with pencil tower
Girl with tallest stem pencil project
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. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 4 years ago, CPS Communications
3rd grade students in Mrs. Millsap's class had quite the experience in their "Genre Café,"
kids looking at different books
kids looking at different books
kids looking at different books
"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!!! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 4 years ago, CPS Communications
girls in matching shirts
kids at recess
kids at recess
kids at recess
Things are heating up over in Mrs. T's Pre-K classroom at Westside! These students are working hard in small groups during center time. Center work for these friends included shape matching, counting 1-10, ABC matching, magnet play, Lego train, and bristle blocks. Students also used colored pencils to decorate their names. They were so proud of being able to recognize their name or some of the letters! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 4 years ago, CPS Communications
student colorings name tag
student working with legos
student matching numbers
girl working with legos
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. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 4 years ago, CPS Communications
5th grade is studying the grueling voyage from England to Jamestown.
student eating crackers
student eating crackers
Mrs. Beasley's 3rd grade class read the book, My Mouth is a Volcano. This is a story about waiting your turn and maintaining self control. After reading the book the students made a journal entry about how they can control themselves before they ERUPT!! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 4 years ago, CPS Communications
My Mouth is a Volcano
My Mouth is a Volcano
My Mouth is a Volcano
My Mouth is a Volcano
Kindergarten students spend time in centers working on learning through play. Learning through play is one of the best ways for a child to develop a sense of adventure and nurture their imagination. What do you think these Kindergarten students are imagining as they play? #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 4 years ago, CPS Communications
students playing at centers
students playing
student playing with blocks
Mrs. Mann's class at Roosa enjoyed some SLIME TIME for a science lesson. They learned about problem-solving, measurements and just had a fun time. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 4 years ago, CPS Communications
Mrs. Mann's class at Roosa enjoyed some SLIME TIME for a science lesson.
Mrs. Mann's class at Roosa enjoyed some SLIME TIME for a science lesson.
girl with slime
girl with slime
Procedures are some of the most important things taught - all year - but especially at the beginning of the year and these first graders are rocking their procedures! Ask your student about some of their classroom procedures. You might be surprised to find out that some of them are similar to the ones you use in your own home! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 4 years ago, CPS Communications
Procedures are some of the most important things taught - all year - but especially at the beginning of the year and these first graders are rocking their procedures!
Students in art class at WRJH are working hard on their Cubist self-portraits. In Cubist artwork, objects are analyzed, broken up, and reassembled in an abstracted form. Instead of depicting objects from a single viewpoint, the artist depicts the subject from many perspectives to represent the subject in a greater context. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 4 years ago, CPS Communications
students working on art project
students and their cubist self portrait
students and their cubist self portrait
students and their cubist self portrait
Second graders are learning about the differences between Fiction and Non-fiction this week. As a fun activity with their fiction read-aloud, Edwina the Emu, students created Emu's of their very own! Aren't they creative? #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 4 years ago, CPS Communications
Second graders are learning about the differences between Fiction and Non-fiction this week. As a fun activity with their fiction read-aloud, Edwina the Emu, students created Emu's of their very own!  Aren't they creative?  #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
What are you reading on National Read a Book Day? Post a pic in the comments! Curl up and indulge in your favorite hobby, guilt-free. Bringing new worlds to life, books enlighten us and transport us on exciting adventures. They can challenge our perspectives on the human experience in ways unmatched by other media. In a world deluged by technology, National Read a Book Day encourages us to silence the noise and turn the pages for a while. Mrs. Ward's class at Catalayah went to the library just in time to check out books before the weekend. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 4 years ago, CPS Communications
picking out a book during library time
Scanning  book
Mrs. James read to Mrs. Ward's class
Westside Elementary enjoys celebrating students. One of their favorite ways to let students know they see them doing the right thing is to recognize them with character awards. Teachers see something they admire in a student's behavior; they write it down and then display a photo of the student and their recognition proudly on their Hero Wall! The Hero Wall has become popular with the students, so we have decided to share it with you. Look at all these students we have to brag about on our first Westside Hero Wednesday! Not all heroes wear capes; some wear backpacks! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 4 years ago, CPS Communications
The Hero Wall has become popular with the students, so we have decided to share it with you.
The senior flags are flying at Historic Lantow Field. It must be GAME DAY! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 4 years ago, CPS Communications
Senior flags flying at Lantow Field
"The toe bone's connected to the foot bone...the foot bones connected to ankle bone..." 3rd grade began learning about bones in Mrs. Steuart's PE class at Claremont - and they found Mrs. Steuarts' lesson to be very "humerous!" #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 4 years ago, CPS Communications
teacher with skeleton
Mrs. Blankenship's students at WRJH participated in an activity that helped them discover and set group expectations for the year's class. Students had to build towers using only index cards and 24 inches of tape. The process allowed the students to experience and deduct practical and disruptive teamwork skills, attitudes, and practices. Now that is an effective way to create ownership of classroom behavior. Notable info: The tallest freestanding tower was 42 inches tall! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 4 years ago, CPS Communications
Students building a tower out of index cards
Students building a tower out of index cards
Students building a tower out of index cards
Students building a tower out of index cards
What was your favorite piece of playground equipment or game when you were in elementary? The Claremont 4th grade girls seem to like the jungle gym. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 4 years ago, CPS Communications
girls playing on playground equipment
What TEACHER is the biggest Boomer Sooner fan, you know? The University of Oklahoma is taking nominations for Teacher of the Game! I bet we have a few teachers who would love to represent #CPSZEBRAPRIDE on the field at Memorial Stadium. Now go nominate them for this opportunity. https://app.wyng.com/6120058179e5000271385a61?fbclid=IwAR0aYqABgQSTTOa458OiCslUqJdGrkP9C925DjMkhbhQbKlmhNb1xaQGDlA
over 4 years ago, CPS Communications
The University of Oklahoma is taking nominations for Teacher of the Game! I bet we have a few teachers who would love to represent #CPSZEBRAPRIDE on the field at Memorial Stadium.  Now go nominate them for this opportunity.