Mrs. Wimberly's 3rd grade class worked on greater than/less than with number french fries! What an inventive way to teach this lesson!
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The Book Fair is almost here!!
Get ahead by setting up an E-Wallet for your student now!!
"Book Fair eWallet is a digital payment option that’s a safe, convenient alternative to cash. It's easy to create an eWallet for students to shop the Fair or for teachers to set up an eWallet to build classroom libraries. The account owner simply adds funds and/or invites family and friends to contribute. At the time of checkout, the eWallet account can be looked up on the register or scanned for payment at the Fair."
Set up here: https://www.scholastic.com/bf/claremontelementaryschool
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This is Ms. Debbie.
Debbie is the lead on the Food Service Staff at Claremont. She ensures that our students have a delicious hot meal for breakfast and lunch at school every day. Ms. Debbie takes her opportunity to influence the students at Claremont by offering a smile and a kind word in every interaction. We are grateful to have her on our team!
Give Ms. Debbie a shout out in the comments!
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2022 JOM INDIAN EDUCATION ELECTION
One of the most important components of the JOM program is parent involvement. This October, parents of JOM eligible children will have an opportunity to get involved in developing the JOM program at Claremore Public Schools.
Elections for JOM Indian Education Committee members will be held on October 4, 2022, at the CPS Enrollment Center (102 West 11th) at 6pm.
To serve on the JOM IEC, a person must be the parent or guardian of a JOM verified child. School board members of spouses and school employees or spouses can not serve on the committee.
For more information, contact Jackie at 918-857-0498.
4th grade students learn how painting can be done with more than just a paintbrush! Mrs. Francis lead students through a guided practice painting with plastic forks, and Mrs. Bear lent a hand!
Three cheers for FANTASTIC teachers!
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Pre-K students spend a lot of time working on small-motor skills. These skills help students with pre-writing skills and help prepare them to move on to Kindergarten.
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Happy Birthday to our students who had birthdays last week!!
"Happy happy birthday, on this your special day, happy happy birthday, that's what we're here to say!"
"Happy happy birthday, may all your dreams come true, happy happy birthday from all of us to you!"
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Just a reminder, Claremont Families:
National Walk to School Day is TOMORROW, Wednesday, October 5th!
The Wednesday Walking PALs group at Volunteers for Youth, community leaders and Claremont students will observe National Walk to School Day on Wednesday, October 5th.
All Claremont students, parents and community members are invited to meet at the north parking lot for First Baptist Church at 7:15 am to start the 8-block walk to Claremont.
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Head to the Claremore Public School Facebook page to see all the memories captured from all the homecoming events!
photos from https://www.facebook.com/ClaremorePublicSchools
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ATTENTION PARENTS!!
Want to get more involved in your child's school? Come join us for a PTO meeting, TODAY, October 3rd @ 3:15 in the Claremont Library.
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Kindergarten students practice their handwriting using chalk and chalkboards.
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Our Fall Book Fair begins a week from TODAY!!!
In the past, purchases from the book fair have been tax-free. Due to some changes in Scholastic's operations, all transactions will have tax added to them.
JOM will be offered for this fair. If your student has JOM - he/she will have $15 to spend on books at the fair!
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Hey, 2nd grade parents!!
🧠Last week, your child was a word surgeon! They mended two words by linking them together resulting in a contraction.
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Today is National Custodial Workers Day and we believe that at Claremont, we have the best there is!!
Thank you, Ms. Kat for always going above and beyond to ensure a clean, well tended place for our students to learn!
You shine bright!
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National Walk to School Day is Wednesday, October 5th!
The Wednesday Walking PALs group at Volunteers for Youth, community leaders and Claremont students will observe National Walk to School Day on Wednesday, October 5th. All Claremont students, parents and community members are invited to meet at the north parking lot for First Baptist Church at 7:15 am to start the 8-block walk to Claremont.
“Walk to School Day events raise awareness of the need to create safer routes for walking and emphasize the importance of issues such as increasing physical activity among children, pedestrian safety, traffic congestion and concern for the environment,” said Lindsey Martin, Rogers County TSET Healthy Living Program Coordinator at Volunteers for Youth. “The events build connections between families, schools and the broader community.”
Walking to school is an easy way for students to incorporate physical activity into their daily lives, helping them develop healthy habits for a lifetime. Benefits of walking include improving heart health, reducing stress, regulating weight, increasing brain power and improving sleep quality – all of which can help children live well and perform better in school.
The Wednesday Walking PALs project starts each school year the Wednesday after Labor Day for both Claremont and Roosa students and more information is available in the school offices. The project was started six years ago and follows the TSET Healthy Living Program guidelines for a “walking school bus” where adults accompany a group of children on a safe route to each school. The kids learn walking safety and discuss a new healthy living topic each week
Joining your child in walking to school, or any other time, can help reinforce the importance of physical activity and make it a fun, family affair. For more information about getting involved with Wednesday Walking PALs, please contact Volunteers for Youth at (918) 343-2530. Visit ShapeYourFutureOK.com for great ideas to make walking fun.
Shape Your Future is a community health education intervention that encourages Oklahomans to eat better, move more and be tobacco free. SYF strives to educate parents, teachers, caregivers and all Oklahomans on how to make the healthy choice the easy choice.
Find additional ways to move more and be healthier at ShapeYourFutureOK.com. You can also connect with Shape Your Future on social media by liking Shape Your Future on Facebook and following @ShapeFutureOK on Twitter.
We have some super spirited teachers at Claremont!! Check out our HOCO week dress up winners!!
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Check out our Students of the Month for August/September here: https://youtu.be/1e10BxpOAeI
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Kindergarten students learned about apples and Johnny Appleseed. On the last day of the week, students were invited to dress up like Johnny. Take a look at these precious "Johnny Appleseed's!"
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Claremont family, we need your assistance!! We are having a contest every day this week to determine the best dressed (and best spirited) teacher for homecoming week!
Here is what we need from you: Comment below with the photo number of the staff member(s) you think are the best dressed!
Here are the rules:
1. You may only vote for ONE photo.
2. Voting for Thursday's dress up day ends at NOON on Friday.
Thank you for helping us determine the best dressed "Surfer v. Biker" at Claremont!
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We are having a blast this homecoming week! Students dressed up with "beach hair, don't care or blue on Wednesday," and the hallways were a sea of blue!
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