Addi,Piper, and Taylor from Central Tech taught our PreK students all about germs and proper handwashing. Each student examined the germs on their hands and then thoroughly washed those germs off.
H is for Hat Day!
H is for Hat Day!
Mrs. Matherly's Class enjoyed Game Day too! So fun!
G is for Game Day! We saw some great games today! Mrs. Baker's Class learned how to play war today!
F is for Flashlight Day! Thank you for sharing, Mrs. Fruits!
Cultivating a positive classroom community is such an important part of teaching and Mrs. Lynn has created an amazing project to help her students see the best in themselves and their classmates. "The Best of Me" writing project Students were asked to think about the best part of themselves and then describe why what they selected was the best part of them. Students went through the writing process - creating a rough draft, editing, and rewriting. Once final drafts were approved, Mrs. Lynn sent them off to be published in a book. She also created a bulletin board to share their great work! We are excited to see their books! We love they are building each other up and seeing each other in a positive light! Great work, Mrs. Lynn's class!
Mrs. Hinson's 2nd Grade class completed a hands-on project that is an engaging design challenge that allows students to learn how to do research, apply the engineering design process, and connect to a real-world STEM career. Students researched biomes (temperate forest, rainforest, tundra, taiga, desert, freshwater, ocean, and grassland), what plants and animals live in each one, and some adaptations associated with the wildlife in that biome. Students presented their research to the class and completed dioramas with their families. This project connects to the career of wildlife biology and its role in protecting and conserving animal habitats. Check out these amazing dioramas! Great work, Mrs. Hinson's Class!
E is for Extra Recess! Thank you for sharing, Mrs. Baker!
D is for Dance Day!
More pics from our Crazy Hair Day! Today is all about Dancing!
C is for Crazy Hair Day!
B is for Book Day! Students brought their favorite books and shared them with their class!
Ms. Little shared a favorite book and you could hear squeals of laughter throughout the halls! Tomorrow is Crazy Hair Day! We can't wait to see your wild hair!
More Art Day fun from Mrs. Dobson!
A is for Art Day!
Storm Preparedness-The storm shelter located in the Pre-K building at 119 W 9th Ave. will be opened in the event of severe weather. The south entrance off of 9th will be open. Please sign the sign in sheet. Pets are welcome but must be kept in carriers. The storm shelter will open in the event of severe weather 1)when there's a severe thunderstorm warning 2 counties away 2)when there's a tornado warning in Creek County.
As the year comes to an end we always look for ways to celebrate with academic twists. This year we are doing an Alphabet Countdown that will take you through the last 26 days of school to review the alphabet and have some fun. We hope you will join us in the fun! We begin tomorrow, April 2nd!
PreK and Kindergarten students learned all about Chick Embryology today thanks to Randi Hill's Chick Embryology Program from the OSU Extension. Mrs. Hill's daughter, Riley, is a member of 4-H at Bristow High School and brought a special guest, Darlin', a Cochin Bantam Chicken. Mrs. Hill surprised us all with another special guest, Freckles, a Black East Indie Duck. Mrs. Hill left fertilized eggs and an incubator for us to grow and hatch some baby chicks! Stay tuned for updates! We will have baby chicks in 21 days! Thank you for sharing this amazing program with us! We are excited to watch our little chicks develop and grow!
Only 100 spots available and they are filling up fast!
Missing a jacket, coat, or favorite sweater? We have lots of them! Lost and Found items have been placed in the LeForce Gym on the bleachers. Please claim your students’ belongings before or after your Parent Teacher Conferences.
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