Mrs. Charlene Owens and CES PLCs used Wonders writing rubrics and anchor papers to provide valuable feedback to students. CES will score writings a minimum of three times a year in grade-level PLCs and share vertically to ensure school-wide writing consistency. Way to go, CES!
First graders are making math a competition with the interactive panel. #learningisfun
Our 4th graders discussed how to practice social awareness. Students focused on 5 steps to become more socially aware to raise their EQ.
Character education with 5th grade focused on cyber bullying and the importance of online safety during their anti-bullying program.
6th graders focus on coping strategies for dealing with stress during their character education class today.
Mrs.Edwards students were learning about force today. By building ramps students discovered how different ramp sizes creates a different amount of force.
6th graders present their Google Slide presentations about Ancient Egypt using the new classroom Interactive Panel.
Mrs. White’s first graders working on calming transition between lunch and math. Mrs. White has implemented some great strategies to help her students refocus for the afternoon.
4th graders working on Emotional Intelligence or EQ and what they can do to self manage their responses to situations in a positive manner. Today’s focus was on taking a mindful break before you act.
4th graders working on Emotional Intelligence or EQ and what they can do to self manage their responses to situations in a positive manner. Today’s focus was on taking a mindful break before you act.
October is National Principals Month! Help us celebrate amazing principals for their hard work. Thank you, Mrs. Robin Halsey and Mr. Michael Conley!
Camp Shawnee staff working with 6 grade students on coping strategies in a 5 week character education program. Today’s focus was on anger. Students learned how to handle anger in a positive way and how to cope with situations that cause anger.
CES kindergarten students are working on their individual learning paths with iReady.
Mr. Hill uses a Nearpod lesson in his ELA class to both instruct and formatively assess his students while teaching abstract and concrete nouns.
Ms. Burchett’s Kindergarten students loved starting their beginning letter sounds lesson with a song and dance review of letters and sounds. #learningisfun
Mrs. McKenzie’s 1st graders were very engaged and focused as she modeled how to use draw models to solve subtraction problems.
Ms. Teresa helped sort bones to discover what the owl ate!
CES 4th graders had a science day of their own provided by their awesome teachers since they didn’t get to have their usual conservation day. The kids had an awesome time with a reptile show, painting birdhouses, dissecting owl pellets, and planting the flowers of their choice. GREAT day to be an Eagle!💛🖤
Our 4, 5, and 6th graders need to turn in the permission slip by Monday for bike rodeo on Tuesday!
Wear Pink Day for Breast Cancer Awareness!
