3rd grade read the book Balloons over Broadway by Melissa Sweet, the true story of Tony Sarg the creator of the balloons in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. The students learned how a gas makes a balloon float. They went on to created and design their own floats. The students made the balloons big by using vinegar and baking soda which made a gas and inflated the balloon. Here are some pictures of the students making these gases and capturing them in the balloon.
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Happy Thanksgiving from Roosa Elementary! A few pictures from our Thanksgiving Lunch!
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The Annual 2nd Grade Fairy Tale Ball took place at Roosa this week. Students enjoyed reading Fairy Tales and acting out the Once Upon at Roosa. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
**Happy Thanksgiving from Roosa Elementary!** Here are just a few more pictures from our Thanksgiving Lunch last week!
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More pictures from Mr. Isenbart's TSA (Technology Student Association) class came to show Roosa 4th and 5th grade about their science filled association. They constructed catapults and towers using everyday items; while exposing them to the basic concepts of TSA, including but not limited to problem solving, applications and teamwork using various STEM projects. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Claremore Public School teacher Brooke Lee, you're Oklahoma's Milken Educator Award Winner! Mrs. Lee is an English teacher at Will Rogers Junior High and received $25,000 award.
https://www.milkeneducatorawards.org/newsroom/videos/view/brooke-lee-claremore-oklahoma
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Mr. Isenbart's TSA (Technology Student Association) class came to show Roosa 4th and 5th grade about their science filled association. They constructed catapults and towers using everyday items; while exposing them to the basic concepts of TSA, including but not limited to problem solving, applications and teamwork using various STEM projects. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Mr. Isenbart's TSA (Technology Student Association) class came to show Roosa 4th and 5th grade about their science filled association. They constructed catapults and towers using everyday items; while exposing them to the basic concepts of TSA, including but not limited to problem solving, applications and teamwork using various STEM projects. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Mrs. Newman's 1st grade class brought home Splat the Cat book from their Scholastic Reading Buddies! Happy Reading!!! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
3rd Grade went on a field trip to The Cherokee Heritage Museum in Tahlequah. The students had read the book, The Trail on Which They Wept by Dorothy Hoobler and this trip corresponded it with the curriculum about the Cherokees moving into Indian territory. The students were able to hunt for arrowheads, tour through an Indian village and walk through the trail of tears museum.
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Third Grade went to Will Rogers Museum and got to make candles, make wool at the wool spinning station, watch the making of corn husk dolls and watch Cowboy Cal do some roping tricks.
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We know that being present is important for your child’s learning progress.
What can you do to help them be at school every day?
• Set a regular bedtime and morning routine.
• Lay out clothes and pack backpacks the night before.
• Don’t let your child stay home unless she is truly sick. Keep in mind complaints of a stomach ache or headache can be a sign of anxiety and not a reason to stay home.
• If your child seems anxious about going to school, talk to teachers, school counselors, or other parents for advice on how to make her feel comfortable and excited about learning.
• Develop back-up plans for getting to school if something comes up. Call on a family member, a neighbor, or another parent.
• Avoid medical appointments and extended trips when school is in session.
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Native American Club was learning about The Three Sisters Garden. The Native Americans showed the settlers how to grow these vegetables to survive. One component was the corn, these students were building their own corn.
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Kindergarten and 1st grade went to the Stephen Fite Concert and enjoyed An Ocean Adventure!
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Roosa upcoming events - All events are subject to change due to weather or scheduling - Check back for updates
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Chick-fil-A is thrilled to partner with the Claremore Public Schools Foundation. $1 of every gallon sold this month will go to benefit this worthy organization. Make plans to enjoy Sweet Tea, Unsweet Tea, or Lemonade. Our Lemonade is hand squeezed and mixed fresh daily made with either cane sugar (regular) or Splenda (diet). Stock up for your holiday parties!
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Roosa celebrates World Kindness Day by wearing cardigans in honor of Mister Rogers.
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With the 14-7 win against Tahlequah this past weekend, the Claremore Zebras have earned a spot in the first round of the playoff games. They will make a road trip to McAlester on Friday night.
Get out your cold-weather #ZEBRARED and plan on showing your #ZEBRAPRIDE as we take on the Buffalo.
“Veterans know better than anyone else the price of freedom, for they’ve suffered the scars of war. We can offer them no better tribute than to protect what they have won for us.” - President Ronald Reagan, 1983
We honor our final three staff members who have served: Bruce Riggs, Ben Russell, and Jake Steven. Let's show them some #CPSZEBRAPRIDE and admiration of their service in the comments below.
As people march in parades, wave their flags, salute their soldiers, and speak of the sacrifices the men and women of our armed forces today, we are taking the time to honor the staff of Claremore Public Schools that have served our great nation. We also acknowledge their calling and continued service the future of this nation as teachers and influencers here where we are shaping the next generation. Here's to the four service women at CPS: Darla Meisinger, Karen Olari, Lisa Puglsey and Brandy Albert.
Give them a #CPSZEBRAPRIDE shout-out below for their service.