Learning centers in Kindergarten keep our students engaged in their mathematical work! Go Cougars!
Kindergarten mathematicians use sand trays to form selected numbers. This multi-sensory approach helps lock in learning for our students.
P.E. with Mrs. McCurry and Ms. Reitano is always fun and games, and even some hula hoops! Teamwork makes the dream work in the gym!
Fifth graders at Coolidge School working together to solve different tasks in math!
Working together with peers in 3rd grade at Coolidge School increases engagement, thinking skills, and collaboration in math!
Congratulations to all our candidates that participated in the Coolidge Student Council elections. We listened to 23 wonderful speeches and participated in the democratic process of voting!
Student Council speeches and elections taking place this afternoon at Coolidge School. So impressed by the speeches of all our candidates as we see democracy in action! Go Cougars!
More 4th grade Immigration Presentations!
A sneak peak into social studies: 4th graders are presenting their heritage projects!
Smile! It's Friday! Kindergarten students follow their soft start routine with their awesome safety patrol fifth grader.
Kindness in chalk sure spread some cheer! Thank you, Mrs. Mapes, for organizing such a fun activity! ☀️
4D playing Yahtzee to practice multiplication.
Week of Respect day 2 focused on working as a team, because team work makes the dream work! We also spread kind messages with chalk on the blacktops🌈
4D is showing our kindness to others in chalk.
Kindergarten students spend time noticing their surroundings and things from nature, taking notes of songs and characteristics!
We kicked off Week of Respect with a School-wide meeting, where we gathered in blue and discussed about how to show respect and kindness 💙🐾
Fourth graders using math centers to review for our chapter test tomorrow.
You can read here, you can read there, you can read anywhere!
Exploration, investigation and discovery helps us learn outdoors in Kindergarten at Coolidge Scool!
3L enjoyed coding and dividing words into their syllables. Then students manipulated the syllables to make nonsense words to read!
