Pamela Clark

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We kicked off the new year by doing a schoolwide growth mindset activity @CampbellAPS @ELeducation

We celebrated the 80th Day of School with Zero the Hero and her assistant counting with K and PreK students ⁦@CampbellAPS⁩

@CampbellAPS our whole school participated in a growth mindset activity to kick off the new year!@ELeducation

Our 5th graders @CampbellAPS presented at their fall expedition showcase this morning. @ELeducation @AATDYS

Check out these 4th graders @CampbellAPS who are reading mystery novels and participating in SEM-R book clubs @AATDYS.

We love a good @ThinkCampbell math lesson! ✖️➗

Yesterday, first grade kicked off their fall expedition by visiting staff @CampbellAPS who each shared interesting facts about the human body! @ELeducation

Thursday, October 12 was the 30th day of school @CampbellAPS, so Zero the Hero and her assistant celebrated with our VPI and Kindergarten students. @APSGifted @meekim16

Parents and students @CampbellAPS experienced some of the creativity, problem solving and teamwork which are the hallmarks of Odyssey of the Mind during tonight’s info session. @APSGifted @NovaEast11

Zero the Hero and her assistant say “Happy 20th Day of School!”@CampbellAPS @APSMath @APSGifted

5th graders at community meeting reminding us it’s Hispanic Heritage Month! 🇧🇴 🇸🇻

4th graders @CampbellAPS estimated the number of jelly beans in the jar just like the character Peter did in “Tales of a 4th Grade Nothing.” These two estimated 210 and the actual number was 211! Their prize was a turtle, like Dribble from the book. @APSGifted

Students @CampbellAPS presented a readers theater of “The Day the Crayons Quit.” They used an Affective Jacob’s Ladder reading tool to discuss the most effective ways to share feelings and why considering the perspectives of others is important. @APSGifted

Zero the Hero and her assistant help our VPI and K students learn about counting and place value. It also provides a leadership opportunity for our 5th graders @CampbellAPS @ELeducation @APSGifted @mskleif @CampbellCounts @APSMath

First community meeting of the year

5th graders created mnemonics to remember all the SEM-R reading strategies they will use to become better readers @CampbellAPS @APSGifted @UConnGifted

5th graders @CampbellAPS have been learning about growth mindset and the experimental method. @APSGifted @OConnor4_5 @APSscience

First graders @CampbellAPS created their own book pages using nonsense rhyming words inspired by the book, The Hungry Thing. @APSLiteracy @APSGifted

4th graders @CampbellAPS are learning how to use mind maps to be creative, organize their thinking, and share important information about themselves on their first day of school. @APSGifted @CampbellArtAPS