PTSO's
2023 fall festival will be on October 28th,2023 5-7 pm at OCES. Come out for an evening of fun.
-Photo Booth $1
-Admission $5
-Refreshments $1 (pop & water)
OCES would like to thank the Booneville/Owsley Fire Department for coming out and teaching our K-2nd grade students about fire safety today.
Mr. Jamie Alton with The KY Department of Fish & Wildlife visited OCES 4th grade on Friday. Discussing KY's mammals and exploring their structure, functions and adaptations.
We had more 💯's today on our sight word assessment!
Successfully reciting the days of the week and months of the year!
Matching all the letters of the alphabet!!!
Kindergarteners learning through play...
Dramatic play, working puzzles, building sightwords with play dough, online learning, and mini teacher! Our days are filled with various learning experiences!
Mrs. Gilbert & Mrs. Debbie's Class
Lots of 💯 on sight words today in Mrs. Gilbert and Mrs. Debbie's class!!!🦉🦉🦉
More 💯 today🦉
Woot Woot🦉🦉🦉
Look who made 💯 on their sight word assessment this week!
Mrs. Gilbert & Ms. Debbie's Class
Girls Who Code '23-'24 will kick off it's new year this Monday 9/25/23.
All interested OCES girls grades 3rd-5th are welcome to join.
Permission slips will go out this week and should be returned asap but no later than Monday morning 9/25.
I am super excited to get started!! Mrs. B♥
Color War Day at OCES
3rd grade fair game winners
Come out and enjoy Family Bake Night at OCES.
Scott Harvey coming to Owsley County Elementary!
Second grade received a sweet treat today for having the highest attendance last week.
Lots of 💯%'s on our first sight word test in Mrs. Gilbert and Mrs. Debbie's class!
3rd graders are working in groups as herpetologists in Mrs.Stamper's reading class this week to research various reptiles and amphibians!
Today our kindergarteners finished up our CKLA Nursery Rhymes and Fables unit. As a culminating activity for this unit, we had a nursery rhymes olympics. The students portrayed Jack and Jill carrying a pail of water up the hill. They portrayed the mouse in Hickory Dickory Dock and ran up the clock. They were "Jack" and pretended to be nimble and quick and jump over the candle stick. They helped Little Bo peep look for her sheep. They put Humpty Dumpty back together again. They all fell down and made a Ring Around the Rosey. They had a race as they portrayed the Tortoise and the Hare and learned that slow and steady really does "win the race."
All the students had so much fun acting out these nursery rhymes and fables. We have really dug deep into each nursery rhyme these first few weeks of school, learning the meanings of unfamiliar words in each one, gaining background knowledge, making predictions, identifying what's real and what's make believe, identifying characters and main events, describing details and so much more! We are certain that our students will always remember these nursery rhymes and today, learning through play, these nursery rhymes and fables came alive for students!
Crazzzzy hat/hair day!
Mrs. Gilbert & Mrs. Debbies Class
