Fifth graders did an amazing job showcasing their creative sides last night. Karen Brown CCLS - St. Louis John Spangler

During campus shutdown, there is a difference between providing work that keeps Ss busy and sharing meaningful learning activities. The quicker we learn the difference the healthier & happier our students will be. Working on this myself... #LuthEd

Math manipulatives might be a little different this year, but it won’t stop us from learning, exploring, and discovering relationships with numbers. #ccls #cclschargers #iteachmath CCLS - St. Louis

We loved having new families visit tonight! We are looking forward to starting next week both face to face and virtually! #cclschargers #somethingbetter

Fifth graders did blind contour drawings which are warm up exercises before we get into more detailed drawings. Students (including some virtual ones) didn’t look at their paper when they drew their hands. CCLS - St. Louis #arted #arteducation #middleschoolart

Our Coding Club is currently placed 3rd out of 25 teams in the league. Awesome! John Lee is currently representing CCLS very well in the individual bracket for having a perfect score! Three other students are close behind and in the top 20.

Students can be creative in how they process God’s Word. One student reflected on when Nathan confronted David in his sin. Another student focused on their firm foundation in Christ. CCLS - St. Louis #cclschargers #SomethingBetterCCLS

Last day in 5Leible to create artifacts. We will be hunting for them and guessing them next week. Very creative students!

Hanging out at the 5th/6th grade girls volleyball game. Last game of the season. Great job girls!@cclschargers

Step 2 of the 5th grade Native American artifact find. Hiding the artifacts and then challenging another group to find them. Archeologists have a tough job! Ms. Leible CCLS - St. Louis

5Leible finds more Artifacts. This time from a Sunken ship. They are observing, sketching, and reading about them. CCLS - St. Louis Ms. Leible

5th graders working on a cubist face inspired by Picasso. CCLS - St. Louis #arted #arteducation #middleschoolart

5Leible plays Shut the Box getting ready for Colonial day. Games from the 1700’s are challenging. CCLS - St. Louis Ms. Leible

5th grade reads picture books from Chris Van Allsburg. These fantasy books make us think and wonder and imagine! Ms. Leible CCLS - St. Louis

5th grade Lieble sharing their book reports. We have paper bags, board games, newspapers, news reports and mini tin reports. We will share them in a gallery viewing tomorrow. Ms. Leible CCLS - St. Louis

March Madness Tournament of Books!! 5th and 6th graders get ready to rank their favorites. Next week we will complete round one of the competition. Stay tuned to see which books move forward. @CCLSJHIEBER Ms. Leible CCLS - St. Louis

Fifth graders are rocking the coding world with Spike Prime!

Fifth graders had a Revolution Leader debate against Loyalists and Patriots. Karen Brown CCLS - St. Louis

Seventh graders created an art exhibit for their assigned renaissance leader. CCLS - St. Louis