Summer ZEAL Day 10: Students earned their camper badge by participating in varies activities, games, and crafts.
Summer ZEAL Day 10: Students earned their camper badge by participating in varies activities, games, and crafts.
Summer ZEAL Day 10: 5th-8th grade biked at the Vian Lake Loop System.
Summer ZEAL Day 9: Kindergarten and 1st grade took a trip to Adair Park. Students enjoyed playing on the playground and feeding the ducks.
Summer ZEAL Day 8: 5th-8th grade took a fishing trip to Adair Park.
Summer ZEAL Day 8: Kindergarten and 1st grade went to the splash pad at Carson Park.
Summer ZEAL Day 7: Students earned their camper badge by participating in varies activities, games, and crafts
Summer ZEAL Day 7: Kindergarten and 1st grade visited Tahlequah library. Students participated in read-aloud stories, songs, dances, and a craft.
Summer ZEAL Day 6-8: Native ACE provided various cultural activities and STREAM activities to our 5th-8th graders. STREAM stands for: Science, Technology, Research, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics.
Summer ZEAL Day 6: 2nd-4th grade experienced the Extreme Animals exhibit hosted by John F. Henderson Public Library and Stilwell Public Library at the Mid-County Community Building. Students had an opportunity to meet all sorts of wildlife critters.
Summer ZEAL Day 6: 2nd-4th grade took a trip to Dripping Springs.
Summer ZEAL Day 5: Students earned their camper badge by learning about stars and constellations.
Summer ZEAL Day 5: 5th-8th grade hiked at J.T. Nickel Family Reserve.
Summer ZEAL Day 4: 5th-8th Grade went on a field trip to the Tenkiller Nature Center.
Summer ZEAL Day 3: Students earned their camper badge by participating in varies activities, games, and crafts.
Summer ZEAL Day 3: Students earned their camper badge by learning different mapping skills.
Summer ZEAL Day 3: Kindergarten and First grade went to the Stilwell Library.
Basketball Camp Opportunity!!
Summer School Menu for June 19th - June 22nd
Day 2 of Summer ZEAL@Camp Zion: Students earned their camper badge by learning other ways of camping in campers and our 5th-8th graders researched travel brochures on National Parks. The best part of the day was spent playing new games in active play.
