Randy Gonzalez reading Dog Man! Keep It Up!
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Jason Harjo Jr. reading at home! Good Job!!
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Today, we celebrate National Coaches Day by thanking our Anadarko Public School Coaches.
Coaches do more than teach the fundamentals of a sport. They model perseverance, teamwork, and integrity. They shape the character and confidence of the students they lead.
Their investment of time, energy, and heart extends far beyond practice schedules and game days, leaving a lasting impact that reaches well into our classrooms and communities.
To every coach in our district, thank you for the example you set and the countless ways you inspire our student-athletes to grow, learn, and lead. Your work represents the best of who we are - Anadarko Community Strong.
Coaches do more than teach the fundamentals of a sport. They model perseverance, teamwork, and integrity. They shape the character and confidence of the students they lead.
Their investment of time, energy, and heart extends far beyond practice schedules and game days, leaving a lasting impact that reaches well into our classrooms and communities.
To every coach in our district, thank you for the example you set and the countless ways you inspire our student-athletes to grow, learn, and lead. Your work represents the best of who we are - Anadarko Community Strong.
Mason Barker enjoying his book! Way to go!!
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More action pictures from the previous post...CONGRATULATIONS to the Anadarko Warriors Special Olympians! Our team competed in bowling today, 10/3/25 in Lawton. Special Olympians are Jayden Mosby, Darrell Branch, Zoey Parker, Kennidee Gordon, Veronica Coffey, Madison Bradshaw, Eggy Longhat, Adrian Smith, Jude Gouge, Brice Mosby and Gavin Johnson. The team is coached by Kathy Kappelle, Carla Chenoweth and Jennifer Bradshaw. Also assisting with the team today was Lela LaPointe and Kim Reed.
CONGRATULATIONS to the Anadarko Warriors Special Olympians! Our team competed in bowling today, 10/3/25 in Lawton. Special Olympians are Jayden Mosby, Darrell Branch, Zoey Parker, Kennidee Gordon, Veronica Coffey, Madison Bradshaw, Eggy Longhat, Adrian Smith, Jude Gouge, Brice Mosby and Gavin Johnson. The team is coached by Kathy Kappelle, Carla Chenoweth and Jennifer Bradshaw. Also assisting with the team today was Lela LaPointe and Kim Reed.
Alice Riley reading the whole way home! Awesome job Alice!
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Happy Custodian Appreciation Day!
Stormi Stroud reading with mom. Keep it up Stormi!
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Clarissa Guoladdle PreK reading a book she checked out of the school library to mom! Good Job!
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After school reading with Jackson & Kymber Wishon! Way to Go Wishons!!
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Hayzel Brooks and Mayzee Brooks reading bedtime stories with their daddy!
There's no app like the parent's lap!!
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There's no app like the parent's lap!!
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Brenlee Price came straight home from school, grabbed her book from her backpack, and went straight to reading her new chapter book from school.
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If you would like to add to your child's home library, Mission has books to give away! There are several different levels and types of genres. Kids love reading non-fiction as well as fiction. Don't worry if the books are at a higher reading level than your child's, because that gives you more opportunities to read to them!
Drop by Mission and check them out!
Drop by Mission and check them out!
Caylin Cole 2nd grade
Reading: The School Secretary from the Black Lagoon
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Reading: The School Secretary from the Black Lagoon
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Sailor Stroud relaxing and reading.
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It is awesome to see so many of our parents that have accepted the challenge of reading with their children. I love seeing the pictures and it is never too late to join the challenge. Parents you are making a difference!!
Thank you,
Jerry McCormick
Thank you,
Jerry McCormick
Quinton and Lakynn Head are reading in between extracurricular activities.
***Note to add car was parked while reading.
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***Note to add car was parked while reading.
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Seth Wright, Kindergarten, Ms. Harlan’s class, is reading his library book, “Go, Dog Go!” by Dr. Seuss with his mom.
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We have been so pleased with all of the pictures of all of the great reading experiences you are having at home with your children. We wanted to take this opportunity to share some more information about the importance of reading aloud to kids. This information and more can be found at https://www.pbs.org/parents/thrive/why-reading-aloud-to-kids-helps-them-thrive.
Reading aloud to kids has clear cognitive benefits. For example, brain scans show that hearing stories strengthens the part of the brain associated with visual imagery, story comprehension, and word meaning. And the landmark Becoming a Nation of Readers report from 1985 concluded that “the single most important activity for building knowledge for their eventual success in reading is reading aloud to children.”
But reading also strengthens children’s social, emotional, and character development. According to a recently published study, reading to very young children is linked to decreased levels of aggression, hyperactivity, and attention difficulties. The study’s lead author shared this insight with The New York Times, “When parents read with their children more . . . they learn to use words to describe feelings that are otherwise difficult and this enables them to better control their behavior when they have challenging feelings like anger or sadness.”
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Reading aloud to kids has clear cognitive benefits. For example, brain scans show that hearing stories strengthens the part of the brain associated with visual imagery, story comprehension, and word meaning. And the landmark Becoming a Nation of Readers report from 1985 concluded that “the single most important activity for building knowledge for their eventual success in reading is reading aloud to children.”
But reading also strengthens children’s social, emotional, and character development. According to a recently published study, reading to very young children is linked to decreased levels of aggression, hyperactivity, and attention difficulties. The study’s lead author shared this insight with The New York Times, “When parents read with their children more . . . they learn to use words to describe feelings that are otherwise difficult and this enables them to better control their behavior when they have challenging feelings like anger or sadness.”
Parents/Guardians, if you would like to submit pictures for our Read Aloud Challenge, please email atoyebo@apswarriors.com.
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