Earlsboro Elementary student Lethanial Hinesley spins the “family” sorting wheel as Principal Stacey Barton watches, Jan. 17. About 90 first- through fifth-graders participated in the positive behavior intervention ceremony where they spun a wheel to choose one of four families, slid down an inflatable slide and got a T-shirt. Each week, the family with the most points for good behavior will receive a reward. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Members of the “ROC family” welcome Lane Whitlock during the Earlsboro Elementary School “Sorting Ceremony” on Jan. 17.
Project RESPECT Mental Health Provider Crystal Simonds holds a Roaree T-shirt up to Earlsboro Elementary student Pazlei Fry.
Earlsboro first-grade teacher Lisa Coomer gives Kaden Spurlin high-fives as he joins the "Roaree" family. About 90 first- through fifth-graders participated in the positive behavior intervention "sorting ceremony," where they spun a wheel to choose one of four families, slid down an inflatable slide and got a T-shirt on Jan. 17. Each week, the family with the most points for good behavior will receive a reward. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
After spinning a wheel and going down an inflatable slide, Judah Hopkins gets a hug from Earlsboro second-grade teacher Stephanie Kleckner before receiving a ROC T-shirt, Jan. 17. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Earlsboro Elementary student Gunner Sullivan gets high-fives from his fellow "Wassee family" members. About 90 first- through fifth-graders participated in the positive behavior intervention "sorting ceremony," where they spun a wheel to choose one of four families, slid down an inflatable slide and got a T-shirt on Jan. 17. Each week, the family with the most points for good behavior will receive a reward. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Earlsboro Elementary School has come up with a unique way to reward good behavior in students.
On Jan. 17, about 90 first- through fifth-graders took turns spinning a wheel that sorted them into “families.” Then, they got to go down an inflatable slide and receive their family’s T-shirt.
Each week, the family with the most points for good deeds will receive a reward....
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