Extracurricular Clubs: Many schools offer after-school clubs, such as robotics, chess, drama, Spin the Wheel, debate, coding, and more, to provide additional learning opportunities and promote teamwork.

1. Sports and Physical Activities: Physical education classes and school sports teams allow students to engage in physical activities and develop teamwork and sportsmanship skills.
2. Field Trips: Schools may organize field trips to museums, cultural institutions, science centers, and other educational sites to enhance learning beyond the classroom.
3. Student Government: Some elementary schools have student government programs, enabling students to participate in decision-making and leadership roles.
4. Community Service Projects: Students might be involved in community service initiatives, helping them develop empathy and a sense of social responsibility.
5. Reading Programs: CPS elementary schools often run reading programs to encourage and track students’ reading progress.
6. STEM Activities: Schools may organize STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) activities to promote hands-on learning and problem-solving skills.