Today at TCE we had students dressing like their teacher or principal and staff dressing like students!
Last week K-Cloum celebrated International Dot Day and author/illustrator Peter H. Reynolds by “making our mark!”
Our 5th graders started out their Retro Art unit with a bang! The students enjoyed learning about splatter paint techniques using neon tempera paint today. This will be the basis for their soon-to-be 1980s boomboxes! 📻📼 Small School, Big Results! 💙💛💙
TCE College Go Week activities.
We had so much fun in second grade experimenting with slime and root beer floats to see the three states of matter after learning about them all week!
These two sold the most boxes of chocolate for our recent fundraiser. They have won Pacer tickets!! Congratulations!
TCCS families of students that took ILEARN last school year: see your email for obtaining results.
TCCS will have a make up day on March 25th for the school day that was missed earlier in the school year.
Nurse Morgan visited 1st grade students today.
Artemis F. is our student of the month! She was so excited for her pizza!! Thank you to the Tipton Pizza King for supporting this program!
First grade using dot markers to dot their first letter of their name for national dot day!!
Third Grade collaborating with First Grade on our Community Helpers Project.
First grade got a surprise visit from a few Kokomo Firefighters. We are learning about community helpers.
Team Goad STEM challenge today was to try to save the people from the burning building. Students were given 20 popsicle sticks, 3 pipe cleaners and 10 pieces of tape to make a ladder.
Third graders learned about how our country became united after 9/11. Each student colored a tile which came together to make one big picture. America, with many unique individuals, came together to form one huge support team. Tri-Central Trojans use lifelines and life goals to learn how to do exactly that!
TCE picture day is quickly approaching!
Special speaker for third grade about 9/11 today.
Check out these Pre-K students creating their first paintings in the art room! Students learned that they have to hold their paintbrushes like a ballerina! They practiced gliding their brushes across the paper as the brushes stood on their tippy toes. 🖌️🧑🎨🎨 Small School, Big Results! 💙💛💙
First grade visitor today. Zooey came in to visit us with her community helper. Quincy is her diabetic dog and he can sense when her sugars are off.
Thank you to Sheriff Tebbe for visiting with our first grade students this past week.
