Family Resources
How Does Play Lead to Academic Success?
By Jen Tatasciore, Director of Curriculum Play is the heart of everything we do here at TCS. It drives our…
Nurture, Challenge and the Power of Play
At The Children’s School, we often say “play is serious learning,” and our early-learning through eighth grade school community seeks…
Building Community Through Identity Development at The Children’s School
Morgan Darby, Lower School Director of Student Life & Director of Equity and Inclusion It’s not lost on me…
Celebrate Earth Day with Earth-Friendly Activities
One of our Building Character and Community (BCC) commitments at The Children's School is a promise to care and respect…
Pride Books for Kids
TCS Librarian Callie Benson selected these pride-themed and LGBTQIA+ books for preschool - middle school students. Picture Books for 3's/4's…
Flu Prevention Tips from Nurse Sharon
The Children’s School is closely monitoring the spread of novel coronavirus and assures families that its current risk to TCS…
Cold vs. Flu: What’s the difference?
By Nurse Sharon I often hear students tell me when they return to school after being home sick for 2…
Bucket-Filling Resources for Children that Teach Kindness, Care, and Respect
Care and respect for others is one of the core values The Children’s School teaches in Building Character and Community…
Nurse Sharon: Let’s Talk About Fiber
Consuming the recommended daily intake of fiber is vital for optimal health! This indigestible plant nutrient has the power to…
Sugar: The Not-So-Sweet Truth
By Nurse Sharon I recently attended an “Adolescent Health Symposium” at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta and was, for lack of…
