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Bond…Number Bond.
This is the first in a series of posts that TCS Math Specialist Tom Pittard is writing about Singapore Math. …
TCS Big/Little Buddies
Gracie (top) and Madison (bottom) One of TCS students’ favorite traditions is the Big/Little Buddy program. Older students are paired…
TCS Sixth Graders Raise Awareness and Money for Refugees During Service Learning Day
The TCS community learned various refugee experiences on Sat., Sept. 24 during the sixth grade-planned “The Refugee Experience: Service, Learning…
TCS Sixth Graders Learn African Drumming
Michele Smith practices African drumming with TCS sixth graders. Yesterday, Chuck Cogliandro, a musician who has been studying, performing…
Make and Play with TCS at Maker Faire 2016, Oct. 1 – 2
Director of Extended Day & Summer Learning Christy Robinson with her daughter (and former TCS student!), Onye. This year marks…
Building Character and Community at TCS
TCS Counselor Natalie Grubbs with her youngest daughter (and TCS pre-kindergartner!) Lena. BCC Lessons started in classrooms a couple weeks…
Why Singapore Math?
Tom and his son (and TCS third grader!) Thomas. Question: Kellye uses 1/4 of a package of raisins for a…
Bar models, number bonds, word problems, oh, my!
Dir. of Learning Design & Innovation/Interim Dir. of Student Life Melissa Scott invites TCS parents to a very special Parent…
TCS Sixth Graders Find ‘A Place of Refuge’ During First Two Weeks of School
TCS sixth graders had a very memorable first two weeks of school! Through "A Place of Refuge," the class' project-based learning (PBL)…
Glenda: A Beautiful Trip to a Wonderful Country
TCS Spanish Teacher Glenda Paulsen in Mexico this past July This past July, because of a travel grant I was…