Students are grasping the principles of force and motion through hands-on experimentation. They conducted experiments altering the force on the ball, its rolling surface, and friction presence. Through observation, students gain real-world insights into force and motion.
Join TES in striving for attendance excellence! As classes work towards earning attendance incentives, every day is an opportunity to learn, grow, and excel. Good attendance benefits students individually and strengthens our classroom community, setting the stage for a bright future. Let's continue to seize every opportunity to learn and grow together!
We are thrilled to announce our Accelerated Reader Scholars of the Week at Tallassee Elementary School. This achievement is a testament to their dedication and passion for reading. Congratulations!
Kindergarten students were treated to a remarkable experience as they wrapped up their unit on the "qu" digraph with a royal tea party. This experience offered a charming and unforgettable opportunity to solidify their learning.
First grade learners are engaged in various forms of severe weather and safety precautions. As part of their creative expression, they crafted tornado illustrations using shaving cream, enhancing their understanding in an interactive and imaginative way.
Happy School Counselors Week! Ms. Stanton goes above and beyond to ensure that students feel supported in their academic and personal journey. Her efforts to foster resilience, confidence, and self awareness among our students are deeply appreciated.
Students enjoyed the book Thunder Cake. It focuses on a young girl who overcomes her fear of thunderstorms with the help of her grandmother. Students were delighted to participate in a baking activity that allowed them to delve into the themes and characters of the story.
We are thrilled to announce our Accelerated Reader Scholars of the Week at Tallassee Elementary School. This achievement is a testament to their dedication and passion for reading. Congratulations!
A heartfelt thank you to our PTO for organizing the duty-free lunch! We appreciate the hard work of our dedicated volunteers. Students enjoyed laughing and talking with parents, making the day even more special.
We are thrilled to announce our Accelerated Reader Scholars of the Week at Tallassee Elementary School. This achievement is a testament to their dedication and passion for reading. Congratulations!
The learning experience was fun for our first grade students. They celebrated the 101st day of school with a Dalmatian theme.
PreK and kindergarten students enjoyed celebrating and dressing up for the 100th day of school. Students participated in sorting and counting special snacks using base tens frames. These activities not only make learning fun but also reinforce important concepts. We celebrate educational milestones in creative ways to a positive and enriching learning experience for our students.
T.E.S. students and school personnel enjoyed a special treat to celebrate National Popcorn Day.
Students are learning to demonstrate the correct form with overhand throwing and how to throw with accuracy.
In music, T.E.S. students learned about types of notes. A tie is a curved line between two notes that joins their time values together so that they are played as if they were one note.
Kindergarten students learn the proper technique for a controlled brushstroke. Also, they were instructed on the different brushes to use for multiple mediums.
TES scholars have experienced lessons involving phonemic awareness. Teachers are exposing students to notice, think about, and work with the individual sounds in words. This includes blending sounds into words, segmenting words into sounds, and deleting the sounds in words.
Throughout this week, students have been actively engaged in learning about the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
While enjoying a great read aloud, students are developing auditory and verbal
proficiency through collaborative discussions.
The accountability report card score for 2022-2023 academic year has been released. TES score is derived from a combination of ACAP data on Academic Achievement, Academic Growth, and chronic absenteeism. In the image, you will find TES accountability report card.
