We are building phonemic awareness and letter recognition at TES. Students are learning how to delete initial sound and segment words. In kindergarten, students are focusing on proper formation of the letter “Jj.” Pre-k students created their family tree and discussed what they love about their family using a graphic organizer.
Congratulations to our “PAWSitively Amazing” students at Tallassee Elementary! These students were recognized for their wonderful leadership and doing great deeds for others. Keep up the great work!
T.E.S. had a magnificent time at our final day of Goodies with Grandparents! Thank you for joining us in this special event. Our students enjoyed every moment with their grandparents.
We had another great day at TES for our Goodies with Grandparents! We look forward to having more grandparents tomorrow. See you in the morning!
Day 1 of T.E.S. Goodies with Grandparents was fantastic! We look forward to having more grandparents Thursday and Friday. See you tomorrow!
Kindergarten classes learned about rhyming, settings, and characters through nursery rhymes. As they close out their unit, they had a wonderful time dressing up as their favorite nursery rhyme character and having a mini parade.
T.E.S. students showed their school spirit by wearing their favorite college apparel for College Colors Day. During Tiger News morning announcements, students received tips about college options and majors. Also, faculty and staff enjoyed a pregame tailgate.
T.E.S. students were thrilled to see the gym transformed for our BoosterThon Glow Run. They enjoyed every aspect of this event. Thank you to our parents and community members for their donations to support Tallassee Elementary School. A special thank you to our P.T.O. officers for organizing this memorable experience for our students.
T.E.S. students were thrilled to see the gym transformed for our BoosterThon Glow Run. They enjoyed every aspect of this event. Thank you to our parents and community members for their donations to support Tallassee Elementary School. A special thank you to our P.T.O. officers for organizing this memorable experience for our students.
Grandparents Day is Sunday, September 10th. T.E.S. looks forward to celebrating our grandparents at the “Goodies with Grandparents” event on September 6th - 8th! Please view the image below for additional information.
In observance of Labor Day, school will not be in session on Monday, Sept. 4th.
Congratulations to our “PAWSitively Amazing” students at Tallassee Elementary! These students were recognized for their willingness to assist in doing a good deed inside and outside the classroom. Keep up the great work!
As pre-k and kindergarten students focused on learning colors this week, the entire school supported them through the process. We participated in color themes and 4th grade students did activities with kindergarten classes.
Second-grade students loved the "Fairy Tales and Flapjacks" celebration today. Teachers prepared a special treat for the end of their knowledge domain on fairy tales and tall tales. T.E.S. teachers go above and beyond to make learning enjoyable.
We have had a week full learning at TES. Kindergarten students are being exposed to foundational handwriting skills and learning their months of the year. In the upper elementary classes, students are sharing their solutions to math problems and having instructional talks with their teacher. To reinforce skills, our students participate in a Kahoot review.
Tallassee Elementary Title I and resource teachers are gaining professional development on multi-sensory learning to apply this approach into their classroom.
The Orton-Gillingham multi-sensory instruction transforms beginning readers and students with dyslexia into skilled learners through an effective, fun, multi-sensory approach to reading and spelling. In this in-depth training, teachers have learned the importance of the three part drill that focuses on visual, auditory and blending. Also, basic and advanced phonetic concepts for decoding and encoding.
PreK students are exposed to play-based learning where they carry out their own ideas through play. They explore information in their surroundings in an experiential and exploratory way. Implementing the new Alabama Numeracy Act with quality professional learning is top priority as well.
At T.E.S., we are focused on building fluent readers through collaborative discussions, language comprehension and word recognition.
We blasted off into an absolutely awesome learning adventure at Tallassee Elementary School. Students and teachers were thrilled to be at school. See you tomorrow!
We have the best community support at Tallassee Elementary School. Our sponsors continue to go above and beyond for our students, faculty, and staff. Thank you for providing tasty treats and meals for faculty & staff, school supplies, and volunteering your time. We appreciate your continued support.
