Timber Sage Elementary -

Tomorrow is a PLC day. #Learn230

Second grade finished their unit on Early Asian Civilizations! For their culminating activity, each student designed a scale to add to our 2nd grade dragon! #Learn230

Thank you to all of the families that enjoyed the Family Read Aloud. Not finished yet? Keep it until you are finished with it. Then please return the book to the library. #Learn230

Thank you to the girls who worked so hard on the Bully
Prevention Month presentation for the whole school!

🐾 After wrapping up our animal unit, the Kansas City Zoo brought the wild to us! 🦎🐍🐇 Students got to meet some amazing animals while reviewing what we’ve learned—warm-blooded vs. cold-blooded, backbones vs. no backbones, eggs vs. live birth, and so much more. Such an unforgettable way to bring science to life! 🌎#Learn230

Today we are celebrating Mrs. Wyse on Instructional Coach's Day! Mrs. Wyse is our go-to person for all things instruction, problem-solving, and friendship. Thank you for all you do, Mrs. Wyse!! #Learn230

Family Read Aloud! Finish the book this weekend! All spoilers will be covered in the library this weekend. I hope your family enjoyed the book and your time together. When you are finished with the book (take your time) please return it to the TSES library. #Learn230

TSES is over the moon to announce that we have the Spring Hill Elementary Teacher of the Year: Ms. Avery Ozier! What an amazing honor for this fantastic teacher! #Learn230

Family Read Aloud! Tonight, read chapters 27 and 28. Listen for the word eerie which means so mysterious, strange or unexpected as to send a chill up the spine. Did you catch what Mr. Wonka said to Charlie when he was the last? What did he win?

Please help us thank Elizabeth and Lope for all of the wonderful things they do to make Timber Sage a fantastic place to be. Happy National Custodian Day! #Learn230

Family Read Aloud! Tonight read chapters 25 and 26. Listen for the word dazzlingly which means shining very brightly like a star. How do TVs work if they don't work like Mr. Wonka thinks? #Learn230

Congratulations to Timber Sage para Sabre Handy for earning a Standing Ovation from the district for her hard work giving students extra support and care. Glad you are with us at TSES! #Learn230

Family Read Aloud! Tonight read chapters 23 and 24. Be listening for the word chute which means a steep, narrow path that things can slide down. What other animals would be good at opening nuts? Which would be great at making candies? #Learn230

Family Read Aloud! Tonight, read chapters 21 and 22. Listen for the word meddling which means interfering in something that does not concern you, especially when you are not supposed to be there. What is your favorite dessert and what would you look like if you became it? #Learn230

Kindergarten had an APPLE-SOLUTELY wonderful time celebrating Apple day today! Students learned about folk tale legend Johnny Appleseed, labeled the parts of an Apple, practiced counting 10 on top, graphed their favorite Apple flavors as a class, and ate Apple nachos as a grade level outside! 🍎

Family Read Aloud! This weekend, read through chapter 20. Listen for the word frothy meaning a foamy or bubbly appearance. What do you predict will be so special about this gum?

The morning meeting today was led by Samuel and Genevieve. Congratulations to all of the Leadership Award winners and to Ms. Olsen for a Standing Ovation Award. Have a great weekend! #Learn230

Family Read Aloud! Tonight, read chapters 17 and 18. Listen for the word oars which is a long pole with a flat, wide blade at one end used to row a boat. The author changes the mood of the book from calmly sipping chocolate to a fast-paced thrill ride using rhythm and short sentences and great describing words like “shrieked”, “like crazy”, and “a furious pace”. As a reader, did you change the mood in your imagination? #Learn230

Family Read Aloud! Tonight, please read chapters 15 and 16. Look for the word mischievous which means playing harmless tricks but not in a way that causes serious damage. Why do you think the oompa-loompas were perfect to work in the factory?