The Readathon was such a fantastic day of exploring genres, welcoming guest readers, and lounging around in PJs with good books and great company. We enjoyed visits from special stuffed friends, 7th grade buddies, and a sweet canine. It was also a wonderful way to say goodbye before Spring Break. Author, educator, and family advocate Brook Pessin-Whedbee, was […]
Last year we were excited to develop a Science Vision for TBS with the work of faculty and parenting adults. If you haven’t had a chance to read it, I encourage you to–it’s an inspiring document! In order to make progress towards this vision, and to better use technology to enable students to “engage a […]
We started the week with introducing the relationship between multiplication and division. Temescalians cut out and practiced this relationship by using fact family triangles. The three points would be different parts of the number sentence. For example, each point would have 3, 7, 21. If you read it as a multiplication sentence, you could say […]
