The Tisdale preschoolers explored our Not-So-Scary Halloween Box
Using tweezers, they reached over and through a yarn web to sort colorful Halloween treasures!
This playful invitation built fine motor strength, hand-eye coordination, and focus through curious hands and joyful discovery.





Second grade writers in 2B are giving thoughtful feedback to peers on the first published writing pieces of the year! βοΈπ Itβs inspiring to watch them grow as writers while celebrating and supporting one anotherβs work. βοΈπ


Arm tapping is a multisensory technique used to help Kindergarten students memorize and spell "red words". It involves tapping each letter or sound of a word down the arm, which helps connect the visual representation of the word with a physical action and strengthens memory through a combination of movement, sight, and sound!



Tisdale third graders in Mrs. Crawfordβs class are celebrating their hard work as nonfiction authors! π»π Students proudly presented their informational writing slideshows to their peers, showcasing all theyβve learned and practiced as informational writers. β¨π





Fall creativity in full color at Tisdale!πβ¨ KP students gathered beautiful autumn leaves, placed them under paper, and brought them to life with crayons, ultimately turning nature into art!



The Tisdale PTO brought a fresh twist to one of our favorite traditions with the newly rebranded Tisdale Color Run this past Friday! π¨πββοΈ Students ran a fun course around our school grounds, where they were showered in bursts of bright, colored powder and kept moving with music from our awesome DJ! πΆππ It was an event filled with laughter, energy, and colorful memories for our Rams!







Tisdale Rambassadors met with Dr. Matteo and Mrs. Aliano for the first Superintendentβs Student Advisory Council meeting at lunch today! π π These student leaders shared their ideas about whatβs working well at Tisdale and ways to make our school even better. Weβre so proud of their thoughtful contributions and leadership! ππ



Kindergarten students in Mrs Nagy's class are SO KIND! Today at Tisdale, they signed the kindness pledge. Be kind...pass it on! ππ




Our Tisdale third graders learned all about Argentina by exploring its location, flag, and culture in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. To wrap up the unit, students collaborated on an art project inspired by soccer star Lionel Messi. The result was a vibrant, larger-than-life Messi poster that was raffled off, giving four lucky third graders the chance to take a piece of their hard work home! π¦π·






Reading buddies from Mrs Klaus' and Mrs Nagy's classes are sharing their love of reading at Tisdale! π




Tisdale first graders are having fun composing and decomposing shapes! πΊπΉβ½οΈ Hands-on learning at its best!










Third graders in Mrs. Clewleyβs class are in the editing stage of the writing process. π Their editing glasses help them take a closer look at their writing as they check for capitalization, commas, punctuation and spelling!

Dater students joined Tisdale third graders to model what good sportsmanship looks like in action! After a friendly game of touch football, a few of our students were invited to join the Dater group for lunch, where they had a thoughtful conversation about what it means to show sportsmanship both on and off the field. Weβre proud of our students for learning how respect, teamwork, and kindness make every game and every day better. ππͺ





Tisdale third graders are celebrating their hard work as authors! βοΈπ Students shared their published nonfiction pieces with classmates and left thoughtful compliments for their peers. What a wonderful way to celebrate writing, learning, and each otherβs success! ππ




Kindergarten students at Tisdale kicked off their phonics lesson with the 3-Part Drill. This multisensory routine helps students review sound, strengthen phonemic awareness, and builds a strong foundation for reading success! ππ


Happy Diwali to our Hindu and Sikh community!
Diwali, also known as βthe festival of lights,β symbolizes light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance, and good over evil.
Diwali, also known as βthe festival of lights,β symbolizes light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance, and good over evil.

Kindergartners are writers! π Two students in KP proudly share their work with classmates and call on friends to give a compliment, share a comment, or ask a question!



Tisdale kindergarten students are becoming confident readers! ππ During Readerβs Workshop, they practiced reading their βLook Booksβ with a partner working to build fluency, teamwork, and a love for reading! πβ¨






Tisdale preschoolers took a fall nature walk and collected leaves, twigs, and other treasures to add to their Nature Boards. As they explored, they noticed colors, shapes, sizes, and textures all around them. Creating Nature Boards helps build fine motor skills, encourages observation, and inspired curiosity about the world outdoors.






After learning two vowels during word study, KR students learn to sort picture cards by hearing the sounds!



