TCS Primary GATE @GateTcs

Joined January 2020

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TCS Primary GATE @GateTcs

5 years ago

Today was first grade’s turn to create some poetry!

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TCS Primary GATE @GateTcs

6 years ago

I miss this class so much but remembered to snap these before I left the building. They did amazing with these inventor bios. Hopefully we’ll be able to finish the bracket virtually 😍.

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TCS Primary GATE @GateTcs

6 years ago

First graders working on perseverance with some tricky number puzzles today.

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TCS Primary GATE @GateTcs

6 years ago

These first graders blew me out of the water with their Country presentations to conclude our around the world unit!

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Final results of our most influential people debates are in! The third graders worked so hard to gather people who have made an influence on our world, and created these lists through friendly debates!

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6 years ago

My students are loving this questioning game. I write a noun above their head, and they can ask the class yes or no questions to figure out who or what they are. It is fun to watch them develop questions, and the class gets really excited when they get close.

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TCS Primary GATE @GateTcs

6 years ago

Watching some heated debates today in 3rd grade to decided who we think have been the most influential people of all times. Some people debated today included... Henry Ford, Alexander Hamilton, Harriet Tubman, and Neil Armstrong to name a few. Final top 25 list to be posted soon.

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6 years ago

The life cycle of a star in case anyone was wondering...

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6 years ago

Some amazing play dough creations from the first graders yesterday using recycled items from out chaos corner!

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6 years ago

I asked my students, “If Martin Luther King Jr. were still alive today what would he say we should still be fighting for?” They had amazing ideas, and they are the future! This is why we need to teach our students to take risks, learn from mistakes, and solve problem!