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Hello Tenino Families! It’s March! Here’s wishing everyone a happy St. Paddy’s day in advance. There are so many great things going on here at the home of the Tigers. As I write this, the halls are decorated with student art, as we get ready for the Art Auction. Last year this PTA event raised thousands of dollars, which we have put to good use including updated safety equipment (radios and emergency backpacks), playground equipment (basketballs, Frisbees and hoola-hoops), enrichment programs (student leadership, Legos, Cup Stacking and Board Games) and last but not least, our Community Garden. With the assistance of parent volunteers and a variety of community organizations, we have installed six garden beds, a shed and a greenhouse! Stop in and take a look at this excellent project! Academically, we continue to emphasize and teach the ability to persevere when trying to solve difficult or challenging problems, especially in the area of math and writing. Sometimes students get frustrated and give up. Instead, we encourage them to hang in there, try different strategies and exercise a growth mindset. It’s not that they don’t understand, it’s that they don’t understand YET! One way you can help at home is to connect mathematical concepts to real life. Everyday situations like cooking or shopping can be great opportunities to practice math. Ask your child to predict how much several items might cost, then compare their answer with the receipt. Kids love guessing about money! Ask them to share their reasoning and what strategies they used. Another fun way to integrate math at home is to play board games such as Uno, Connect Four or Cribbage. These games help kids identify patterns and develop number sense. These simple, fun activities can go a long way in reinforcing important academic skills at home. Also, thank you for your support regarding changes in schedules due to ice and snow. I hope our communication was clear and timely so you could adjust your family’s schedule without too much disruption. Our goal is to always maximize opportunity to learn while also keeping students, staff and parents safe.
Thank you for your support and Go Tigers! Proud to be your principal. Mr. Harrington
http://www.elem.teninoschools.org
Math Night
Fun
Community Matters
Community Matters February Award Winners
OVER $12,000 RAISED!!!!!!! What a WONDERFUL Art Sale & Auction we had again!!!! We say it every year but every year it’s true: our PTA is the most amazing group EVER! Year-round work goes into getting all the donations, making phone calls and creating the most amazing auction baskets! Your hustle and creativity is so greatly appreciated! Thanks to all the volunteers that came in to help set-up and clean-up! THANK YOU TO ALL THE LOCAL BUSINESSES AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS for help in supporting our schools!!!!
3rd Grade Award Winners
Class Pictures March 14
4th Grade Award Winners We will be having a Scholastic Book Fair during conference week! Please remember that
March 27-30
TAX IS NOT INCLUDED!!!
Please send your child with enough money to cover tax. Thanks
If you have not yet and would
When: Saturday, October 28, 2017 like TES to schedule Where: MP Room a conference
with your student(s) teacher, 8:00 a.m. Race Registration Opens a please email them or leave 8:45 a.m. Race Registration Closes message with the office. 9:00 a.m. 5K & 10K Runs Begin 9:30 a.m. 1M Halloween Hustle
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Tenino
S Come in your costume! N All Halloween Hustle participants will O receive a ribbon, bib and Trick-or-Treat bag W Open to ages 3-12
10:30 a.m. Race ResultsF & Awards
U
[email protected] N
Food Drive & Benefit
Tenino Food Bank Plus Saturday, March 31 11:00 am dedication to the warehouse Robin Rudy MemoriaLRun All Bike Clubs Welcome Live Band & Live Auction at The Eagles in the evening
Kate Burkhardt, Ynavi Rodriguez, Sonya DeLoera, Nina Petersen, Araceli Leyva-Orozco, Rory Marchesano-Ricker, Emma Yeager, Tyler Lewis, Landon Krom, Tressa Carbonneau, Griffin Hussey, Jesse Spiri and Mason Metcalf
5th Grade Award Winners
Maddie Westman, Ronin Wachter-Parent, Chase Stiltner, Avery Moats, Isaiah West, Baylee Ahrens, Chloe Grayless, Devyn Spears, Makaela Kashani, Jaeleen Woodward, Brendon Givens-Fielder and Hunter Rogers
Guy Lowery, Emma Goff, Gio Delaossa, Jackson Blake, Cadance Dell, Eden Rush, Caleb Shafer, Jack Burkhardt, Tyler Minerich, Brynn Williams, Holly Thoren, Layla Dillon, Andrea Cabrera, Taylor Iverson, Jenessa Culp and Emily Whitehill
March 2018 Sunday
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Monday
5
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
6
Friday Saturday3
1
2
3
8
9
10
15
16 In-Service Day No School
17
21
22
23
24
28
29
30
31
7 4th Grade Concert
11
12
13
14 Class Pictures
18
19
20
25
26
27
ACT Late Start 10:20 am
Scholastic Book Fair
Spring Conferences
(Early Release)
TES Spirit Assemblies are held in the MP Room at 12:45 pm
Coming in April 2-6 - Spring Break 18 - ACT Late Start
Tales
Hello Tenino Families! It’s March! Here’s wishing everyone a happy St. Paddy’s day in advance. There are so many great things going on here at the home of the Tigers. As I write this, the halls are decorated with student art, as we get ready for the Art Auction. Last year this PTA event raised thousands of dollars, which we have put to good use including updated safety equipment (radios and emergency backpacks), playground equipment (basketballs, Frisbees and hoola-hoops), enrichment programs (student leadership, Legos, Cup Stacking and Board Games) and last but not least, our Community Garden. With the assistance of parent volunteers and a variety of community organizations, we have installed six garden beds, a shed and a greenhouse! Stop in and take a look at this excellent project! Academically, we continue to emphasize and teach the ability to persevere when trying to solve difficult or challenging problems, especially in the area of math and writing. Sometimes students get frustrated and give up. Instead, we encourage them to hang in there, try different strategies and exercise a growth mindset. It’s not that they don’t understand, it’s that they don’t understand YET! One way you can help at home is to connect mathematical concepts to real life. Everyday situations like cooking or shopping can be great opportunities to practice math. Ask your child to predict how much several items might cost, then compare their answer with the receipt. Kids love guessing about money! Ask them to share their reasoning and what strategies they used. Another fun way to integrate math at home is to play board games such as Uno, Connect Four or Cribbage. These games help kids identify patterns and develop number sense. These simple, fun activities can go a long way in reinforcing important academic skills at home. Also, thank you for your support regarding changes in schedules due to ice and snow. I hope our communication was clear and timely so you could adjust your family’s schedule without too much disruption. Our goal is to always maximize opportunity to learn while also keeping students, staff and parents safe.
Thank you for your support and Go Tigers! Proud to be your principal. Mr. Harrington
http://www.elem.teninoschools.org
Math Night
Fun
Community Matters
Community Matters February Award Winners
OVER $12,000 RAISED!!!!!!! What a WONDERFUL Art Sale & Auction we had again!!!! We say it every year but every year it’s true: our PTA is the most amazing group EVER! Year-round work goes into getting all the donations, making phone calls and creating the most amazing auction baskets! Your hustle and creativity is so greatly appreciated! Thanks to all the volunteers that came in to help set-up and clean-up! THANK YOU TO ALL THE LOCAL BUSINESSES AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS for help in supporting our schools!!!!
3rd Grade Award Winners
Class Pictures March 14
4th Grade Award Winners We will be having a Scholastic Book Fair during conference week! Please remember that
March 27-30
TAX IS NOT INCLUDED!!!
Please send your child with enough money to cover tax. Thanks
If you have not yet and would
When: Saturday, October 28, 2017 like TES to schedule Where: MP Room a conference
with your student(s) teacher, 8:00 a.m. Race Registration Opens a please email them or leave 8:45 a.m. Race Registration Closes message with the office. 9:00 a.m. 5K & 10K Runs Begin 9:30 a.m. 1M Halloween Hustle
/
Tenino
S Come in your costume! N All Halloween Hustle participants will O receive a ribbon, bib and Trick-or-Treat bag W Open to ages 3-12
10:30 a.m. Race ResultsF & Awards
U
[email protected] N
Food Drive & Benefit
Tenino Food Bank Plus Saturday, March 31 11:00 am dedication to the warehouse Robin Rudy MemoriaLRun All Bike Clubs Welcome Live Band & Live Auction at The Eagles in the evening
Kate Burkhardt, Ynavi Rodriguez, Sonya DeLoera, Nina Petersen, Araceli Leyva-Orozco, Rory Marchesano-Ricker, Emma Yeager, Tyler Lewis, Landon Krom, Tressa Carbonneau, Griffin Hussey, Jesse Spiri and Mason Metcalf
5th Grade Award Winners
Maddie Westman, Ronin Wachter-Parent, Chase Stiltner, Avery Moats, Isaiah West, Baylee Ahrens, Chloe Grayless, Devyn Spears, Makaela Kashani, Jaeleen Woodward, Brendon Givens-Fielder and Hunter Rogers
Guy Lowery, Emma Goff, Gio Delaossa, Jackson Blake, Cadance Dell, Eden Rush, Caleb Shafer, Jack Burkhardt, Tyler Minerich, Brynn Williams, Holly Thoren, Layla Dillon, Andrea Cabrera, Taylor Iverson, Jenessa Culp and Emily Whitehill
March 2018 Sunday
4
Monday
5
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
6
Friday Saturday3
1
2
3
8
9
10
15
16 In-Service Day No School
17
21
22
23
24
28
29
30
31
7 4th Grade Concert
11
12
13
14 Class Pictures
18
19
20
25
26
27
ACT Late Start 10:20 am
Scholastic Book Fair
Spring Conferences
(Early Release)
TES Spirit Assemblies are held in the MP Room at 12:45 pm
Coming in April 2-6 - Spring Break 18 - ACT Late Start
