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Fourth grade students during soft starts first thing in the morning designed to grow innovative thinking through problem solving, communication, critical thinking, and creativity. #THEChoice #Launchintolearning
Mrs. Keen’s 4th grade students are learning fractions using hands-on manipulates like play dough and chocolate. What a fun and engaging way to learn math! #THEChoice #Launchintolearning
Making catapults in the after school STEM class. Teams have to work collaboratively, to be problem-solvers, be creative, and to think critically. Our students get to design, fail, and try again to learn to be risk-takers to support our innovative and engaging learning. #THEChoice #Launchintolearning (literally 😁)
Mrs. Wynn’s Kindergarten Weather Watchers! They learned about how and why we explore the weather. They observed and drew the weather outside. They will return to this topic throughout the year as the weather conditions change! #THEChoice #Launchintolearning
A glimpse into first grade’s soft starts which is intentional time devoted to inquiry-based learning combined with social-emotional learning which equals creative and happy students. #THEChoice #Launchintolearning
Our 5th grade students got their pottery back they made personally through the Traveling Art Studio. Awesome job, artists!!!
We were so excited to have Mr. Sims join us as a Watchdog Dad on Friday! He helped with car duty and our fire prevention activities. If you would like to be a Watchdog Dad or volunteer at Tyson, please contact us at (479) 750-8862.
Wear your field trip shirts tomorrow! We’re going to make a rainbow at our TNT assembly!
Multi-sensory learning in Kindergarten! We are making letters with finger lights and lots of fun ways! ❤❤❤
Today is National Custodian Day. We are so grateful for our wonderful custodians who come to school everyday to help make a positive difference for our students!
Fifth graders at Tyson Elementary School learned about the ecosystem at Lake Fayetteville. They went on a hike where they saw various producers and consumers. The beautiful Blue Heron was out for all to see as well as two large copperhead snakes! Watch your step! They looked for evidence of humans as well. The students got to use dip nets to collect organisms from the creek. Once back at the science center, students took turns using a plankton skimming net to collect microscopic organisms from the lake water. They then Identified various phytoplankton as well as zooplankton. 🤓
Mrs. Guzman and Mrs. Pruitt led an optional professional learning session on interactive and shared writing for other teachers. This is another reason we love our school. #THEChoice #launchintolearning
Please remember to take a moment and fill out the Free and Reduced Lunch form
Apply at https://www.schoolcafe.com/ by September 25th
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=507_7wbFMH4
Springdale Wanting to Hire More Bus Drivers
https://www.nwahomepage.com/news/knwa/school-district-allows-parents-to-joins-kids-in-class-to-learn-english/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_KNWA_-_Northwest_Arkansas_News
If you are interested in our SFLP program where you can learn English and learn along side your child at school, please contact our office at 479-750-8862.
Si está interesado en nuestro programa SFLP donde puede aprender inglés y aprender junto a su hijo en la escuela, comuníquese con nuestra oficina al 479-750-8862.
Yearbooks are available for $10 from now to November 1st then the price will go up.
This week is student-led conferences. You are welcome to stop by our book fair while you are here.