Friday, January 27, 2012

Reading Mime Visits TMS




Mime Robert Rivard visited Tyrrell to present his “Literacy Alive” program, bringing several different characters and story lines to life. He invited some students onstage with him to act out parts and mimic his dramatic actions.

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

2012 Geography Bee Winner


I wanted to take the time on behalf of all of the Social Studies teachers to extend a special thanks to all of the teacher, students, and staff that supported the Geography Bee this year.
The twelve finalists all did a tremendous job!
Congratulations to Domenic Setaro our school champion!
Special thanks to Mr. Toller and Mrs. Wright for being judges during the second and final rounds.
From Mrs. Garbus

Monday, January 23, 2012

Geography Bee Final Round Announced

Congratulations to the following students for qualifying for the final round of the National Geographic Geography Bee. The final round will be held Tuesday January 24th during periods 1 and 2. Each finalist will have the opportunity to invite two classmates to attend the final round to cheer them on. Congratulations to:

Matthew Stojanov
Domenic Setaro
Jesse Fucito
Jacob Peck
Arbien Isaku
Zack Brodesser
Kyle Fishbein
Jillian Noack
Cheyenne Olmstead
Logan LaFountain
Ian Mackie
Luke Petillo

Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Mrs. Uccello's Honors Reads a Christmas Carol




We read A Christmas Carol, and we focused on the character of Scrooge and his transformation. We were lucky enough to have the chance to attend a showing of this play (presented by WAMS) at the Palace Theater. The play was wonderfully executed and helped bring the story to life for the students! The students’ final project was to decorate our door for the annual TMS door decorating contest. They put in a large amount of effort depicting the setting of London in mid 1800, specific character traits of Scrooge, his transformation due to the spiritual visitors, and the overall theme of the story. They were thrilled to have come in third place out of all the classes! It wasn’t just great reading for the students; it was also a great amount of fun!