Video Tour Part 2

This is the second part of the video. It is about ten minutes long. The first part is below this.

If you can not see this video correctly or would like even more information go to the fifth grade page on the TMS website at
http://www.tps.k12.mi.us/web/our_schools/tms/welcome/index.htm

Tour of TMS for 5th Graders Part 1

If you can not see this video correctly or would like even more information go to the fifth grade page on the TMS website at

http://www.tps.k12.mi.us/web/our_schools/tms/welcome/index.htm

Sing Along with the Choir

Mrs. Andre, the choir director, has very high expectations for her vocal students. For instance, the most recent upcoming events include a select ensemble of seventh and eighth graders singing at Comstaock Park. During this time, the park owners will be lighting one light for every student in Lenawee county schools. That’s over 20,000 lights! The park singers have been practicing every day before school in order to perfect their songs.

The second upcoming event is for eighth graders. The eighth grade choir will be going around to the local elementary schools, (Patterson, Herrick Park, and Sutton) giving them a pre-look at their holiday concert.

Lastly, the seventh and eighth grade concert will be held on December 17. Come out to all of these events and support the choir!

Author: Stacia S.
Editor: Carley L.

We love it!

Everyone loves videos. That is why the Builders' Club decided to use some to help increase sales for the Scholastic book fair being held this week all day, including during conferences.


Each video has a short summary of a book the club members thought would be of special interest to students and maybe parents looking for good Christmas gifts.



If you are looking for a good book, you may want to check our our book fair. Sales also earn benefits for the Middle school. This is the conference schedule:
11/11, 5:00-8:00
11/12, 12:00 – 3:00, 5:00-8:00


There's something for almost everyone, every age group, reading level, and a large variety of subjects.

Fifth Grade Football

Last Saturday morning, at Tecumseh High School's football stadium, was the game rivalry of a lifetime. Okay, maybe not a lifetime, but it was a pretty interesting setup. At the beginning of the season, the fifth grade football sign up was so huge that the coach had to make two separate teams called Tecumseh and the Indians. So basically, it was the fifth grade vs. the fifth grade. The game started with Stacia (me!) singing the national anthem. Tecumseh had the starting kick-off at the twenty yard line, which Tecumseh caught. They ran to the thirty yard line but were sadly tackled by the Indians.

There were a lot of great plays during the game, not to mention a few injuries. Nothing serious though--the players got back up and played, despite their wounds.

Tecumseh started out ahead, but shortly after halftime the Indians shot right back and made three touchdowns, winning the game. Way to go boys! If you're interested, the fifth grade games are every Saturday morning at ten.

Written by: Stacia S.
Edited by: Laura A.