Mrs. Telligman’s fourth grade class brought science to life this week with a series of hands-on learning activities. Students explored wavelengths, examined fossils, studied different types of soil, and even took part in excavation activities.

On Friday, students and staff wore red to remind everyone that "we show love with our words and actions".

On Thursday, students and staff wore blue to remind everyone that "we use calm bodies and listening ears".

On Wednesday, students and staff wore yellow to remind everyone that "we shine by learning and smiling".

On Tuesday, students and staff wore orange to remind everyone that "we include others and use kind words".

Students and staff kicked off Kindness Week by wearing green, highlighting a different theme each day. Green represented "we grow our brains and our kindness".

Mrs. Koenig’s class welcomed 2026 with a joyful toast party, where students wrote New Year’s resolutions or ways to spread kindness before enjoying toast topped with their own “butter of joy,” jelly, and cinnamon sugar.

From movie-themed spirit days to pajama day and even a trip to the movies, it was a week full of Christmas fun at Tecumseh-Harrison Elementary School!

Fifth graders traveled south of the border during Christmas Around the World, learning how the holiday is celebrated in Mexico.

Straight from Whoville to THE! Our students brought the holiday spirit with big hair, bold styles, and plenty of Grinch-worthy creativity during Whoville Hair Day at Tecumseh-Harrison Elementary.