On these pages our youngest kindergarten toddlers as well as the self-conscious 9th graders are merrily sharing their moments from our Eco-School program activities. And teachers as well! For it takes us all to make T.I.S go green ;)
T.I.S Eco Committee 1st meeting 21.10.2022
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On the 21. of October our Eco Committee met for the first time this schoolyear. The meeting agenda and minutes are
This spring preschool has been talking about different professions. Also taking a closer look at professions we don't see in everyday life, but we come daily in contact with their products or services. That is why we decided to visit the Food and Technology Faculty of Estonian University of Life Sciences. On a snowy Wednesday morning, our preschool group took the bus to meet Andres, a researcher of food science and technology. We did the necessary preparations, such as changing shoes, washing our hands thoroughly, to enter the research laboratory. At first, we got to do some practical activity- we made butter. Andres told us about the process: what we need to make it, how to make it and how and why the cream turns into butter. Everyone got a little cup to fill with cream. Then we all changed into “butter making machines” by shaking the cup until the cream turned into butter. It was not very easy, the cup needed shaking rather hard and it took time until the...
How the small things can make a difference Today in Grade 6 Science lesson we talked about the little yet so important things all students and their families can do to keep the planet healthy and clean. Below you see the good ideas and examples of students. Whenever I am with my mom I walk to school because our house is very close. We use wooden straws. We also collect bottles and put them in the recycle bin. Sometimes when I see trash on the ground I throw it away in the trash bin. Me and my family go every year 4 times in the forest and clean the part that belongs to us. Most of the time my grandpa and my and my cousins also help. Me and my family collect bottles and every year we recycle them and then we get money back. And we also put BIOwaste in sink food crusher. It works like that you put BIOwaste and it chops it to pieces. And everyday I come to school on a scooter.And everyday I come to school on a scooter. I don't really do this kind of stuff like I do...
As a teacher I find that it is important to believe in magic and to instill that belief into children. To be enchanted by the world around us and notice little joys everywhere, to let our imagination fly and our creativity bloom. That is why we decided to build an elf house with our 3 year old artists, or an house for anybody who decides to move in actually! We used some old boxes as the construction of the house which we painted blue, next came the important part of designing the insides. We got creative with the wallpaper and decorated one of the walls with candy wrappers (in this case the teacher being the biggest sweeth tooth). A toilet paper roll became a stove where all the future residents can cozy up to during the dark and cold winter evenings. There is plenty of fire wood to keep the fire going and warm the whole house. Future guests can take a little nap and rest their tired legs on a tree bark. There is no easy way to access the second floor where the sleeping quarters...
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