We're super excited to congratulate 2010 TMS Alum, Hagen Kearney, on his 2nd stint to the Winter Olympics! Go Hagen!!!! #teamhagen #olympics #telluridemountainschool
Why did the Roman Empire fall? Upper school students use arrow diagrams to try and determine some of the causes and factors that led to the fall of one of the greatest and most influential civilizations in the world.
Today is gear check! Tomorrow the Free Ride Committee departs for Jackson Hole for the weekend. Students will spend time with the Teton Science School deepening their knowledge of snow safety and backcountry touring.
Fun times skiing with the #montessori students on the magic carpet!
Congratulations to this week's "Work Hard, Play Hard" recipients! #telluridemountainschool #workhardplayhard
Aerial snowmen by the first and second-grade students. #telluridemountainschool
In celebration of MLK, students participated in an all-school art project.
The #Montessori students are learning about mammals. Everyone brought in their favorite mammal for Show-and-Tell today! #telluridemountainschool
Math is more fun when it's tangible! First and second-grade students practiced solving long division math problems today. #mathisfun #telluridemountainschool
Lower school students began a favorite writing unit, Painting the Sky! Students create watercolor paintings of different times of day and then write about each piece. A beautiful outlet for the student's creative sides! #telluridemountainschool
In true Telluride Mountain School fashion, upper school students opened Mountain Quail for the year! A great way to start the weekend! #telluridemountainschool #skipe
Ski P.E. dismissal for grades 3-12 will now happen at Carhenge at 4:00 Wednesday-Friday. Additionally, please reference this diagram to ensure you follow the appropriate traffic pattern when picking up your student(s).
If you're working on battling the holiday bulge, building a snow person may not be your best bet, but it's better than nothing! In science class TMS students determined that it takes around 117,000 joules to make a snow person which translates to only about 30 calories. #telluridemountainschool
Lower school creating some holiday cheer in art class #telluridemountainschool #art #snowflake
In a culminating unit in physics, students put a holiday twist on a classic egg drop challenge. Students designed different gift packaging to see if an egg would withstand the impact of a two-story drop. #telluridemountainschool
We are thrilled to have our first all-school Rock & Roll Academy concert in nearly two years! Students in grades 1st through 12th brought enthusiasm and talent to the stage playing everything from Jingle Bells to Tom Petty to Nirvana. Excellent job, TMS students!
Lower School students show off their holiday ornaments made out of felt during art class #telluridemountainschool
Genius Hour presentations were impressive! Students chose an area of interest and then designed prototypes that solved problems or took a more in-depth dive into a subject. Creations were anywhere from a soccer rebound device to lighted slippers to a personal s'more roaster! #telluridemountainschool #geniushour #science
Upper school students work on making body casts out of tape during #art class. Stay tuned for the finished pieces #telluridemountainschool
#purejoy The snow dances are working! We finally have some snow, and these faces say it all! #telluridemountainschool
