Extracurricular Activities

The Crochet Club is open to ten students in third through fifth grade.  The goal is to learn basic crochet stitches.  The club meets twice a month on Wednesdays from the end of September through February.

The 5^th grade Drumming Ensemble is offered only during the first semester. The group meets on select Wednesdays after school till 3:30 p.m. They perform in the Winter Concert. The ensemble performs on conga style drums called tubanos along with other untuned percussion (bongos, hand drums, guiro, cowbells, maracas, etc.)

The 5^th Grade Musical is open to any interested 5^th grader. Auditions and rehearsals are after school, and the performances are in early May. Students have to audition for a lead role, but do not have to audition to be part of the chorus. Students who are known to model responsibility are selected for behind the scenes parts like stage crew and lights.

Girls on the Run is an activity offered to girls in 3rd-5^th grade. We are building mind and body connections through mini lessons and training to complete a 5K.  The girls will gain confidence through accomplishment, make friends and grow their mental and physical activity. 

Throughout the year, Green Team confronts real world problems with creative projects aimed at making the planet greener. Open to 2nd and 3rd grade students, Green Team explores fun ways to reduce, reuse, and recycle while educating students about the environment. 

The TME Kindness Crew is a club for students that are dedicated to spreading kindness throughout our school family and community. Students in grades 2-5 are welcome to participate.

The Leadership Team gives students an opportunity to develop leadership by organizing and carrying out school and community service projects. The members contribute to school spirit, promote school events and fundraisers, and look for ways to help Towne Meadow and the Carmel community.

Lego League provides an educational and social outlet for students interested in STEM.  The club aims to boost readiness in an increasingly technical world.  This club is open to students kindergarten-fifth grade.  Meetings are every other Tuesday after school.  The season lasts August through January.

Math Bowl is a competitive team of 20 (4th and 5th grade) students who meet to practice and prepare for a multi-round problem-solving competition. Team tryouts are typically held in early January, with the competition occurring in April.

The MeadowLarks is a 4^th and 5^th grade choral ensemble that rehearses on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 7:10 a.m. to 7:35 a.m. on the stage. They sing many genres and styles of repertoire. Their performances include the Veterans Day Program, the Winter Concert, the Spring Concert, and the Hamilton County Police Memorial Service.

In TME's Nature Club, students learn about the unique aspects of Indiana’s amazing environment.  They conduct experiments, identify the different plants and animals that live around us, and on optional Saturday hikes, explore some of the beautiful parks of Hamilton County.

The Orff Ensemble is a 4^th and 5^th grade instrumental group that performs on, xylophones, recorders, rhythmic percussion, and movement. They rehearse on Tuesdays after school from 2:30 p.m. to 3:45 p.m. They perform in the Winter Concert and Spring Concert.

Pups Running is an activity offered for fourth and fifth graders to generate an interest in running and fitness in an encouraging environment. With fall cross country and spring track seasons, there is a focus on developing positive character qualities in students as they train for and compete in running events.

Safety Patrol is a group of fourth and fifth grade students interested in helping keep our school safe.  Students participate in twice per week morning patrols and have quarterly club meetings.

Spell Bowl is a team of students in fourth and fifth grade.  These students compete in eight rounds of a spelling competition with a different team member competing each round. 

Super Story Club is specially designed for younger students who love both a good story, and a great craft!  Each club meeting will feature an engaging story share, followed by an activity or craft related to that story.  The goal is to engage our youngest readers in the joy of literature!!  The club meets every other Wednesday from October to Feburary.