Clubs/Activities

This club provides an opportunity to create many different art projects.  It's the perfect club for students who have a desire to design, color, draw, and just show their artistic side!

The Roberta Tipps Basketball team competes in the Mansfield ISD elementary basketball league.  Participants must be able to attend and be on time to practices and games, and follow Tipps' citizenship leader values.

This club is for third and fourth graders who read and comprehend novels on a fourth grade reading level and above.  Students will read and discuss five books.  They will compete at the school level and possibly the district level.

Students in this club will learn about new board games and engage in friendly competitions with those games.  Students work to enhance their memory, problem-solving, and goal-setting skills.

This club allows students to explore the engineering process by using a variety of building materials.  Students will design and create bridges, roller coasters, buildings and the like.

This is a UIL event for second and third graders.  Participants will learn about the game of chess and must be able to attend competition on the first weekend of February.

Participants will engage in project-based challenges that are designed to build confidence and develop extraordinary creativity, critical thinking, communication, and teamwork skills.  Participants are expected to attend practices and competition. 

Students play the Division II Math Pentathlon games to prepare for the regional competition held each year in March.  

Participants build and code Lego Mindstorm EV3 Robots to perform tasks assigned by TCEA for the area robotics competition held each January. 

Run club participants will run in designated areas around the school to prepare for a community run each member will get to participate in.

Participants discuss strategies for making words.  Club members play the game with different partners each meeting to prepare for a Scrabble tournament.

This club is offered to second graders who are interested in speaking Spanish.  Club members learn basic skills including how to state their name, greeting others, colors, days of the week, months of the year, fruits, and vegetables.  

Participants memorize forty paintings and review twenty questions related to the elements and principles of art.  Members are expected to attend practices and competition in February.

This is a UIL event for second graders.  Participants are required to attend UIL contest during the first weekend of February.  

Students work to develop mental math skills and practice math thinking.  Participants should be able to attend practices and competition in February.

Participants are challenged to think critically and creatively as they learn about music genres and artists.  They will acquire higher levels of knowledge as they practice for competition.  Members must be able to attend practices and competition in February.

Participants will learn proper speaking skills when reading a chosen poem using entertaining character.  The team members will need to be present at practices and competition in February.

Members learn how to retell stories they hear read aloud.  They learn how to listen, comprehend, and retell with projection, emotion, and facial expression.  Participants must be able to attend competition first weekend in February.