Tejeda Middle School-Welcome to the Den

April 10, 2010


Tejeda History Faire & Culture Fest 2010 Brochure



Talk A Walk Through Time
With The Entire Family...

Whether you are a History "buff" or simply want to experience a fun activity as a family, the 5th Annual Tejeda History Faire & Culture Fest is the event that all will enjoy! There will be plenty of "hands-on" activities for all ages to experience.

Come and learn about the Buffalo Soldiers, hear a real Mariachi Band, watch a Medieval Tournament, interact with Roman Soldiers or investigate a life-size Viking Ship!

Historical re-enactment groups will be on the grounds of Tejeda's History Hill for a day of fun and learning, FREE to all. 

Children of all ages may participate in activities from all era's of history. Games, dancing, music, art and drama will invite the young as well as the old to experience the ways that our ancestors lived.

Tejeda Clubs will be selling food, drinks, and various items to benefit their organizations. A shaded area for eating and resting will be available as well as restroom facilities.


"History Hill" on the grounds of
Tejeda Middle School....

History Hill is the outdoor learning area on the Tejeda Middle School campus. It began shortly after the school opened its doors in 2001 and has grown with the help of students, staff, parents, and other volunteers. Its naming and funds raised for its success have all been accomplished by Tejeda students.

History Hill was created with the aim of encouraging our students to experience learning in a 'hands-on' environment. This is where they can come sit inside a genuine teepee while learning all about Native Americans, or sit around a camp fire next to the chuck wagon hearning all about the cattle drives of long ago. Archeological dig boxes, Roman garden, prehistoric stone circles, and medieval stocks are some other centers that are used as beginning points for learning about the past.

History Hill is used by many other subject areas as it has two outside classrooms and a performance stage. Learning comes in many forms and History Hill has been found to offer students a place to hone their reasoning and deductive skills as well as encouraging them to develop self discipline and self confidence. Problem solving is a priority as they have learned to use their bodies as well as their minds by putting up the teepee or by building the cedar fence.

Please support our student's future efforts as they strive to make History Hill even better.

For more information contact
Randy Guzman
210-482-2260 ext. 762