Teutopolis Unit #50 Schools

The Shoes open up a 42-15 lead at the half.

The Shoes are playing solid defense and lead Marshall 19-4 after a quarter.

Boys basketball season kicks off in 30 minutes.

Mrs. Yager’s class is ready for Thanksgiving break with their snack mix and turkey juice boxes!

We are celebrating thanksgiving in preschool today! Our feast included cheese and crackers, deer sausage sticks, and pumpkin pie with whipped cream.

Mrs. Kreke's students are creating a Play-Doh feast!

The fourth grade class took a field trip to see the movie Wonder. The students read the book by R.J. Palacio this Fall, and it has become a favorite for many! “When given the choice between being right and being kind, choose kind."

Best First Grade Band Ever! The entire first grade enjoyed playing the homemade instruments they made to go along with their reading story, Beth and the Band!

Our very own 3rd graders from Teutopolis Grade School made some special ornaments to decorate the Teutopolis State Bank Christmas tree. Making these ornaments helped us get the holiday season started!

School Menu Revision All schools in Teutopolis Unit 50 will be swapping lunch menus for Tuesday and Wednesday this week.

Mrs. Probst's class rocks! The kids band performed with their homemade instruments for the preschoolers.

This week Mrs. Buhnerkempe's students were studying what makes sound in their reading story, Beth and the Band. They made old fashioned phones to vibrate string to carry the sound from mouth to ear. They stopped the vibration by pinching the string to see if sound still traveled and found that it did not! They were amazed how their voices can travel!

Check out these TGS brothers on Workout Wednesday; we work our brains and bodies!

Students in Mrs. Bushue’s second grade class used popcorn to make scientific predictions. They experimented with the buoyancy and weight of popped and unpopped kernels. Our future scientists!

Mrs. Drees' reading class ended their reading selection with a pie tasting! The story was about a young girl who created a business selling pies during the California gold rush! Yum! Yum!

Thank you to our Friends at Farmweld, Inc.! In conjunction with the Wild, Wild West Book Fair, Farmweld, Inc. purchased books for each classroom teacher to put in his/her class library! Over 80 titles were added all together! The teachers and students are excited to read all of their new books...A BIG Thank You & YEE HAW to our Friends at Farmweld, Inc.!

Spiders don't scare these first graders! They enjoyed a week full of reading nonfiction spider books and completing activities that pertained to these eight-legged creatures.

In honor of Veterans Day, our fifth grade students had the local Teutopolis American Legion members and some family members come to speak to the students about their experiences. The fifth grade classes learned about letter writing while addressing letters to troops currently deployed through a program called Operation Gratitude. In addition, Mrs. Meyer's fifth grade students wrote detailed essays about the life of a veteran that they interviewed. The students loved hearing the veterans stories, and sharing their letters with the soldiers. ​

Preschool students had so much fun at the Stang Arts studio! They can't wait to go back!

A great day for the fourth graders as they get a visit from Texas Ranger player, Nick Gardewine! Nick's sister is in Ms. Rauch's class.