Mrs. Wendt's kindergarten class did a great job reading and acting out The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle!
2024 Solar Eclipse Day! Mrs. Kreke’s kindergarten class spent the day doing projects and making their own Solar Eclipse snack! Our day was amazing and very exciting! This is definitely a day we will always remember.
The solar eclipse excitement was unreal and contagious! Students were able to learn about and see different effects the eclipse had on shadows, animals, the temperature, and colors. It was a day we will never forget!
Mrs. Kreke’s kindergarten class finished up their ocean unit with Ocean Jell-O and a side of sea turtles.
TGS 6th graders learned about the health of their environment at Ballard Nature Center. Thank you to Ballard Nature Center and the USDA office for great presentations, today!
TGS second grade classes were lucky enough to have meteorologist, Seth Bohnhoff, present about the upcoming solar eclipse!
Congratulations to Mrs. Tipton, our March Social Media Influencer. Thank you for sharing all the wonderful things happening in your classroom!
Sixth Graders had the wonderful opportunity to tour the water treatment plant right behind TGS to learn about how their water is treated before they drink it here at school! Thank you to Carl Pals for being so informative and kind in leading the tours!
TGS second graders had so much fun doing their egg toss! The winners were rewarded a chocolate bunny!🐰
The American Revolutionary War play was amazing! Fantastic job TGS 5th graders!
Mrs. Eckelberry's 4th-grade class has come full circle with a chicken embryology project they started in September! They hatched eggs with an incubator and now those chicks have produced their own eggs! What a fun project. Thank you to Lynn Wolff with Ag in the Class for helping!
Mrs. Tipton's Kindergarten class had two special visitors this week. Officer Ritz and Deputy Dale came to the classroom to teach the students how to interact with our school therapy dog. The students enjoyed getting to know Deputy Dale and learning a little more about him. Thank you Officer Ritz and Deputy Dale for the fun lesson!
Ms. Kreke’s 1st grade class got to do many fun Easter activities this week. They got to stack Easter eggs, adopt a peep, color Easter eggs, and meet the Easter bunny!
Mrs. McClellan's first grade class practiced counting money by having an egg hunt. Students had to search for eggs in the classroom and count the money inside!
Teutopolis Veterans came to teach TGS 1st graders about the history and significance of the American Flag. We are so thankful for our Veterans and all they have sacrificed for us!
In celebration of Pi Day, the sixth grade had their yearly contest on who could recite Pi to the farthest decimal place. This year's winner was Joshua Pruemer. He recited Pi to 314 decimal places where he purposely stopped to make the number that of Pi itself. The second place went to Westin Hille who recited 100 decimal places, in his words, with only one day of studying.
Joshua Pruemer began memorizing Pi in 4th grade when his brother John was in 6th grade trying, and later succeeding, to beat his classmates. Joshua came and recited Pi to the 144th decimal place. In 5th grade Joshua stretched his winning number to 270 decimal places. Now as a sixth grader, his 314 decimal places wins him a 'Pie'napple, Oatmeal Creme Pies, and a gift card to Niemerg's Steak House to pick out his favorite 'Pie'. Westin takes home a 'Pie'napple and a box of Oatmeal Creme Pies. Great Job Gentlemen!
The TGS staff had fun dressing up as their favorite book characters to celebrate Read Across America Week!
First Grade had so much fun during Read Across America Week! Students in Mrs. Mellendorf's class were challenged with a STEM activity to build the tallest "Cat in the Hat" and they enjoyed special snacks all week long that corresponded with several Dr. Seuss books. What a great week of reading some fun books!
The Land of Smiles Program came to TGS to present about dental health.
TGS Kindergartener-2nd grade students enjoyed the Dr. Seuss activities presented by the THS Student Council members.
