A huge THANK YOU to the Father Daughter Committee for their generous donation to our student activity account! We’re excited to put it to great use at our end-of-year celebration—complete with ice cream and inflatables!
Mrs. Mellendorf’s first graders celebrated in style last week with a “Buttered Toast” party!
After reading all six Mercy Watson chapter books, students honored the beloved pig’s favorite treat—toast with a great deal of butter! From daring adventures to laugh-out-loud moments, the class loved every page of Mercy’s delightful tales. What a fun and delicious way to celebrate reading!
What a show! Our kindergarten stars lit up the stage in "The Greatest Show on Earth"! From clowns to ringmasters, every moment was filled with laughter, joy, and pure magic. Huge thanks to our teachers, families, and little performers for making it a night to remember!
Our 4th graders had an out-of-this-world time exploring the St. Louis Science Center! From hands-on experiments to mind-blowing exhibits, curiosity was in full gear.
Thank you St. Louis Science Center for an unforgettable day of discovery and fun!
Our kindergarteners had a fantastic day exploring the Children's Museum and enjoying a sunny lunch at the park in Casey! Smiles, laughter, and learning were in full supply!
Our 3rd graders had a wild time at the St. Louis Zoo today! From spotting lions to discovering fun animal facts, it was a day full of adventure, exploration, and lots of smiles. Huge thanks to the zoo staff and our amazing chaperones for making it unforgettable!
Congratulations to our talented young writers!
Two of our amazing students received Level I Honorable Mention at the state "Letters for Literature" writing competition!
A huge shoutout to one of Mrs. Wells' 5th graders and one of Ms. Mette’s 4th graders — we are so proud of you! Keep shining and keep writing!
🌸 Springtime Fun at Teutopolis Grade School! 🌼
The sun is shining, the laughter is flowing, and TGS is in full bloom! 🌞 From a surprise visit from the Easter Bunny to hands-on science experiments with Peeps, our students are soaking up every moment of spring fun! 🌷💫
Mrs. Kreke's kindergarten mathematicians explored nonstandard units of measurement—and what better tools than their own shoe prints and bodies?
They measured the ramp in the East Wing using themselves as rulers. Who knew math could be this fun?
Kindergarten students in Mrs. Jansen's kindergarten class had so much fun working on their math facts with our amazing DO student, Madi Deters. We love seeing our little learners excited about numbers and getting support from such wonderful role models.
Mrs. Wendt’s kindergarten class kicked off their End-of-Year ABC Countdown with A for Autographs and Animal Crackers!
The fun has officially begun, and we can’t wait to celebrate the last weeks of school in the most exciting way! Stay tuned for more ABC adventures!
Shoutout to our amazing 4th graders in Mrs. Schackmann's ELA class!
They recently wrapped up their biography presentations, and wow—what a journey through history it was!
From the brave explorations of Ernest Shackleton, to the inspiring story of Anne Frank, to the guiding strength of Sacagawea, our students brought these incredible figures to life with creativity and heart.
So proud of all their hard work and curiosity!
March Madness isn’t just for basketball — Mrs. Repking’s and Mrs. Willman’s First Grade classes have been having their own Picture Book March Madness tournament! Students started with a sweet 16 bracket of picture books and voted all the way down to the final 2… and the champions are in!
In Mrs. Repking’s class, the winner is… “The Book that Can Read Your Mind”! It took the crown by just 2 votes — talk about a close game!
In Mrs. Willman’s class, the champion is… “OVERDUE: The Misadventure of Bob the Book”! What a title!
They had so much fun reading and voting — a big shoutout to all our young readers for diving into every story.
Our first grade students had the honor of learning from local veterans during a meaningful Flag Presentation. They explored the rich history of the American flag and discovered the importance of respecting and caring for it.
To make the experience even more special, each student received their very own flag to take home!
We are so grateful to the veterans who shared their time and stories with us. Thank you for your service and dedication.
Mrs. Breer's kindergarten class is sending out a huge THANK YOU to the TEF for making their mini-grant dreams come true! The kiddos are absolutely loving all the new experiences and opportunities this grant has provided.
Your kindness and generosity make a difference every day!
Our first graders had a blast at the Pete the Cat show at EPC today! After the show, they enjoyed lunch together in their first-grade wing and then rotated through five fun Pete the Cat stations in their classrooms. Check out their awesome Pete headbands and favorite Pete books!
Our 6th Grade Science students put their engineering skills to the test by designing and building wind turbines to harness the power of the wind! Hands-on learning at its best!
The TGS Student Council put their fundraising efforts to great use! Thanks to proceeds from their fall spirit wear fundraiser, they purchased $1,100 worth of brand-new recess equipment for our students to enjoy! Thank you to everyone who supported the fundraiser and helped make this possible!
The Kindergarten students in Mrs. Jansen's class had a blast creating their own constellations using marshmallows and toothpicks! Learning about the stars has never been so fun!
🌈✨ This week in Mrs. Bree'r's kindergarten class, students created fizzy rainbows in science to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day! 🍀
