This is week two for TGS summer library and the Kindness Rock Challenge. Dylan Deters and Owen Lynch found 2 of the 3 hidden kindness rocks at the park! Don't forget to come to the TGS summer library to collect your prize!
Jonathon Wells found one of the Kindness Rocks and claimed his prize at the TGS Summer Library on Tuesday! Don't forget to look for more Kindness Rocks at the park next week!
A big THANK YOU to Andy and Tomoe Goldstein for visiting Mrs. Jansen's kindergarten class! The Goldstein's shared many facts about Japan, taught them to count to ten in Japanese, and taught the students how to make a paper cup.
The students really enjoyed learning about Japan!
Our Special Person Preschool Paint Night was a success! Students painted a beach scene with their favorite grownups. Fun was had by all! Special thanks to StangARTs!
Mrs. Hoehn answered 16 would you rather questions for Mrs. Drees’ 3rd grade class. The students pictured with Mrs. Hoehn were the winners. We enjoyed learning some interests of Mrs. Hoehn!
Thank you to these 4th grade students for using teamwork and being proactive to fix a piece of equipment on our playground! Way to go boys!!
We would like to wish Officer Higgs a big congratulations on his retirement! Thank you for all you’ve done for us at TGS!
Mrs. Jansen's kindergarten students had fun dressing up like teachers and some had fun dressing up as students last week for staff appreciation week.
Our custodian, Peg, goes above and beyond to make connections with students and make our school great. This is a picture of Peg helping a student with her homework during recess time. Thanks Peg for all you do!
Mrs. Siemer's 3rd grade class enjoyed the beautiful weather and went outside to read one of their favorite books, Charlotte’s Web! 🕷🐖🕸
The second graders had a great time at The Ballard Nature Center! They learned all about animal habitats while on a nature walk and played some games to learn about predators.
5th grade students enjoyed their field trip to Busch Stadium for a weather day presentation and Cardinal game!
The 4th graders had a great time exploring the St. Louis Science Center. Just look at some of that TGS teamwork in action.
Third Grade was wild about their field trip to the St. Louis Zoo! A big thank you to the chaperons and Mother Nature for keeping the rain away!
Mrs. Meyer’s fifth graders helped surprise Mrs. Ziegler’s Preschool students with an Easter Egg HUNT last week!! The preschoolers loved having helpers during their search for as many eggs as they could find! Great job to the fifth graders and all the Preschool kiddos!
Mrs. Kreke’s kindergarten class had a busy day!! They let 2 butterflies go and got to see the Easter bunny!! They are ready for a nice Easter break!
Here are the seven winners of Teutopolis Grade School from the St. Louis Symphony's Picture the Music project we completed in December. CeCe Passalacqua made it to the top 100 finalists from all of the participating schools. The top Teutopolis winners: 1st grade: Brooklyn Runde, 2nd grade: Malli Grunloh, 3rd grade: June Tegeler, 4th grade: Kyle Waldhoff, 5th grade: Grayson Schmidt, and the two 6th grade winners: Max Heuerman and CeCe Passalacqua. Great job on being creative TGS students!
CeCe Passalacqua got honored Wednesday night on the Powell Hall stage in St. Louis! She was one of the top 100 finalists in the program Picture the Music which most elementary students at Teutopolis Grade School, and elementary schools around the St. Louis area, participated in right before Christmas break. Picture the Music is a program through the St. Louis Symphony where schools in the area can participate. Each student listens to a piece of music selected by the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, this year's piece was the fourth movement of Dmitri Shostakovich's Symphony No. 5, and creates artwork that describes how the music spoke to them individually. It is so fun to see the students' imagination and creativity run wild with this project. Her artwork along with the other finalists will be displayed in St. Louis at The Magic House and then the Plaza Frontenac! Congratulations CeCe for creating a masterpiece and being recognized on stage for your amazing artistic ability!
A big thank you to our own Mr. Huber for sharing his expertise and robots with us! The fourth graders had a blast using his remote control robots to have some friendly competition!
The Kindergarten classes put on a great performance of "The Zoo"!
