Students in Mrs. Jansen's Kindergarten class having fun making a Thanksgiving meal out of Play-doh.
Mrs. Breer's future Paleontologists!
One more picture from Mrs. Chojnicki’s parade.
Mrs. Chojnicki’s class had fun learning about the history of the Macy’s Day Parade. They even got to create their own balloon characters and have a mini parade in the classroom.
Here are some of Mrs. Probst’s students strutting their turkey costume! Thanks Kirby Foods for donating the bags!
Mrs. Siemer’s students are thankful for one another and are preparing for the holiday season by writing positive comments to help “fill others stockings.”
At TGS, we are thankful to our Friends at Farmweld for purchasing books for our classroom libraries! A big THANK YOU and Happy Thanksgiving to our Friends at Farmweld!
TGS is doing great sending in donations for the Catholic Charities Food Drive. Students can still bring in donations until November 24th.
Mrs. Repking’s fourth grade homeroom designed and created their own fishing poles and went fishing today! It was a whale of a good time!
The kindergarten students talked about different careers this week. Mr. Dust made a video and read a story to our class about his career as a policeman. His daughter and the rest of the class loved hearing about his career.
Thank you Mr.Dust!
Fourth graders put their election process learning into action today. They went to a polling place, showed their voter registration card, filled out a ballot, received a sticker, and graphed the results. A huge THANK YOU to Party Worx for donating the amazing balloon displays!
Students in Mrs. Probst’s class voted for their favorite candy in a
tasty mock election. After sampling a Hershey Chocolate bar and a
Skittle, Hershey Chocolate was the winner!
Our TGS kindergarten spooks haunted the Mini Park! Happy Halloween!
In Mrs. Wakefield's Tech class, 4th Graders designed Spaghetti Supper flyers while learning about tools in Google Docs. These are just some of the flyers created by our talented graphic designers! Hope to see you at the TEF Spaghetti Supper next week!
In Ms. Brown's 3rd grade music class, students had a fun Halloween surprise! They played rhythms along with the song “Ghostbusters” with glow sticks!
Potion experiment - Mrs. Jansen's Kindergarten students tried different unmarked items to see which one would bubble as they poured it into the troll saliva (vinegar). They used crushed bones (sugar), unicorn horns (sand), spider venom(dish soap), monster snot(vegetable oil), crushed dragon teeth(baking soda), vampire toenails (garlic powder) and a few more scary items. The crushed dragon teeth made our potion bubble! The students were amazed!!
Pumpkin Science- The students in Mrs. Jansen's kindergarten class estimated how much their pumpkin would weigh, they estimated using string to guess the circumference of their pumpkin,
and discussed if they thought their pumpkin would float or sink.
Mrs. Jansen's kindergarten class had fun painting pumpkins!
Mrs. Jansen's Kindergarten science experiment! Saving Sam! Sam is a gummy worm who fell out of his boat(cup). The kindergarten kids tried to save Sam by using a paper clip(not their hands) to help Sam get in his life preserver (gummy circle).
The students in Mrs. Drees’ class learned about teamwork, problem solving, and building techniques today. The groups were given the challenge to create the tallest tower possible in 30 minutes with limited supplies.
The winning group had a tower that was 10 cups high. This group had determination!!!
