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Trempealeau Elementary 4 year old kindergarten students have been learning about community helpers. Thank you to Joe Henry for coming in and talking to us about staying safe.
Trempealeau Elementary 2nd-grade students had an amazing time visiting the Trempealeau Fire Department! They learned all about fire safety, got a close-up look at the fire trucks, and even had the chance to meet the brave firefighters who serve our community.
A huge thank you to the Trempealeau Fire Department and Firefighters for providing such a fun experience!
Trempealeau Elementary would like to thank the grandparents that attended our Grandparents breakfast last Thursday.
All week long, Trempealeau Elementary students invited their grandparents to join for Breakfast. We finished the week with the last grandparents breakfast for this year. We were honored to have so many grandparents take time out of their day to join us!
All week long, Trempealeau Elementary students invited their grandparents to join for Breakfast. On Wednesday, we we were honored to have so many grandparents take time out of their day to join us!
All week long, Trempealeau Elementary students invited their grandparents to join for Breakfast. On Tuesday, we were honored to have so many grandparents take time out of their day to join us!
Mrs. Shimek’s 3rd graders worked on balanced forces in Science by making a paper bridge and testing its strength by piling on the pennies.
Mrs. Shimek’s 3rd graders partnered up to tell a quick summary of the book that they’re reading.
Last Friday, Trempealeau 2nd graders took a walking field trip to local businesses in the Trempealeau community. This hands-on learning experience taught students about the history of Trempealeau, goods and services provided to the community, and a tour of special places in their hometown. Thank you to the Historical Society, Bluff View Bank, Fat Cat Bait Shop, and the Trempealeau Hotel for welcoming our 2nd graders into your businesses and helping them grow.
Trempealeau Elementary students invited their grandparents to join for Breakfast. We were honored to have so many grandparents take time out of their day to join us!
Students in Mrs. Shimek’s class are learning about Forces in Science. They’re thinking about pushes and pulls as they make a folded piece of cardboard ( a Hopper Popper ) jump into the air propelled by the force of a rubber band.
Kindergarten Students at Trempealeau Elementary would like to thank Schwertel' s Family Farms for allowing us to come visit and help us learn! We had a blast!
Kindergarten and Third Grade students at Trempealeau Elementary partnered together to create signs for the homecoming parade.
Trempealeau Elementary recognized these students for being safe, respectful and responsible in the month of September.
Trempealeau Elementary recognized these students for being safe, respectful and responsible in the month of September.
Trempealeau Elementary celebrated September's Red Hawk Award winners at our first Red Hawk Breakfast.
Mrs. Thompson's 5th graders have been learning about the coordinate grid during Social Studies this week. Today, they were able to practice reading and plotting coordinates by playing a game of Battleship.
Kindergarten students at Trempealeau Elementary were able to pick pumpkins from our school garden.
Trempealeau Elementary Staff and Students enjoyed the homecoming parade. We had a Finding Nemo theme and our motto was "Red Hawks just keep swimming".
5th graders from Mrs. Thompson class enjoyed potatoes from the school garden. This year students at Trempealeau Elementary harvested over 360 potatoes!