Trempealeau Elementary 5th graders ended the year by presenting their Passion Projects to their classmates! Passion Projects are student-driven research projects where each student chooses a topic they’re genuinely interested in, asks big questions, dives into research, and shares their learning in creative ways. With topics ranging from sports and hunting to baking and solar-powered toys, students became true experts and presented their findings with confidence and excitement. Curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking shined through every step of the way!
Trempealeau Elementary students had a heartfelt send-off as they head into summer break!
📚🌿 3rd graders from across the district had an unforgettable day of hands-on learning at Perrot State Park! Students explored Wisconsin’s rich history by studying artifacts, hiking through nature, learning about Native Tribes and Effigy Mounds, and even playing traditional games once enjoyed by the first people to call this land home. What a meaningful way to connect with our state's past! 🏞️🪶
Mrs. Shimek’s third graders finished the year with some awesome animal research projects! Using iMovie, each research club created a fantastic movie trailer containing animal facts and pictures set to a chosen theme.
Students in Mrs. Byom’s Art Class put their imagination and design skills to work by creating 3-D houses! Using a variety of materials, they explored shape, structure, and space in their artistic constructions.
Trempealeau Elementary students got their hands dirty and their hearts full during our All School Planting Day! From tiny seeds to blooming flowers, our school came together to learn about growth, teamwork, and taking care of our environment.
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Mrs. Shimek’s 3rd grade students have been putting a creative twist on classic stories by writing their very own fractured fairy tales!
Trempealeau Elementary had a plant sale and raised $278 to support the community summer lunch program.
We’re proud of our students and staff for growing not just plants, but also a spirit of giving and community support. Together, we’re making a difference!
🎉🚒🚴♂️ G-E-T Third Graders are SLIDING Into a Safe Summer! ☀️🛟🧠
Our awesome 3rd graders had a blast attending Slide Into Safety, a fun-filled, action-packed program hosted by the Safe Kids Coalition of the Coulee Region! From learning how to stay safe at the playground to understanding the importance of helmets, seatbelts, and even what to do if you’re home alone — our kids became Summer Safety Superstars! 🌈✨
Big thanks to the Safe Kids Coalition for making safety cool and helping our students gear up for a summer full of fun and smart choices! 🧡
G-E-T 5th graders had a wild time exploring the Minnesota Zoo! From watching the playful penguins to learning about animals from all over the world, it was a day full of adventure, discovery, and plenty of smiles. It was also a chance for one last bonding experience as elementary classes before preparing to leave elementary school and become middle schoolers. 🐯🐒🐪
Graduates who once walked the halls of Trempealeau Elementary returned for one final walk-through before they walk across the stage at graduation. Staff and students lined the halls, clapping and cheering as the soon-to-be graduates took a nostalgic stroll down memory lane. It was a heartwarming moment of celebration, reflection, and pride—for both the students and the educators who helped shape their journey
Trempealeau Elementary 4th graders had an unforgettable day in Madison! They explored the Henry Vilas Zoo and toured the Wisconsin State Capitol . From learning about wildlife to seeing where our state laws are made, it was a fun and educational adventure for all!
Trempealeau Elementary 5th graders took a trip to the Minnesota Marine Art Museum! They explored incredible artwork inspired by water and had a blast learning outside the classroom.
Students spent the day exploring the outdoors through hiking, outdoor games, rock painting, and hands-on learning activities. From creativity to movement to discovery, it was a day full of fresh air and fun!
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We love seeing our students thrive while learning outside the classroom walls. A special thank you to all of our amazing volunteers who helped make the day a success!
Students at Trempealeau Elementary had a fantastic time learning outside during our Outdoor Classroom Day! They spent the day fishing, practicing yoga, and enjoying the fresh air while connecting with nature.
A big thank you to all the amazing volunteers who helped with the fishing stations—your support made this experience possible! And a special shout-out to Autumn Jacobs for leading our fun yoga sessions.
It was a great day of hands-on learning, movement, and mindfulness in the great outdoors!
Kindergarten recently had the pleasure of taking part in a wonderful farm tour. Kindergarten students had the opportunity to meet and learn about a variety of farm animals, sparking curiosity and excitement about agriculture and animal care.
Guiding them along the way were our dedicated FFA members, the Halderson Family and two Wisconsin FFA State Officers, who shared their knowledge and passion for farming. The older students served as mentors and role models, making the experience both educational and memorable for the youngest learners.
It was a great day of learning, laughter, and leadership – showcasing the value of agricultural education and the power of cross-age collaboration!
Thank you again to Arctic View Farms in Galesville for hosting the tour.
G-E-T 5th graders spent the day at the Trempealeau Wildlife Refuge for River Education Day! During this event, student learned from area experts about wildlife found in our area and how to protect our wildlife, while enjoying nature and the great outdoors!
⚡ Electricity Safety Comes to Life at Trempealeau Elementary! 3rd graders had an electrifying experience thanks to a special presentation from Riverland Energy! 💡🔌 Students learned all about how to stay safe around electricity—from what to do if you see a downed power line to the safe way to use electrical items at home and school. Thank you Riverland Energy!
Mrs. Hersh's classes took a walk to the Station and enjoyed a sweet surprise along the way! A big thank you to the Trempealeau Elementary PTO for providing the delicious ice cream treat—it was the perfect day for this outing!
