Before winter break, Trempealeau Elementary students were treated to a fun movie day, thanks to the generosity of the Trempealeau Elementary PTO! It was a great way to start our break.
A huge thank you to the Trempealeau Elementary PTO for making this special event possible! We appreciate all the support and involvement from our wonderful school community.
What a fantastic way to start the day at Trempealeau Elementary! Students kicked off the morning with a sing-along before G-E-T's Vocal Point performed for us. Trempealeau Elementary would like to thank Vocal Point for performing.
Trempealeau Elementary Celebrated our December Red Hawk Award winners with our Red Hawk Breakfast.
Due to inclement weather, G-E-T Schools are closed today, Thursday, December 19th.
Ms. Thompson's kindergarten class and Mr. Lovell's 2nd grade classes teamed up for an exciting hands-on exploration with Indi Bots! Students worked together to problem-solve, code, and bring these clever little robots to life. It's always amazing to see teamwork and creativity in action. Learning is truly an adventure at Trempealeau Elementary
Trempealeau Elementary 5th graders paired up with their 1st grade buddies to create gingerbread houses.
Ms. Hafner’s Kindergarten and Mrs. Shimek’s 3rd graders got together with their buddies to share some holiday reading.
Art Club and Student Council students from Trempealeau Elementary worked with Mrs. Byom to make the blankets for our Christmas families.
Kindergarten students from Trempealeau Elementary continued the annual tradition of picking out a tree. A big thank-you to Lamke Tree Farm for helping make this festive tradition so special!
Mrs. Shimek’s 3rd graders enjoyed a reward of “flashlight fort reading”.
Trempealeau Elementary kicked off their Holiday Penny Challenge today! Throughout the rest of the week, students will be working to fill their classroom’s bucket with pennies and buckets from other classrooms with silver coins and bills. All of the money raised will be donated to area families to help with the holidays. Let the fun begin!
Ms. Geary’s kindergarteners and Mrs. Stegemeyer's third graders partnered up to crack the turkey codes, find feathers, and save their turkeys!
Today, our 3rd and 5th graders had their final day working with our incredible Winona State partners! Together, they strengthened their math skills and built lasting connections. A big thank you to WSU for your dedication to our students' success! We wish them the best of luck as future educators.
This week, Trempealeau Elementary had the pleasure of honoring our November PBIS winners with a special Red Hawk Breakfast! These outstanding students were nominated because they were safe, respectful, and responsible throughout the month of November.
Third graders at Trempealeau Elementary are continuing to learn multiplication strategies with the future teachers from Winona State University.
Trempealeau Elementary 3rd and 5th graders are partnering with future educators from WSU to enhance their math skills and build a strong foundation in learning. This partnership will not only strengthen math understanding but also foster meaningful connections between our young learners and college students preparing for their teaching careers.
As part of their Civil War unit, Mrs. Thompson's 5th graders participated in a battle project by researching a significant battle that took place during the Civil War. Students turned their research findings into a project and presented their completed project to their classmates.
Students in Mrs. Byom's art class were showing off their skills with clay by creating elephants, Mrs. Byom's favorite animal.
Kindergarteners at Trempealeau Elementary celebrated the 50th day of school by dressing up and doing 1950’s themed stations like- count the Ice cream scoops, shake rattle and roll (the dice), write the room and so much more. They even got to take a look at things from the past and compare them to things in the present. Of course, they ended the day with learning about , solid, liquid, and gas while making and eating, root beer floats!
Trempealeau Elementary students had an unforgettable experience climbing inside a real Military Humvee. Students also had the chance to try on real military gear, including a helmet, vest, and even see a tent that soldiers use. It was an exciting day and gave our students a unique glimpse into the world of military service!
