Happy Montessori Education Week! This week was filled with school spirit and all about showing appreciation for the wonderful people within the MSBG community from the staff, parents, and to the students.This special week kicked off by having a school wide assembly to show how much MSBG rocks. On Tuesday, students expressed appreciation to their...Read More
Happy Montessori Education Week! Our class enjoyed all the daily festivities as we celebrated our school and everyone who helps to make it what it is! This week we created peace people that represent each one of us in our class community. These are displayed in our peace corner around the globe as we celebrate with...Read More
Happy Montessori Education Week! We loved celebrating Montessori with all of our students and families this week. We dressed in our school colors, enjoyed crazy hair and outfits, wore tie dye, supported our communities, and enjoyed a special PJ Day! In the classroom, we also explored a new science unit on calendar and weather. Students...Read More
Happy Montessori Education Week! This week was filled with school spirit and all about showing appreciation for the wonderful people within the MSBG community from the staff, parents, and to the students.This special week kicked off by having a school wide assembly to show how much MSBG rocks. On Tuesday, students expressed appreciation to their...Read More
Students enjoyed working outside yesterday while wearing their funky Montessori Ed Week outfits! They have also enjoyed our new Science unit on circuits! Students have made interesting lie detectors, noise makers, and recording devices. Your children have also been working diligently on their informational writing. We have children working on everything from teen activists to...Read More
Can you believe it’s the beginning of March already? Things are just flying by. This week, the Middle School students began working hard on their Independent Novel Study. A wide variety of books was chosen, from John Green’s, Turtles All The Way Down to Holes, by Louis Sachar to The Red Queen, by Victoria Aveyard. It’s a whirlwind of vocabulary, character...Read More
