Welcome to December! We introduced a new math unit that covers time. With time, students learn terms such as hour, half past, quarter to, and quarter past. In addition, students gain an understanding of telling time on an analog clock versus a digital clock. This skill remains highly important as they will encounter...Read More
Our classroom explored new sensory experiences this week with sound on our sensorial shelf. Students explored matching sound cylinders, mystery bags of differing sounds, and using a quiet rug. The quiet rug is a special work in the Montessori classroom where the child practices making silence-which is one of the most challenging movement works...Read More
This week we introduced the Geometric cabinet in sensory to help further identify and explore two-dimensional shapes. Using their tactile senses, students feel and match different varieties of pressure. The triangle box was also introduced in our sensory unit. In practical life, students had the opportunity to polish our large mirror in the classroom....Read More
Our classroom gathered together as a community and enjoyed our Thanksgiving Feast. Our Kindergartners had the honor of setting up the feast table. They set up the place setting and the centerpieces. Students also helped prepare for their feast by plucking grapes from the vine, making pumpkin pudding, and rolling/backing crescent rolls. We are...Read More
We hope Thanksgiving brings you reasons to be grateful! Reflecting on this year, we are grateful for our students, your support and our wonderful community here at MSBG. Happy Thanksgiving! Read More
Bowling Green Rotary Club member, Antonn Smeltzer, presented personal dictionaries to our third-year students. These paperback dictionaries are for the students to keep and encourage developing their literacy. This is a project the club does each year for our third-year students. We prepare a feast for lunch each year to celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday. Our...Read More
Bowling Green Rotary Club member, Antonn Smeltzer, presented personal dictionaries to our third-year students. These paperback dictionaries are for the students to keep and encourage developing their literacy. This is a project the club does each year for our third-year students. We prepare a feast for lunch each year to celebrate the Thanksgiving...Read More
We hope Thanksgiving brings you reasons to be grateful! Reflecting on this year, we are grateful for our students, your support and our wonderful community here at MSBG. Happy Thanksgiving! Read More
This week we focused on celebrating Thanksgiving by having our own Thanksgiving feast. Students rolled turkey and crescent rolls, plucked grapes from the vine, and made pumpkin pudding. Our role model Kindergarteners decorated our special community space so that both EC classrooms could enjoy the feast together. Students utilized their cornucopias and turkey art...Read More
The students are learning about ways to identify leaves based on the leaf type (simple, simple-lobed, or compound), leaf vein and leaf margin (toothed, wavy, or smooth). Our Word Study shelf is focusing on synonyms. We are learning that synonyms are words that have almost the same meaning. The students are practicing finding these words in their...Read More
