Friday afternoon, San Gabriel 9-12 class invited Sierra Nevada over for a Science Fair organized by some of the San Gabriel students.
Classroom Resources
Bergamo Montessori News Volume IV, Spring Edition – ft. a student interview with Governor Newsom and some really great art!
Here’s a look inside the spring edition of the Bergamo elementary student-run newspaper – of special note is a visit with Governor Gavin Newsom (and I’m a little partial to the art in this edition…).
What Your Child Will Really Get Out of Montessori
Is it really worth it? I mean, why should you spend the time, effort, and money to find an authentic Montessori program for your child? Wouldn’t it be easier to just find… Read More
Paradise Fire Benefit Potluck: February 19th
Tickets for our fundraiser benefiting Paradise schools will be on sale this week. The two Upper Elementary student leaders of this project/event will be selling tickets (10$ per person) in front of the main building and then on the back deck in the afternoons. You are welcome to invite family members and friends.
Upper Elementary Hamilton play participants receive stunning encouragement!
One student’s father is working with Leslie Odom, Jr., the original actor in the role of Aaron Burr from Hamilton the musical, and he sent along this encouragement to the students working on a production of the play in Upper Elementary.
The first edition of Bergamo Montessori News is published by Lower Elementary!
A proud Lower Elementary student journalist stopped us on the playground the day the first edition of the Sierra Nevada news was published, wanted to make sure we had seen it, AND requested that we announce the next publication date. We are happy to oblige!
Recipes from the San Gabriel Community at BMS – 10-29-18
Skylarr’s family brought us five gorgeous orange cauliflowers. We made roasted cauliflower soup that was out of this world. Here is the recipe that your child could definitely make for the family for dinner:
A Note on Screen Time… from our Lower Elementary Guide, but good for everyone!
We have been talking quite a bit lately at school about reading, writing and screens. Over the past 16 years of teaching and especially in the last five years, I have seen a significant change in the way that children are processing language in both reading and writing…
Run to Feed the Hungry Bergamo Team 2018
October 2, 2018 Dear Bergamo Community, My name is Cole Arnold and I am a student in the San Gabriel class. I’m forming a team for S.F.B.F.S (Sacramento Food Bank and Family… Read More
What’s for Lunch?!
Every morning Nido children sit together for snack, Toddler Community sets the table for lunch, and Primary Communities enjoy many different food preparation activities, cutting a fresh vegetable or fruit or baking bread. Elementary children are now making their own lunches reflecting the information they are learning about nutrition, and their plates are so tempting – we thought you might like to have a peek!