The Bonner middle school band played "Go Griz Go" in the hallway last week, energizing students and staff to cheer for the Griz-Cats game. While the Griz didn't take the win, the experience was full of fun and excitement!
Music classes are busy preparing for our winter concerts! We hope to see you there! Mark your calendars to see the performances on December 17th at the following times:
6:00 pm TK-1st grade
6:45 2-4th grade
7:30 5-8th grade
Check out our 1st Quarter GRIT winners for the 2024-25 school year!
Keep showing GRIT Bonner Lumberjacks!
Bingo for books 2024 was a huge success!!
Lumberjacks big and small and spooky and sweet enjoyed the Halloween parade fun!!!
Trunk or treat fun 2024
Come on down to conferences Thursday evening (Nov. 7th, 3pm-6:30pm) and check out the 6th grade's local history projects in the library! A partnership through the Bonner Milltown History Center has led to some amazing discoveries for our budding historians and curators. This is NOT stuff you can Google, but required some deep digging into old records. We are proud of our 6th grade!
Join us for Bingo for Books during conferences. Drop your student off to play Bingo while you attend parent teacher conferences. Mrs. Nederhoed and Mrs. Bagby look forward to giving away book prizes all night long!
Bonner families: don't forget to set your clocks back one hour on Sunday, November 3, 2024!!!
Don't forget tonight is trunk or treat from 5:30 to 6:30 on the Bonner School playground! Hope to see you there!
Bonner Families: We are excited to introduce SRO (School Resource Officer) Weber, who brings a wealth of experience and dedication to our school community. Born and raised in Missoula, MT, SRO Weber is a proud graduate of Sentinel High School. After high school, he served in the United States Air Force from 2013 to 2018, demonstrating his commitment to service and leadership. Following his military career, SRO Weber worked at the Missoula County Jail for six years before transitioning to patrol as a Deputy, where he has served for the past three years. He is also a valued member of the Missoula County Special Response Team and has taken on the role of Field Training Officer. Outside of his professional life, SRO Weber is married and has two children. He enjoys spending time with his family, and they share their home with a dog and livestock. In his free time, SRO Weber loves outdoor activities, hunting, working out, and training. We are thrilled to have SRO Weber as part of our Bonner family, and we look forward to the positive impact he will make on our students and community!
Thank you to all the students who brought pumpkin characters to decorate our library! They were all so well done and brought extra excitement to our library space.
Bonner School was full of characters today!
Join us for Bingo for Books during conferences. Drop your student off to play Bingo while you attend parent teacher conferences. Mrs. Nederhoed and Mrs. Bagby look forward to giving away book prizes all night long!
Don't forget Trunk or Treat is this Friday from 5:30-6:30 on the playground!
Are you interested in MT Super Skippers? Check out this flyer!
Bonner Library is growing a book character pumpkin patch that will decorate our library at the end of this month. I am looking for no-carve, decorated pumpkins (painted, accessorized or dressed) that represent a favorite book character or book. Please make all entries kid-friendly/not too scary. Also, if you completely paint your pumpkin, please drill a small hole for gasses to escape. This helps prevent explosions! Some characters have come to an unfortunate end this way. You may also use a craft pumpkin instead of real. I will be picking the top 5 most original pumpkins on the morning of October 28th to win a prize! Please bring your pumpkin into the library between October 21st – October 25th so we can display all the fun characters through the last week of October and your student can grab their pumpkin no later than the 30th to display at home for Halloween. I look forward to seeing all of your wonderful ideas!
These former fifth graders pose with their certificates for successfully competing in the ARTEMIS ROADS 11 NASA National Student Challenge for the year 2023-2024. For the project they experimented with growing plants in lunar soil, coding an autonomous robot, as well as designing and testing different rocket designs. In addition, they collaborated on designing a mission patch and a lunar habitat. They had to do research and consider the many factors that would impact human life on the lunar surface. They did a great job and were able to communicate with NASA scientists, and an actual astronaut. We are all proud of them.
Math learning centers are so fun in TK!
Mrs. Zentgraf's 3rd grade class is finishing up a unit on animals through time! We had so much fun digging up "fossils", creating our own fossils and using fossils as clues to figure out what type of habitat was present when those animals lived there. We also really enjoyed using math to decide if we could outrun a dinosaur!
3rd graders with T-k
❤️Reading buddies❤️
Fine motor activity introduction.
We had SO much fun!
