UCLA

UCLA - I'm going to College fair and football game
98 students
8 adults
What a wonderful trip. Great job representing BMS, proud of all of you!!

UCLA

*Reminder*
From the student's
"Wear your UCLA shirts on Monday

UCLA - I'm going to college"

UCLA- I'm Going to College
November 5th
Rose Bowl

Bring snacks from home. You are welcome to bring food into the college fair area and into the Rose Bowl. However, you cannot bring coolers, glass bottles, aluminum cans or items that are easily thrown, such as unsliced fruit into the Rose Bowl stadium.

Prohibited Items

Noisemakers including thunder sticks, musical instruments, whistles, air horns and boom boxes

Weapons or projectiles

Alcoholic beverages

Glass, metal or hard plastic containers of any size

Hard or soft sided coolers of any size

Plastic drink containers (except 2 liters or less with factory seal intact)

Backpacks, bags and purses larger than 14" square

Boxes or wrapped packages of any size

Unsliced fruits or vegetables

Animals (other than service animals required because of a disability)

Balls, toys or sports equipment

Banners, signs or flags

Helium balloons

Laser pointers

Poles or sticks

Unauthorized video cameras, monopods or tripods

Skates, skateboards, scooters or bicycles
Note: strollers are permitted but must be checked with an usher at tunnel vomitory

Museum of Tolerence

Preparation for the Field Trip to the Museum of Tolerance

Please watch the following clips;

1. Life Before Genocide,
2. Hiding,
3. Ghettos,
4. Camps,
5. Liberation,
6. Life after Genocide
7. and Loss of Family

Pick one video from each title. If you finish early please watch the remaining videos

UCLA

October 2, 2010
8th grade AVID
I'm going to college - UCLA football

A total of 70 students and chaperons participated in our annual 8th grade UCLA -I'm going to College field trip.

I would like to thank Ms. Aguirre, Mr. Aldrete, Mr. Buell, and Mr. Hooks for chaperoning the event with Mr. Lucero and Myself.

Even with the high temperatures, it was very crowded.

WSU -Cougars

Rose Bowl Info- UCLA Football Game

Meet at the basketball courts in the morning
The bus will leave at 8:00 am
We will return to BMS at 6:00 pm

Meet at the basketball court (PE) parking lot at BMS


Bring money for stadium food (optional)
Bring a sack lunch and snacks
Bring at least one water bottle.



Rose Bowl Stadium Rules and Prohibited List:
The following items will not be allowed into the stadium:any backpacks, handbags, etc., larger than 14”x14”, banners, signs, cans, glass bottles, thermoses, coolers, alcoholic beverages, large still cameras, video cameras, noisemakers of any kind, umbrellas, beach balls, soccer balls, footballs, frisbees, narcotics, firearms, explosives or any other weapons. The stadium has the authority to prohibit any other items deemed to be a security risk. Patrons will be required to return such items to their vehicles or to check them.

Permitted items (you are allowed to bring): Small still cameras*, sack lunches, binoculars, small radio, medical prescriptions, flags no larger than 2'x3'. Sealed plastic bottles (2 qt. size or less) and empty cups or sports bottles are permitted in the Rose Bowl. All other containers including cans, glass bottles, thermoses and coolers are not permitted.


All patrons are subject to search by Contemporary Services at all gates.
There will be a check-in of items at the Service Booth - gate security can direct you to check-in. Lost and found will be located in the Police Headquarters trailer on the east side of the stadium, next to Gate B.

* Small disposable cameras and small digital cameras are allowed. No SLRs, no attachments, no tripods.

Field Trips

Museum of Tolerance
8th Grade

Virtual Field Trip
Sacramento Capitol Building Park Ranger
Live feed (Skype like)

Virtual Field Trip
Live Chat from class with UCR

UCR
University California Riverside
8th Grade

USC
University Southern California
7th Grade

Disneyland
both grades

CSUSB
7th Grade

Update in photos

A bloom outside our front office.
Stood under it after the CSUSB trip, USC Trip and UCR trip.

New goals - the last 11 weeks

The students had a choice of a flower, butterfly or a cloud. They had to write their goal for the last quarter of school.

Museum of Tolerance reflection bodies. Each 8th grade student used the body cutout to reflect on what lead up to the Holocaust, what happened after, vocabulary (and reflect on a word that has changed in meaning for student), profile of child of the holocaust, personal reflection and what is happening now around that world that violates human rights.

UCLA- "I'm going to college" Field Trip

Random Photos - AVID

Our Beautiful Day at Disneyland

On our way to the California Science Center in Los Angeles

AVID, Knowledge Bowl and ELL Students planting flowers in honor of Cesar Chavez

AVID Room 12

Body Cut Outs - Reflections of the Museum of Tolerance

Journals, The Essential 55 and MOT Reflections

Essential 55 - One Pager

March and April

Novio Boy by Gary Soto - Presented by CSU, San Bernardino Theatre Arts Department

Message from Director Kathy Ervin
This play explores the mystery of love through the eyes of Rudy and his circle of family and friends as they try to explain how to "speak from your heart". The play is a lovely reminder of the sweet, personal thing love is meant to be. Every character has a different idea about how to get the relationship going. Some ideas use common sense and some are farfetched. But all the characters understand the importance of the first impression.
We picked this play because of the opportunity to live in the world of Gary Soto was very exciting. Mr. Soto is a writer whose work speaks clearly to a young audience and reminds an older one of our past. Uncle Juan and the Old Man character provide comic relief and also another perspective on "love potions". The play’s humor is in the recognition of how we handle the old problem of boy meets girl. We had a lot of fun exploring this world, hope you will too!

Play Synopsis
Rudy is a ninth-grader who has just made a first date, with an eleventh-grader – Patricia! Now he has to come up with the money, the poise, and the conversation to carry it off. Anyone who has been a teen or been in love will identify with their well-meaning family and friends who offer all kinds of advice in this heartwarming look at dating.



Who is Gary Soto?
Gary Soto is a Mexican-American author who grew up in Fresno, California. His works are primarily based on his own life, reflecting the adversities he has experienced because of his ethnicity, poverty, and circumstances of his youth. He has written poems, novels, and short stories, and was the youngest American poet to be included in the Norton Anthology of Modern Poetry.
He began writing between high school and college as a way to express himself. In college, he wrote poetry to start his career, making writing his way to success.


To find out more about this accomplished author, visit http://www.garysoto.com

Updates

April 3rd - Disneyland (7th and 8th)
April 8th - California Science Center (7th)
April 25th - University California Riverside (8th)
April 27th - Novio Boy: a play by Gary Soto (8th)

7th Grade Field Trips

CSUSB
Tour
Periods 1 and 2
March 9th

CSUSB
Tour
Periods 3 and 7
March 11th

We will be leaving campus at 9:30 am and return to campus around 12:30 pm.
The students will go on a guided tour of the campus and will eat lunch in the college cafeteria. The students may take a sack lunch, order a sack lunch through the BMS cafeteria or take $7 to buy lunch at CSUSB.


California Science Center
Imax and Museum -CSI
April 9th
We will be leaving Campus at 8:30 am and return to campus at 5:00 pm.
The students may take a sack lunch, order a lunch through the BMS cafeteria or take money to eat in the Food Court.

8th Grade Field Trips- Reminder

Museum of Tolerance

Tour
March 5, 2009
8:30 am -4:30 pm

Students will need to take a sack lunch from home or order one through the BMS cafeteria.


University of California Riverside

Chicano Student Programs Youth Conference

April 25, 2009
8:00 am -3:30 pm

A continental breakfast will be provided, however eat breakfast or bring a snack. Lunch will be provided by UCR.


Novio Boy @ the Sturges Theatre *new*

Play by Gary Soto

April 28
9:00 am -12:00pm

We will be back on campus in time for lunch.



Original post -Click

8th Grade AVID - MOT

8th Grade AVID students, here is the link to the episode I tried to show you in class. It is a History Channel program called Cities of the Underworld.

Part one, two and three are the sections I wanted to show you in class.

8th Grade Field Trips

Museum of Tolerance
March 5th
8th grade AVID and ASB

Students will need to take a sack lunch from home or order one through the BMS cafeteria.


University California Riverside
Chicano Student Programs Youth Conference
April 25th

A contenetial breakfast will be provided.
Lunch will be provided by UCR.

More information will be provided.

7th Grade Field Trips

CSUSB
Periods 1 and 2
March 9th

CSUSB
Periods 3 and 7
March 11th

We will be leaving campus at 9:30 am and return to campus around 12:30 pm.
The students will go on a guided tour of the campus and will eat lunch in the college cafeteria. The students may take a sack lunch, order a sack luch through the BMS cafeteria or take $7 to buy lunch at CSUSB.


California Science Center
April 9th

More information to come.

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Please check for updates Thursday Night and Friday Night



Departure time 11:00 am

Arrival time 7:00 pm

Temperature high of 81 degrees.
Low of 65 degrees.





Clothing

Dress code is enforced, however head coverings are allowed due to the temperatures.

Please dress in layers. If it's hot take a layer off or add a layer.

Ladies, DRESS CODE!





Food

Bring a snack and a bottle of water

Sandwich, chips, cookies..etc. S0mething to curve your appetite till the game.

Bring $20-$30 for food during the game.

Field Trip (2008-2009)

VS.

November 8, 2008

8th Grade AVID Field Trip

UCLA football