PTA Events

The Bubb PTA sponsors and supports events through out the school year. To make these events possible, we need everyone's help. Please donate to our biggest fundraiser, WATSA, so that we can fund these events. We also need several volunteers for each event. Contact Marydee Moore (marydeester@gmail.com), our Family Events Coordinator, to get involved.

NEXT EVENT: SCIENCE NIGHT - Friday, March 20

PTA Family Events

While all events are supported by PTA volunteers and PTA funds, the events listed below are put on by the PTA and managed by the PTA Family Events coordinator.

  • Back to School Popsicle Social (Friday before school starts)
  • International Potluck (September)
  • Annual Walkathon and Silent Auction (October)
  • Monster Mash Dance (October)
  • Scholastic Book Fair (November)
  • Reading Under the Stars (November)
  • Winter Wonderland (December)
  • Indoor Movie Night
  • LEGO Building Night
  • Science Night
  • Outdoor Movie Night (April)
  • Bubb Beautification Day (April/May)
  • Bubb Talent Show (May)
  • Teacher/Staff Appreciation Week (May)
  • Summer Reading Program (June - August)

School-Wide Events

There is something new to look forward to every year at Bubb! Below is a list of school-wide events that all grades can participate in together. Exact event dates and opportunities to help at each event is announced in the Bubb Bulletin and in classroom newsletters throughout the year.

  • Back to School Night (usually within a couple weeks of the First Day of School)
  • Reading Under the Stars (November)
  • Halloween Parade (October)
  • Food & Toy Drive (late November - early December)
  • Science Day with Lawrence Hall of Science
  • Holiday Concerts (December for lower grades)
  • Pajama Day (February/March)
  • Crazy Sock Day
  • Stuffed Animal Day
  • Open House (March)
  • Art Show - put on by CSMA
  • Spring Concerts (May - June) – put on by CSMA
  • Field Day (May/June)
  • Walk and Roll to Bubb - first Tuesday of each month

Grade-Specific Events & Field Trips

Each grade has events and field trips that are specific to that grade. The Bubb PTA and room parents work together to support these events, especially in getting volunteers from each classroom.

Kindergarten

  • Johnny Appleseed Day (September)
  • Halloween Carnival (October)
  • Kinder Puppet Show (fall & spring)
  • Thanksgiving Feast (November)
  • Winter Sing & Holiday Party (December)
  • Fire Station Field Trip (spring)
  • Theatre Field Trip (spring)
  • Deer Hollow Farm Field Trip (May)
  • Spring Sing (June)

First Grade

  • Clifford Day
  • Mountain View Library Field Trip
  • Corn Feast (Thanksgiving)
  • CSMA Winter Concert (December)
  • Marine Mammal Center Whale Presentation
  • Deer Hollow Farm Field Trip
  • Theatre Field Trip
  • Happy Hollow Park & Zoo Field Trip
  • First Grade International Folk Dance Performance (June)

Second Grade

  • Natural Bridges Field Trip to Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary
  • Winter Holiday Celebration (December)
  • Insects in Action Presentation
  • Theatre/Play Field Trip
  • Full Circle Farm Field Trip
  • Mini-Mall: Second grade students work together in teams to create a "store" for the Mini-Mall. They make their own products, design a storefront and sell their items.

Third Grade

  • Deer Hollow Farm's Ohlone Village Field Trip
  • Mountain View City Hall Field Trip
  • Campbell History Museum Field Trip
  • Theatre/Performing Arts Field Trip
  • Wax Museum: As part of their social studies project, each child researches a person that has made an important contribution to America. Then the children dress up as their character and bring them to life in the wax museum.

Fourth Grade

  • Oakland Museum Field Trip
  • Hidden Villa Field Trip
  • Intel Tech Museum Field Trip
  • California Mission Field Trip
  • Levi's Stadium Field Trip
  • Gold Rush Reenactment at Stevens Creek Park (May): Parents and teachers work to set up a Gold Mining Camp on the banks of Stevens Creek. Students come to the camp to pan for gold, buy things at the country store and have loads of fun playing period games and making arts n' crafts.

Fifth Grade

  • Science Camp: Fifth graders look forward to spending a week at science camp at the Walden West Center in Saratoga. The days are filled with hands on science projects, hiking and more.
  • Marine Science Institute Field Trip
  • WilliamsBubb (May): Parents, teachers and students work together to set up our very own "Williamsburg." Dressed in period costumes, students and staff bring to life the revolutionary town – from blacksmith and baker, to militia and candlestick maker. All the other students at Bubb are invited to come an explore the town.