March 2015

Brockbank is excited about our upcoming Book Fair which will kick off next Friday, March 13 with our annual Dads and Donuts! Make sure to bring your dad, mom, grandpa, grandma or any special family member on Friday morning from 7:45-8:00 AM to browse through the book fair and enjoy a donut.  The book fair will run the following week March 16-19 before school, during lunch, and after school and all evening Thursday night during SEP conferences. The book fair will close Thursday evening.

Brockbank is happy to announce the Nelson Heroes for February! 

Picture #1 - Olivia Perez, Beau Newitt, Max Pressler, Principal Larraine Nelson, Cole Sorensen, Annika Moffitt, Jade Romero,  and Valerie Garcia-Nunez. Absent from photo was Taryn Benson and Rexi Rozema. 

Picture #2 - Kimberly Meza, Angel Garcia, Oiram Guzman, Darren Oyler, Kamie Gabbitas, Principal Larraine Nelson, Brinnley Gordon, Lexi Green, and George Heywood. 

Congratulations to sixth grade student, Elley Colledge, for competing in the Nebo District Science Fair and moving on to State. Elley did her science fair project on Left or Right Pawed? Her question was; Do dogs favor one paw over the other like humans? Her brother brought home a dog as they were teaching him tricks they noticed he continually favored one paw over the other and wondered if other dogs did too. Elley decided to find out so she tested 10 different dogs, ranging from size, age, and gender. She did several tests on each dog.

Check out the video on Brockbank Elementary's facebook page! 

On Monday, March 2, Brockbank Elementary celebrated Dr. Seuss' Birthday. The committee which included, Mrs. Kendra McPherson, Ms. Kristi Jensen, Mr. Greg Hunt, Miss Clarrissa Putnam, and Mrs. EmmaLee Stewart, did a fantastic job decorating and planning a fun assembly. First, Principal Larraine Nelson read the Dr.

Brockbank sixth-graders recently participated in a science fair. Students learned about the scientific process and were then challenged to go home and conduct an experiment that answered a scientific question. The sixth-grade teachers were amazed at the quality of work done by the students. The students worked really hard on their projects. Parents and students from younger grades had the opportunity to go into the gym and look at the projects and ask questions.