Tuesday, April 29, Brockbank third-graders were excited to attend and compete in their first Hershey Track Meet. Third grade students worked really hard getting ready and did a great job competing.
Brockbank is happy to announce the Hansen Heroes for April. Hansen Heroes are students that make good choices and set good examples for their classmates!
Picture #1 Kaleb Baum, Connor Ash, Sierra Rightsell, Logen Ashworth, Principal Alison Hansen, Chase Jones, Katelyn Porter, Emmalee Norman, and Kaleb Adams
Picture #2 Sadie Hathaway, Elyse Van Tassell, Aeris Eastland, Mekeli Clark, Principal Alison Hansen, Daylen Nelson, Olivia Roberts, Connor Gappmayer, Megan Oldham, and Rhylan Newman.
Brockbank Elementary recently completed their annual food drive. Usually the food drive is held before the holidays but Brockbank decided to have it later in the year. After talking to local food banks, they say this time of year food is especially in need because after Christmas they have a hard time building back up their supplies and there is significant need. The student council sponsored the drive and worked hard to get all the students excited about it. To help get the students motivated, they decided to have in school competition. It was a great success! Mrs.
On Friday, April 25, kindergarten students at Brockbank Elementary entertained their parents and grandparents with a fun program. They showed them what they have learned this year by each student memorizing a small speaking part and by singing songs. The students worked really hard practicing and performing this program and all of them did a great job!
Brockbank's PTA is the best! To help celebrate "Teacher Appreciation Week" all during the week teachers and staff were spoiled with gifts, treats, and a delicious meal. Another fun surprise was teachers returned from spring break to a cute decorated door. A huge thanks to our wonderful PTA and especially to Brenda Dudley, who coordinated the week's activities. We love our PTA!!
Brockbank second-graders recently went on a Farm Field Day held at Harward Farms in Springville. Farm Field Days is sponsored by the Farm Bureau and allows second-graders to see how a farm works and to learn about different things in agriculture. First they got to see a sheep be sheared and then the students split up and went to different stations where they got to sit on over turned buckets.
Tyson Almodova, a third-grader in Mrs. Linda Argyle / Mrs. Whitney Munns' class, had a special visitor come to school for his birthday. BYU's mascot, Cosmo came to Tyson's class and helped him hand out his birthday treats! Cosmo also made a stop in the office!
Recently Mrs. Tara Farr and Mrs. Amberly Kariuki's kindergarten classes went to Cal Ranch to learn about baby chicks and ducks. This field trip went along with the unit about Farm Animals that is in the Kindergarten Core Curriculum. While there the students learned about how to take care of a chick, what they eat, how to keep them warm, etc. They also talked about how they come from eggs just like dinosaurs do so in a way a dinosaur is just a big chicken! The students were able to pet the chicks and ducks.
Recently Mrs. Kristi Jensen's class went on a Farm Field Day at Harward Farms in Springville. Students were excited to see a sheep sheared, they thought it was fun to touch the wool. The students moved from station to station learning about something new at each one. They learned all about bees, farm animals, and farm safety. At one of the stations the students got to make a necklace: a small plastic bags strung on yarn, the students got to plant a wheat seed in the dampened cotton in the bag. They then got to wear their necklaces home.
Spanish Fork City was selected to host the 2014 Wrangler Champions Challenge Rodeo on May 31 at the Spanish Fork Fairgrounds.