Brockbank is happy to share some more fun ways on "How to Cook a Turkey" according to kindergarteners. Kindergarten students shared their ideas to their teacher in their own words. Here is four students ideas from Mrs. Kariuki's afternoon kindergarten class.

Hallie Swenson - We buy it at the store. Then we bring it home and cook it in the oven for 2 seconds and make sure it's really hot. Then we put flour on it. then we use a knife to cut it up. We put lots of mustard on it and eat it.

Brockbank first-graders recently finished reading the book, "Turkey Trouble" written by Wendi J. Silvano. In the story a turkey is in trouble, bad trouble, it is almost Thanksgiving and he is the main course. Farmer Jake is looking for him. Turkey has an idea what if he doesn't look like a turkey? What if he looks like another animal instead? First-graders then got to use their imaginations and pick a disguise for Turkey so Farmer Jake won't recognize him.

November 22, 2011, Brockbank kindergarten students celebrated Thanksgiving by having their annual Thanksgiving Feast. Each student has a specific job to do to help put the meal together and they learn the importance of working together. The students really enjoyed eating a meal that they helped to make!

Brockbank Elementary is happy to share some fun ways on "How to Cook a
Turkey" according to second graders. Students had a creative writing
assignment which lets the students use their imagination with no
prompting from the teacher as far as content, they are able to write
their own ideas. Below is some ideas of "How to Cook a Turkey" by
Brockbank second grade students in their writing:

Brockbank Elementary is happy to announce the reflection winners for 2011-2012. This years theme was Diversity Means...

Brockbank third-graders show off their family homework project. The goal for this project was to make homework a time for "homeplay". Each student was assigned with their families to make a picture out of leaves. The students read the book, "Look What I Did With A Leaf!" by Marteza E. Sohi, at school to get ideas.

Brockbank Elementary had some very special visitors come to our school for Veteran's Day. We are so proud of all of our veterans and enjoy having them come and talk to us each year. The program consisted of the fifth-grade students singing a patriotic song, a slide show presentation, and each of the veterans introducing themselves and talking to the students. It was a very touching assembly reminding us all why veterans are so important and about all the sacrifices that they have made for us so that we can be free. 
 

Back; Lane Money (John Wayne), Paige Tomadakis (Uncle Sam), Hunter Clark (Derek Jeter), Abinadi Lopez (Michael Jackson), Isaac Sanchez-Casalino (Bruce Lee), and Sage Wing (Jedediah Smith) Front; Tobin Gonzales (Benjamin Franklin), Jentri Rozema (Mary Ingals Wilder), Aislyn Sharp (Mary Nesbitt), Laynee Giles (Cher), Jerrod Fisk (George Washington), and Ruby Campbell (Sacagawea)

Ten sixth-grade student officers recently had the opportunity to
attend the Student Council Conference at BYU.  Students heard from
various presenters such as John Bytheway, Ryan Radebaugh, Darroll
Young, and Josh Hewlett who have all had a variety of leadership
experiences to draw from and are experienced youth motivational
speakers.  The students enjoyed hearing their stories and came back
anxious and motivated to make a postiive difference in the their lives
and the lives of their classmates.  All of the students in Brockbank's