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At Brockbank we are...
Building a Community that Cares
Engaging in Lifelong Learning
Setting Goals for Growth and Success
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Brockbank Sixth-Graders Publish Newsletter in Their Computer Class

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This year in Mrs. Frances Dyches' computer class, sixth-grade students learned how to use Microsoft Publisher and published a quarterly newsletter. The students were responsible for gathering information on sports, field trips, activities, assemblies, birthdays, and anything else news worthy happening in sixth-grade. The newsletter was then emailed to all sixth-grade students and their teachers. It was a great learning experience. 

Brockbank Hansen Heroes for April

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Brockbank is to announce April's Hansen Heroes. Back; Nathan Wengreen, Nicolas Aguero, Bailey Barber, Principal Alison Hansen, Cade Swenson, and Ethan Campbell. Middle; Landon Nielsen, Julia Hult, Abbigail Swenson, Elley Colledge, Cassady Gappmayer, and Brayden Banks. Front; Kamie Gabbitas, Kate Jones, Logan Ashworth, Leslyi Jimenez, and Cambrie Oyler. Absent from photo; Macy Hullinger, Ashley Juarez, Cassidy Tharp, Zach Preece, Joseph Sullivan, and Jace Hanks.

Brockbank First-Graders Plant Seeds and Make a "Grass Person"

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Brockbank first-grade students learned about seeds and plants in class. They had the opportunity to plant seeds in cups and grow "hair" for their own "grass person". The student's cups are left at school for the students to make sure they have water and sunlight. After two weeks their "grass person" had long green hair. Before taking them home some of the students gave their "grass person" a hair cut. It was a fun way to learn about how seeds grow!

 

 

Brockbank Fifth-Graders Enjoy Science by Making "Earthquake Cakes"

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Mrs. Cynthia Loreen's class recently finished a science unit on earthquakes. To help them better understand how earthquakes work, the students got to demonstate four different kinds of earthquakes on cakes. The students divided into groups and decorated their cake like either a city, mountain, farm, or island. Mrs. Loreen then showed them what would happen to each cake if there was a certain earthquake. The students really enjoyed the experience but the best part was they got to eat the cakes!

 

Brockbank Hansen Heroes for March

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Brockbank Elementary is happy to announce the Hansen Heroes for March! Back; Callie Rigtrup, Natalie Millet, Principal Alison Hansen, Grecia Ayala, and Hailey Hullinger.Middle; Brianna Jones, Ruby Campbell, Emma Argyle, Shanae Fraughton, Abbey Colledge, Wendy Price, Katelyn Porter, and Aubrie Morgan.Front; Chase Jones, Daniel Clark, Dylan Otten, JAmy Davis, Easton Jorgensen, and Curtis Hernandez. Absent from photo was Jessica Mitchell 

The Daily Herald Article: "Brockbank Elementary Bakers Make and Donate Fresh Bread"

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This article was printed on the front page of The Daily Herald on March 31, 2011.

Pam Jensen, an employee of King Arthur Flour, America's oldest flour company, taught America's youngest bakers how to make healthy bread on Wednesday. Jensen is one of three King Arthur flour Life Skills Bread Baking Program representatives in the country. She visited Brockbank Elementary in Spanish Fork and taught students how to bake from scratch.

Principal Alison Hansen introduced Jensen.

Attributions
Article by The Daily Herald - Lana Creer-Harris
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