Brockbank's Carnival was a success with lots of  food brought in for Tabitha's Way. Brockbank's PTA instead of charging an admission for the carnival just asked for a food donation for Tabitha's Way. It was a great way to give to back! 

With so many storms lately the second grade was lucky to be able to go on a field trip to Gordo's Fun Farm. It was a little muddy but everyone had a great time!

Monday night PTA sponsored a fun school carnival. There was a haunted stage, pumpkin decorating, pumpkin golf, face painting, cupcake walk, slime making, bean bag toss, fishing game, and a squishy feel game. There was pizza, hotdogs, and lots of yummy food. To curb your sweet tooth there was a bake sale. Baskets donated by parents and teachers were auctioned off in a silent auction. Thanks to our fabulous PTA the school carnival was a success!

Ms. Emily Swyers and Mrs. Noelle Humphrey's second grade classes practiced place value and estimation with pumpkins. They counted seeds and then enjoyed eating them!

Admission is FREE, you just need to bring a non-perishable item for Tabitha's Way. Bring one item per person for admission.  Some suggested items are canned meat, tomato sauce, soups, top ramen noodles, jello, canned vegetables,  cake mix, frosting, toilet paper, shampoo/ conditioner, toothpaste / toothbrush, baby wipes, and diapers. 

It will be a fun night with Halloween themed games and a haunted stage. 

There will be theme baskets for auction and yummy food items! Food item will be available to purchase. 

Brockbank Elementary held their annual "Dads and Donuts" on October 19. The students, along with their dads, moms, grandparents, or other special family members were able to come and browse for books through the book fair and then enjoy donuts and milk. Brockbank students and faculty would like to thank the PTA for sponsoring this fun morning.

Brockbank fourth graders went on a field trip to This Is The Place Heritage Park. There, students were able to take part in a hands-on learning experience that complements the state curriculum for fourth-grade Utah History. Students participated in "life in Pioneer Times" which consisted of pushing a handcart. The students discovered what it was like to come West with a handcart.

Third grade students in Mrs. Carolyn Creer's class just finished up a 3 day literacy lesson on spiders. They learned that spiders are arachnids and not insects, they have 8 eyes but can't see very well and sometimes they eat each other!

Recently kindergarten students went to Glen Ray's Corn Maze. They enjoyed all the activities learning about farming, playing in the corn, and going down the slide. It was a fun day!