To help everyone get in the Christmas spirit Brockbank's faculty and staff competed in a gingerbread competition. Each group had only one hour to make their house. The students got to decide the winner by voting for the gingerbread house they think is the best. Students each receive one vote placing their vote in one of the cans. Names will then be drawn out of each of the cans and a lucky student whose name is drawn will get that gingerbread house to take home.
Brockbank fourth grade students had the opportunity to walk to Zion's Bank and decorate the bank's Christmas Tree. The students with the help from their art teacher, Mrs. Karlee Banks made ornaments to put on the tree. Constanza Cuello, Branch Service Manager, gave each of the students a cookie and the bank donated $100 to the school. We appreciate Zion's Bank for giving us this opportunity!
Students in Kelsie Perrero's class have been bringing their cool pets to show and tell! They have had a bearded dragon named Lucy and two Mississippi Map turtles named Leonardo and Michelangelo come to their class so far. An interesting thing about bearded dragons is that when they get mad their beards puff up. An interesting thing about Mississippi Map turtles is that they live in rivers.
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Mrs. Cynthia Loreen is this year's recipient of the Horace Mann Crystal Apple Award. Cynthia teaches fourth grade here at Brockbank. Cynthia and her husband live in Spanish Fork and have two sons, two daughters, one son in law, one daughter in law, and three grandchildren. Cynthia has been teaching for 31 years, she has been at Brockbank for the past 22 years, 10 years teaching fifth grade and 12 years teaching fourth grade. Before coming to Brockbank she taught 9 years teaching fourth grade at Mapleton.
Brockbank Elementary is happy to share some fun ways on "How to Cook a Turkey" according to kindergarten students.
Reagan Gardiner says 1. Get it out of the fridge. 2. Put it on the stove. 3. Cook it for 4 minutes then take it off. 4. Put it on a swan plate. 5. Eat it with my family on Thanksgiving.
Ephraim Lee says 1. Put it on the stove. 2. Put it in a pan. 3. Put it in the oven. 4. To make it taste. 5. Eat it!
Emma Christensen says 1. Cook it. 2. Take it out of the oven. 3.Start eating it! 4. Share with everybody. 5. Get the forks and spoons out.
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 something different instead? First-graders then got to use their imaginations and pick a disguise for Turkey so Farmer Jake won't recognize him
