Robot Snails

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Robot Snail

Miss Jenny from UVU came May 1st and taught Mrs. Tara Farr's kindergarten about algorithms and then the kids got to create their own algorithm path for the robot snails to follow. It was so much fun learning about science!

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Tara Farr

Fifth Grade Visits Camp Floyd

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Camp Floyd
Brockbank fifth grade students enjoyed a day at Camp Floyd making candles, adobe bricks, performing military drills, walking through the Sage Coach Inn, looking through the museum, spending time in a one room school house that was built in 1898, and learning what it was like to live during the Civil War.

Reading Challenge Winners

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Reading Challenge Winners

Spanish Fork Fiesta Days is sponsoring the 2023 Fiesta Day Reading Challenge to all Spanish Fork elementary students. To encourage students to read, Spanish Fork City promotes a Rodeo Reading Challenge. The goal is for students to read! Students that met their reading goal for the month of April got his/her name put in a drawing where one student from each grade won two tickets to attend the Fiesta Days Rodeo.

Brockbank Students that Qualified for District Keyboarding Championship

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Key Boarding Participants

Nebo School District’s 7th Annual Elementary Keyboarding Competition was held on April 18-19 at each elementary school in the district. Students were tested by their school's keyboarding specialist to qualify to participate. Around 523 students were selected to participate on the basis of their keyboarding speed and accuracy.

Brockbank Participated in the Great Utah Shake Out

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Earthquake Drill
Brockbank Elementary participated Thursday, April 20, in the "Great Utah Shake Out" that was held throughout Utah, by holding a school wide earthquake drill. The purpose is to make sure everyone is ready if a big earthquake hits the Wasatch Front. Brockbank believes it is important to be ready by having monthly fire, earthquake, or lockdown drills throughout the year. It is important to know what to do if anything were to happen, we want our staff and students to be prepared.