Fifth Grade Students Perform Plays

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Mrs Sanford Play

In December the 5th grades presented three holiday readers’ theatres.

Mrs. Sanford’s class performed Charles Dickens’ classic ghost story “A Christmas Carol.”

Mrs. Peterson’s class performed “How Murray Saved Christmas” – a funny tale about a New York deli owner, Murray Kleiner, who reluctantly agrees to make toy deliveries when Santa is knocked out by a Jack-in- the-Box with a walloping punch.

Mrs. Jones’ class presented Dr. Seuss’s popular children’s book “How the Grinch Stole Christmas.”

Bronco Best Students Get Pizza Reward

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Bronco Best
Students that show their outstanding citizenship by being their B.E.S.T. are given a blue Bronco Best card. ( B - Building a community that cares, E - Engaging in lifelong learning, S - Setting goals from growth and success, T- Taking ownership for my actions) Once a student earns this award, they come to the office and give the blue card to the principal. He then calls home to let the parents know their child has earned this award. The student is celebrated at school by earning several prizes, including having the student pick a number and write their name on a chart in the hall.

Second Grade Sing Christmas Songs and Decorate Gingerbread Houses

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2nd Grade Program

Second-grade students at Brockbank Elementary celebrated the Christmas season by presenting a special program on Friday, December 8, to their parents and grandparents. The students enjoyed entertaining their families by singing several Christmas songs. After the program, the students and their parents returned to their classroom to decorate gingerbread houses. It was a fun day!

Lucky Gingerbread Winners

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Lucky winners
After all the classes voted for their favorite gingerbread house the winners were 1st place - Log Cabin, 2nd place tie - Barbieland and Freddy Fozbear's Pizza Place. Names were drawn from each of the containers and the students whose name was drawn got to take that gingerbread house home.

Gingerbread House Competition

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Gingerbread House Competition
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 received one vote placing their vote in one of the cans. Names were then drawn out of each of the cans and a lucky student whose name was drawn got to take that gingerbread house home.

Kindergarten Students Try to Find Gingerbread Man

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Gingerbread Man
All week kindergarten students have learned about The Gingerbread Man and have read lots of different versions of the story. They wrote about where they would run if they were gingerbread characters and went on a hunt around the school searching for him. They didn’t catch him this time but he did sneak into their room and hide treats for the kids to find!
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Mrs. Farr