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At Brockbank we are...
Building a Community that Cares
Engaging in Lifelong Learning
Setting Goals for Growth and Success
Taking Ownership for My Choices

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Brockbank Students Learn Basics of Square Dancing!

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Monday, March 11, Duane and Shauna Woodmansee from ARTS, Inc came to Brockbank to teach students and teachers about "Western Hoedown". The Woodmansee's have been sharing their love of western dance for more than 35 years. Students and teachers learned the basics of square dancing, some it's history, and social etiquette. Shauna showed the students the costumes worn by square dancers and explained why they wear certain clothes. The younger students enjoyed doing the chicken dance, hokey pokey, and learning some of a country line dance. Older students did square dancing. It was a fun assembly!

Brockbank First Graders Visit Grandma Marie Hansen's House!

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Brockbank students in Mrs. Marcy Noorda's first-grade class recently got to go on walking field trip to visit Grandma Marie Hansen. She has been waiting them to come to her house so she could show them her collection of Nutcrackers. Grandma Hansen is a foster grandma in Mrs. Noorda's class and the field trip was orginally planned for December but Grandma Hansen wasn't feeling well and it was so cold they postponed it for the end of February. Grandma Hansen's grandson said she has 192 nutcrackers and only has one set of duplicates. The students really enjoyed her collection!

Brockbank Sixth-Grade Student Council Helps Make Book Fair Kick Off a Success!

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The kick off to the annual "Grand Morning" Book Fair was a big success! Thanks to the PTA, help from all of our great adult helpers, and with the big help of our sixth-grade student council members. Student council members helped set up, helped parents and grandparents find books, and answered questions during the book fair. They also helped serve the donuts and milk. Mrs. Melin Fisk, book fair coordinator, commented on what a great help the students were in making the book fair run smoothly.

Brockbank PTA Hosts "Dad's and Doughnuts Grand Event"

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Brockbank Elementary held their "Dad's and Doughnuts Grand Event" on Friday, March 8. It was the kick-off for the annual spring book fair hosted by the PTA. 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 doughnuts and milk. Thank you to the PTA for sponsoring this fun morning!

The book fair will be open March 11-14, before school, during lunch, and after school. Thursday, March 14 it will be open until 8 pm during SEP conferences.

Brockbank Students Benefit from LIA Program!

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Brockbank students benefit from LIA program at the Spanish Fork High School. LIA is Latinos in Action which is a class designed to provide Hispanic students the way to develop leadership, citizenship, and mentoring skills. LIA students are taught writing and reading skills, resume development, bilingual speaking, work ethics and responsibilty, time management, goal setting, team work and cooperation, problem and decision making, and community involement.

Brockbank First Graders Read, "The Cat in the Hat"

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Brockbank first grade students for Dr. Seuss' Birthday along with other activites, read the book, "The Cat in the Hat". After reading the book they were asked, "What would you do if the Cat in the Hat came to your house?" The students then for their writing assignment wrote down what they would do. There were some very interesting responses. It was a fun way to learn!

Brockbank Third-Grade Spelling Bee Winners!

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Tuesday, March 5, Brockbank Elementary third-graders held their Spelling Bee. The spelling bee is held in conjunction with the Spanish Fork Rotary Club and their donation of a dictionary for every third-grade student. Glen Roach, a member of the Spanish Fork Rotary Club and representative of Central Bank donated the dictionaries to Brockbank third-grade students in the fall. Spelling bees were held in the individual classrooms during the month of February and the top five winners from each class competed with each other to determine a winner. Classroom winners were from Mrs.
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