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The sixth grade orchestra at Brookside Elementary is going strong!  This program started three years ago with about 10-12 students.  Over the years it has grown to a class of more than 23!  These dedicated students meet an hour before school on Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays.  Their instructor is Ms. Sarah Stoddard. 

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Violins:  Sarah Smith, Jordan Wallentine, Lily Rauf, Stephanie Aragon, Damion Anderson, Emma Jo Page, Katelynn Van Buren
Violas:  Sierra Marshman, Anna Gurney, Matt Duncan, Allison Smith, Lauren Lyons, Jacob Snelson
Cellos:  Clarissa Scott, Sarah Skinner, Colton Shelley, Kayla Pexton, Gunther Snodgrass, Alyssa Oman, Madeline Taylor, Gray Burton, Sidney Gierisch

There were so many reflection items entered into the reflections contest this year!  We had many, many winners!  the computer system will not allow me to post all the pictures.  However, We wanted to list all the winners!

3D Art - Kaden DeLlamas, Brighton Anderson, Emilie Källåker, Hannah
Källåker, Clarissa Scott

Theatre - Sadie Mangum

Photography - Sierra Marshman, Collin Jensen, Kabe Rasmussen, Chase
Clement, Kasey Clegg

Dance - Lilly Bradley, Megan Billings, Wesley Mangum

Literature - Destiny Johnson, Kelsey Flanders, Turner Lumpkin, Jenessa
Crystal, Andrew Haneberg

Music - Gavin Blume, Annika Faux, Abigail Maccabee, Jordan Lumpkin

Video - Kate Southern, Rex Wilde, Brooke Critchfield

Visual Arts - Adalyn Sinclair, Jacqueline Bradford, Sadie Mangum,
Elise Willmore, Ethan Tull

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Third graders in Mrs. Andrews class at Brookside Elementary write Christmas cards with their Jr. High Service Class Buddies. These cards are bound for Michigan to little 5 year old Noah Biorkman who has terminal cancer and is not expected to live to Christmas. His family is celebrating early and requested Christmas cards for Noah. With great love they made over 70 cards for Noah.

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Second graders at Brookside Elementary concluded their communities unit by creating their own communities based on the book "Roxaboxen," written by Barbara Cooney. They worked in groups of 4 using pebbles, wood chips, stickers, construction paper, and their imaginations to create their communities in a paper box lid.

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Students at Brookside have been enjoying this nice November sunshine!

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Diamond Fork Canyon Field trip for the fourth grade Brookside students
offered three exciting experiences in one. Exploring water, sights, and plants
kept them busy all day. They doned waiders to look for
wildlife with a fish net in the stream, tested water, hiked, and classified area plants.
The rangers were well prepared to teach them about the beautiful features of the canyon.
With only a few minor mishaps, splashes included, they returned filled with
excitement and a greater appreciation for the world around them.
 

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The students at Brookside Elementary in Springville were so entertained and
taught on Friday, October 23rd as members from the Utah Opera School
presented a program entitled Who Wants To Be An Opera Star? This program
taught the students about various elements in opera productions and gave the
students an opportunity to listen to a few segments from well-known operas.
The students were very much attentive and enjoyed every minute of it!
 

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We held our annual Halloween Parade on Thrusday, October 29th.  The students looked amazing and had a great time showing off their costumes!

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Thank you to the Springville Fire Department who came to Brookside school and taught all about fire safety. Pictured are Wesley Mangum, Rafe Hill, Morgan Roper, Caleb Brand, Gary Hendricks, and Whitney Walker.

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Mr. Gappmayer, Brookside's school counselor, talked to Mrs. Ewing's Class about teamwork and cooperation. Pictured are Jacqueline Moreno, Hekela Mavae, Mr. Gappmayer, Casen Lembke, Dane Jensen, Daxton Ash, and Lea Smith.