Dear Parents,
We are off to a great start after returning from our holiday break. Here are just a few items to be aware of:
Student Led SEP Conferences will be this Thursday, January 10th. We ask that all parents come with their students at a time that works best for them between 3:30 and 5:30, and 6:00 and 7:30. (Teachers will break for dinner from 5:30-6:00) Thank you!
Emerie Peterson keeps trying and has a great attitude, Maili Kentjana Putra helped pick up math supplies without being asked. Great job students, keep it up.
Part of the fifth grade social studies core is to learn about westward expansion. We had the opportunity to learn about Lewis and Clark and their journey westward. Mr. Buckley, a professor from BYU shared his knowledge about Lewis and Clark. The students learned things like: what they took with them, the route they took, how they traveled, types of plants and animals they discovered, their relationship with the Native Americans, Sacajawea and much more.
Mrs. Ramos’ class played a fun "Do you like your neighbor" game on December 21st.
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Santa letters have arrived! We all can't wait to READ what's inside. A special thanks to our high school elves!
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Mrs. Andrews class got matching shirts for Christmas. We sang to our great office staff. Now we can all match for our field trips.
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Throughout the month of December, Mrs. Gulbransen’s class has been learning about the Christmas holiday in different places around the world. Last week, we learned about Israel, and they celebrate Hanukkah. A tradition along with Hanukkah is to play a game called dreidel. Each student made their own dreidel and were able to learn the symbols that went on the dreidel. We then played the game and tried to win the most skittles. It was a blast!
‘Twas the day before Christmas break and all through Brookside all the students were stirring in their best Christmas outfit and pajamas, too. In the gym, they all gathered for one last assembly before the winter break. Each class sung a song and joined in a sing-a-long. As we tip-toed away for a long winter’s nap, the PTA gave each boy a girl an orange for their snack. It has been a fun week. We hope each of you have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. We’ll see y’all in 2019!