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Edible Utah Maps

Submitted by susan.bird on Wed, 09/21/2022 - 08:10

Miss Bird's Fourth Graders have been learning about maps.  Their focus has been on Utah and they have been learning about the different features of Utah, mountains, lakes, rivers, plateaus and deserts.  To bring this unit together, the student created a paper map of Utah adding some of the major landforms in Utah.  Then, they created an edible map out of graham crackers, frosting, chocolate chips and licorice.  The students had fun creating their maps and then eating them.

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Miss Susie Bird

Camp Floyd

Submitted by susan.bird on Tue, 09/13/2022 - 11:53

Our fifth graders took a field trip to Camp Floyd to learn about life at the military fort during the civil war. The students attended school to see how kids learned during that time.  They also learned how to make candles, adobe bricks and to shoot a musket.  They had relay races as the Pony Express and visited a hotel and the museum.  Student's learn some unique history about the Civil War and the army that was stationed in Utah.

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Miss Kelly White

Something to Brag About!

Submitted by tiffany.whitney on Fri, 09/09/2022 - 08:55
This year we are introducing "Something to Brag About Notes!" Teachers, Administration staff, and our Technicians are watching for Students who are, Being a friend, Hardworking, Respectful and Being Honest! We are so PROUD of our AWESOME BROOKSIDE TIGERS!
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Brookside Elementary Office

Artwork

Submitted by susan.bird on Thu, 09/01/2022 - 08:28

It is fun to see the halls come alive with artwork.  Every grade has a favorite back to school art project that decorates our schools.  Mrs. Tolley, our art teach, taught the kids how to paint using bubble wrap.  They created a hive and added a bee, reminding the students to "Bee Your Best".  We had kindergarteners gluing dots on their names, Mrs.  Hall's class coloring and gluing information about them.  First graders colored rainbows to represent themselves.  Third, fourth and fifth graders created a variety of self-portraits.  It is so fun to see the bright and colorful hallways. 

Colonies

Submitted by susan.bird on Thu, 08/25/2022 - 08:31

The fifth graders in Miss White's class have started the year learning about the thirteen original colonies.  They are collaborating on researching one of the colonies to become an expert on that colony.  They are creating colony pillows to represent their research and then they will teach their classmates about the different colonies.  Looks like they are having a lot of fun!

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Miss Kelly White