January 2022

We had quite a few praise notes handed out this week. We have had a lot of student looking for good deeds to do and having really good behavior.

Lexie Stucki helped her teacher, Ryker Rouse was respectful, Ann Crawford, Thayne Stansfield and Nicole Andrade exercised perfect self control in an assembly, Paisley Burgess followed directions and completed her work in class, Serenity Reyes followed directions, raised her hand and completed classwork.

Miss Bradford’s class just started their science unit on weather. Students made weather vanes, and are hoping for some windy weather to try them out. Nice job, guys!

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January 27, 2022

Dear Brookside Families, 

Mrs. Mandy Knoebel is new to the position of teaching third grade and we are so excited to have her.  You may remember that last year, Mrs. Knoebel was an amazing technician on our staff.  Mrs.

The kindergartners went to the Bean Museum on Wednesday, January 12th. In a class at the auditorium there, we learned about animal habitats and what animals need. We then toured the museum. It was a lot of fun!

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This week we started learning to type correctly. We are excited to be working with Mrs. Teemant for keyboarding.

This week for our praise note students we have: Sid Strong who helped pick up trash, Cal Hall played with a student who had a hard morning, Lillian Barlow helped find a football and is kind, Alex Home was a gentleman and picked up Miss Bradford's books and phone, Lola McCabe has good, thoughtful responses in class discussions, Lucas Milligan went out of his way to go get the forgotten lunch bin without being asked, Eric Barlow was willing and helpful to our new student

When Miss Bird's fifth graders returned from Christmas break, they worked on setting a one word goal to help them make the second half of the school year the best it can be.  They worked through many words trying to decide what word would be the best for them.  After they chose their word, they wrote down two reasons why they wanted that word to be their goal.  Then, they came up with an action plan with three steps to help them achieve their one word goal.  As a reminder, they made bracelets with their word to remind them to work toward their goal.

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Lots of students have helped this week picking up trash around the school and have received recognition for this. We sure appreciate our students looking out for our school.