It's time for all Bountiful Elementary library books to make their way back home.

Every book is due, so please help your student check backpacks, bedrooms, bookshelves, cars, and those mysterious "safe places" where library books like to hide.

Thank you for helping Mrs. Berge get our library ready for the end of the school year!
9 days ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Graphic highlighting that all library books are due and need to be returned to Bountiful Elementary.
Big congratulations to next year’s Bountiful Elementary Student Council and Hope Squad! 🎉💙 These students were selected to help lead, serve, encourage, and support our school community during the 2026–2027 school year. From showing kindness in the halls to helping with school events and being positive examples for others, we can’t wait to see the impact they make. We are so proud of each of you and excited for the year ahead. Way to go, Bobcats! 🐾
about 5 hours ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Two group photos show Bountiful Elementary students selected for next year’s Student Council and Hope Squad. In the top photo, students and staff pose together in front of a Hope Squad display in the school library. In the bottom photo, another group of smiling students and staff pose together in a bright school hallway. The image celebrates student leadership, kindness, service, and positive school culture at Bountiful Elementary.
Kindness was on display in the best way today. 💛 For their final Kind Kids Club meeting of the year, students hosted an art exhibit for their families and a representative from One Kind Act a Day, the organization that sponsored the club this year. Students created artwork focused on kindness, positivity, friendship, and the small choices that help make Bountiful Elementary a better place. The exhibit was a celebration of what this club has been practicing all year: kindness is something we do, share, and pass on. A huge thank you to our Kind Kids Club facilitators, families, students, and One Kind Act a Day for helping kindness grow at Bountiful Elementary. 🌈💚
4 days ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Families and students view Kind Kids Club artwork at Bountiful Elementary during the club’s final kindness art exhibit.
Bountiful Elementary student stands beside kindness-themed student artwork
Bountiful Elementary student stands beside kindness-themed student artwork
Bountiful Elementary students stand beside kindness-themed student artwork
Bountiful Elementary students pose with kindness-themed artwork during the final Kind Kids Club art exhibit for families.
Bountiful Elementary students sit beside a display of Kind Kids Club artwork celebrating kindness, friendship, and positivity.
Bountiful Elementary students stand beside colorful kindness artwork created for the final Kind Kids Club art exhibit.
Bountiful Elementary student stands beside colorful kindness artwork created for the final Kind Kids Club art exhibit.

Fourth graders brought Utah to life one song, smile, and county at a time yesterday!

Our Bountiful Elementary 4th graders took the stage and proved they know their stuff — counties, geography, history, industry, pioneer spirit, and plenty of Utah pride. They turned a year of Utah social studies into a program full of songs, smiles, confidence, and personality.


Huge thanks to our 4th grade teachers for all the planning, practice, and behind-the-scenes work that helped our Bobcats shine!

11 days ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Bountiful Elementary fourth grade students pose together in pioneer-style costumes after their Utah history program. Several students wear bonnets, hats, suspenders, dresses, and vests while smiling and celebrating.
A group of fourth grade students stands on risers singing during their Utah history program. Some students wear pioneer-inspired clothing while others are dressed in everyday school clothes.
Fourth grade students sit on risers before their program. Some students smile at the camera while others hold papers or wear costume pieces connected to the Utah history theme.
Fourth grade students sing on risers while a teacher directs them from the front. Several students wear pioneer-style hats, bonnets, and dresses for the Utah history performance.
Students in pioneer-style costumes pose together in front of a gym wall after the Utah history program. Costumes include bonnets, wide-brimmed hats, vests, suspenders, and dresses.
Fourth grade students sit together on risers and smile for a group photo after their Utah history program. Some students wear costume pieces such as hats, while others are dressed casually.
Fourth grade students sit together on risers and smile for a group photo after their Utah history program. Some students wear costume pieces such as hats, while others are dressed casually.
Fourth grade students sit together on risers before their program. Several students smile at the camera, while others wear pioneer-inspired costumes and casual school clothes.
Three Bountiful Elementary 4th grade teachers smile together in front of a school wall after the fourth grade Utah history program.

🌸 First Grade's Spring Sing brought the sunshine today! 🌼


Our first graders filled the stage with music, movement, smiles, flower crowns, sunglasses, and plenty of springtime joy. From sweet songs to big performance energy, they did such a wonderful job sharing what they have been practicing.
A huge thank-you to our first-grade teachers for helping students shine and to our families for cheering them on. Spring definitely sounded a little brighter at Bountiful today! 💛🎶🌈

13 days ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Students wearing flower headpieces raise their arms in rounded shapes while performing spring-themed motions on stage.
First-grade students smile and perform on stage beside colorful student-made spring artwork, including flowers and rainbows.
First-grade students wear colorful sunglasses while singing and doing hand motions during their Spring Sing performance.
A group of first-grade students sings on risers, using small arm motions as part of their Spring Sing performance.
First-grade students sit and clap on risers in front of a green curtain during their Spring Sing performance.
First-grade students perform hand motions on stage while teachers lead them from the front during the Spring Sing.
Students in bright sunglasses perform together on risers during the first-grade Spring Sing.
First-grade students sing on risers, with several students wearing colorful flower headpieces for the spring-themed performance.
Four first-grade teachers smile together in front of colorful student-made spring artwork after the Spring Sing performance.
Miss Linsey is turning the halls into a full-on art museum and we are here for it. 🎨🔥
The Miniature Art Museum is packed with color, imagination, personality, and so much student talent. Every tiny piece shows the creativity, care, and joy our Bobcats bring to art class — and that starts with a teacher who makes kids feel inspired to create.
Miss Linsey doesn’t just teach art. She sparks ideas, builds confidence, celebrates originality, and helps students see that their work matters. The result? A school filled with art that feels joyful, bold, and completely alive.
Bountiful is a more creative place because of her. 💛🖼️
27 days ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Title graphic for Bountiful Elementary’s Miniature Art Museum featuring the Bobcat mascot on a gold background with the words “Bountiful Elementary’s Miniature Art Museum.”
Kindergarten Miniature Art Museum display at Bountiful Elementary featuring collages of student artwork from the Dixon, Palfreyman, and Luker classes. The display shows many small colorful square drawings arranged like a museum gallery wall.
First Grade Miniature Art Museum display at Bountiful Elementary featuring student artwork from the Maloney, King, Smith, and Willey classes. The collage shows rows of bright miniature drawings displayed in classroom groupings.
Second Grade Miniature Art Museum display at Bountiful Elementary featuring student artwork from the White, Enfield, and Suarez classes. The collage includes many colorful square art pieces arranged in gallery-style panels.
Third Grade Miniature Art Museum display at Bountiful Elementary featuring miniature student artwork from the Payne, Gibson, Meacham, and Craven classes. The artwork includes colorful patterns, landscapes, rainbows, and imaginative designs.
Fourth Grade Miniature Art Museum display at Bountiful Elementary featuring student artwork from the Allen, Mackliet, and Crow classes. The collage shows small framed-style drawings displayed together like a museum exhibit.
Fifth Grade Miniature Art Museum display at Bountiful Elementary featuring miniature student artwork from the Shalvis and Chin classes. The collage includes a variety of colorful drawings, symbols, characters, and creative designs.
Sixth Grade Miniature Art Museum display at Bountiful Elementary featuring miniature student artwork from the Hall and Nelson classes. The collage shows detailed square drawings arranged in a gallery-style presentation.

Tomorrow’s the night! 📚✨


Literacy Night is happening tomorrow at Bountiful Elementary!
Join us for an evening built for families with free food, prizes, childcare, and workshops in English and Spanish — all centered around one big idea:
Reading affects everything.
Come learn, connect, and leave with helpful ideas, free books, and so much more. We’ve worked hard to make this a fun, worthwhile night for families, and we’d love to see you there.


📍 Bountiful Elementary
🗓 Wednesday, April 15
⏰ 5:30–7:45 PM
Bring the family and help us build literacy together. 💚💛

28 days ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Literacy Night at Bountiful Elementary is on Wednesday April 15

Each week, our school focuses on a Manner of the Week — a modern manner that students learn about and practice together across classrooms and shared spaces.


This week’s focus is: Don’t Brag


Students are learning that it is okay to feel proud of their accomplishments while also making room for others to share their successes, experiences, and excitement.

These weekly manners are designed to be informative and to encourage conversations at home. Talking about the difference between confidence and bragging can help students practice humility, encouragement, and respectful conversation.

29 days ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Graphic titled “Manner of the Week” with the focus “Don’t Brag.” The design features yellow and cream vertical stripes with green text and accents. A short description explains that it is okay to feel proud of yourself and that respect means making space for others to share too. A school mascot illustration appears in the bottom corner.
Wear blue this Friday, April 10, to support children!

Everyone plays a role in helping children have healthy and positive childhoods.

Positive Childhood Experiences occur when children experience safe, stable nurturing relationships and environments.
about 1 month ago, Davis School District
A student wearing blue holding pinwheels. The bottom says: "Prevent Child Abuse Utah"

Each week, our school focuses on a Manner of the Week — a modern manner that students learn about and practice together across classrooms and shared spaces.


This week’s focus is: Speak with Confidence


Students are learning that speaking with confidence can look like:

  • using a clear voice

  • choosing respectful words

  • calmly saying what they need

These weekly manners are designed to be informative and to encourage conversations at home. Talking about how to speak clearly, ask for help, or share ideas respectfully can help students build confidence in everyday situations.

about 1 month ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Graphic titled “Manner of the Week” with the focus “Speak with Confidence.” The design features yellow and cream vertical stripes with green text and accents. A short description explains that speaking with confidence means using a clear voice, respectful words, and saying what you need. A school mascot illustration appears in the bottom corner.

Don’t forget to wear purple on Tuesday, April 7th, for Purple Up Day!


Purple Up Day is a chance to show support for military children and recognize the strength, resilience, and sacrifices of military families. We invite all Bobcats to join us by wearing purple as we stand together in support.


Let’s fill Bountiful Elementary with purple!

about 1 month ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Graphic from Bountiful Elementary reminding students and staff to wear purple on Tuesday, April 7 for Purple Up Day. The design features the Bountiful Elementary logo and purple clothing accessories including socks, a scrunchie, hat, sweater, scarf, pants, and sunglasses on a light purple background.
Today we are celebrating National School Librarian Day and giving a big shoutout to Mrs. Berge! Mrs. Berge does so much to make the library a special place for students at Bountiful Elementary. From organizing Scholastic Book Fairs and Book Battles to leading One Book, One Bountiful, taking students to Story Con, and hosting the library’s creative pumpkin book character contest, she helps build a strong culture of reading across our school. Her work goes far beyond the library shelves. She creates opportunities for students to connect with books, share stories, and build a lifelong love of reading. Thank you, Mrs. Berge, for all you do for our school community!
about 1 month ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Portrait of Bountiful Elementary librarian Mrs. Berge smiling in front of a white background with black book illustrations.
Mrs. Berge stands with five Bountiful Elementary students in matching school shirts at a crowded book event in a school gym.
Mrs. Berge poses with a group of Bountiful Elementary students at Story Con, where students wear name badges and hold books and bags.
Mrs. Berge smiles with five Bountiful Elementary Book Battle students wearing matching green school shirts and medals in the school gym.
Congratulations to our March Students of the Month! Thank you for being a PAWSitive example and helping make Bountiful Elementary such a great place to learn and grow.
about 1 month ago, Principal Pickett
March Students of the Month at Bountiful Elementary pose together on a playground climbing structure outdoors while being recognized for setting a PAWSitive example at school.
Students vs. teachers is always guaranteed fun. 📚🔥 Today’s Book Battle Assembly featured The Big Dilll vs. The Book Wizards and The Battlers vs. The Plot Twisters. Spoiler: both student teams walked away with the win and full bragging rights. Safe to say our Bobcats know their books… and our teachers may need a rematch. 😅🏆
about 2 months ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Student team The Big Dill sits at a table during Bountiful Elementary’s student vs. teacher Book Battle assembly, with several students dressed in green pickle costumes while a staff member stands at a podium nearby. A hand-drawn team banner featuring a cartoon pickle and the words “The Big Dill” hangs across the front of the table, and a teacher in a fries costume stands in the background on the school stage.
Staff team The Book Wizards sits on stage during Bountiful Elementary’s student vs. teacher Book Battle assembly, with teachers dressed in playful costumes including a wizard hat, witch hat, fries costume, and a hamburger costume in the foreground. A team banner reading “The Book Wizards” with a hand-drawn open book hangs across the front of the table during the school reading competition.
Student team The Battlers sits on stage during Bountiful Elementary’s Book Battle assembly, smiling and talking together behind a hand-lettered team banner. A staff member stands at the podium beside the team as students prepare for the school’s student vs. teacher reading competition.
Teacher team The Plot Twisters poses on stage at Bountiful Elementary’s student vs. teacher Book Battle assembly, smiling behind a black team banner painted with a large white tornado. Four staff members wear matching shirts with tornado graphics as they sit at the competition table.
Spring Break starts now!🌷☀️ Just a reminder, there is no school next week, March 30–April 3. We hope our students and families enjoy a safe, restful, and fun break together. We’ll see everyone back at school on Monday, April 6, 2026! 💚
about 2 months ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Green and gold school graphic announcing Davis School District Spring Break. Text says there is no school the week of March 30 through April 3, and students return on Monday, April 6, 2026.
Today, our 6th graders didn’t just learn about the Middle Ages. They lived it. 🏰👑⚔️ Bountiful Elementary’s Medieval Feast transformed a school day into an experience students will remember. With costumes, themed tables, and a room full of knights, nobles, jesters, and royalty, students had the chance to celebrate their learning in a fun, memorable way. It was more than a feast. It was a chance to bring history to life, build community, and make school memories that last. A big thank you to everyone who helped make this special day possible for our Bobcats.
about 2 months ago, Principal Pickett
Students in medieval costumes sit along both sides of a long banquet table covered in bright yellow paper, with handmade placemats and plastic cups in front of them during a school feast.
Students sit along both sides of a long yellow-covered banquet table in the school gym, with several smiling toward the camera beside handmade placemats, cups, and bowls during a medieval feast celebration.
Students sit along a long banquet table covered in bright yellow paper, with cups and handmade placemats in front of them, while several smile toward the camera during a medieval-themed school feast in the gym.
Students in medieval-style costumes hold colorful ribbons and dance around a maypole in the school gym while classmates watch from nearby tables.
Four students stand together in costume during a medieval-themed school event, including cardboard armor, knight helmets, shields, and capes.
Two students wearing jester hats stand together in the gym, with one smiling and speaking into a microphone while the other covers part of their face.
Students smile and pose in medieval-themed clothing during Bountiful Elementary’s 6th grade Medieval Feast.
Students dressed as medieval nobles and villagers pose together at Bountiful Elementary’s 6th grade Medieval Feast celebration.
Students in crowns, cloaks, and medieval attire gather around a feast table at Bountiful Elementary’s 6th grade Medieval Feast.

Each week, our school focuses on a Manner of the Week — a modern manner that students learn about and practice together across classrooms and shared spaces.


This week’s focus is Make Room.

  • Students are learning that making room can look like noticing others, inviting someone to join, and helping people feel included.

  • Talking about what inclusion looks like in everyday moments can help students recognize simple ways to help others feel welcome.

about 2 months ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Graphic titled “Manner of the Week” with the focus “Make Room.” The design features yellow and cream vertical stripes with green text and accents. A short description explains that making room means noticing others and helping them feel included. A school mascot illustration appears in the bottom corner.
Let’s hear it for our Bobcat readers! Good luck to the four Bountiful Elementary teams headed to the District Book Battle today! These students have been reading, preparing, and working together, and now it’s their time to shine. We'll be cheering on: The Book Leaders — 6th grade The Goldfish Bombers — 5th grade The Amazing Book Club — 4th grade The Reading Machines — 3rd grade We are so proud of your hard work and book-loving brain power. Go show everyone what Bountiful Bobcats can do to!
about 2 months ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Three older elementary students smile while standing together in the school library before the District Book Battle.
Five upper elementary students stand together in front of a display screen during a Book Battle team meeting.
Five elementary students gather around a table with a tablet in the school library during Book Battle preparation.
Four elementary students sit smiling on the floor around a tablet during Book Battle practice in the school library.
No screens. No step-by-step directions. Just imagination, teamwork, and a room full of builders. Builder Days in the computer lab are designed for open-ended exploration, where students create and discover through hands-on play. Whether they are building patterns, designing structures, or trying out a brand new idea, students are strengthening essential skills: creativity, collaboration, persistence, and curiosity. Sometimes, the best learning starts with a pile of materials and the freedom to build.
about 2 months ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Six students sit on the computer lab floor building with large colorful gears and connectors while other students work in the background.
Two students sit beside a purple tray filled with colorful cube towers and stacked block designs.
Two students kneel beside a tall blue and orange tower built on a purple tray in the computer lab.
Two students stand beside a rainbow built from colorful interlocking cubes on a table in the computer lab.
Two students sit by a window beside a tall blue and orange engineering structure they built together.
Students sit across the computer lab floor using trays and building materials during a hands-on STEM activity.
Two students sit on the floor building small vehicles and structures with colorful interlocking blocks.
Four students sit together on the floor beside magnetic tile builds and a tray of small colorful cubes.
Three students build with green rods and connectors on the computer lab floor, and one student holds a cube-shaped frame.
Hope Week is off to a meaningful start 💙 Today, our students gathered for a special kickoff assembly with Tom Ballard, the Heart Rock Guy, and a powerful reminder that kindness is our superpower. Students heard how small acts of kindness can make a big difference—and each student went home with a heart rock of their own as a reminder to reach out, create kindness, and share hope. We’re excited to see our school community carry that message through the week.
about 2 months ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Tom Ballard speaks on stage during a school assembly as students sit on the gym floor watching. A large screen behind him shows colorful heart rocks and the words “Reach Out Create Kindness.”
Four adults, including Tom Ballard, sit smiling together on the edge of the school stage. Three staff members wear black “be kind” shirts, and the projection screen behind them shows part of a heart rock image.
A close-up view of dozens of polished heart-shaped stones arranged on a table in shades of cream, pink, brown, gray, and amber.
A large group of elementary students and staff gather in the school gym, smiling and making heart shapes with their hands during the Hope Week kickoff assembly.