Back to School Night = the moment Bountiful Elementary starts feeling like Bountiful again. The hallways filled up. The playground got loud. Old friends found each other, new Bobcats got a first look around, Student Council jumped in to help, and our favorite Bobcat, Bobby made plenty of new friends along the way. Thank you to the families, teachers, staff, volunteers, and students who came together to kick off a new year. Because Make It Matter isn’t just our theme—it’s what happens when people show up, connect, help one another, and make this school a place where everyone belongs. We’re ready, Bobcats. Let’s make this year matter. 💚 #MakeItMatter #BountifulElementary #BountifulBobcats #BackToSchoolNight
6 days ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Bountiful Elementary students gather around the school’s Bobcat mascot on the outdoor playground during Back to School Night, with the school building in the background.
Two-photo collage from Bountiful Elementary Back to School Night. In the top photo, the Bobcat mascot and a Student Council member greet a young student inside the busy school hallway. In the bottom photo, families, students, and staff gather and visit on the outdoor playground.
Three-photo collage from Back to School Night. Student Council members help younger students on the playground, two boys smile together near school displays and balloons, and two adult volunteers stand at an outdoor table.
Four-photo collage from Bountiful Elementary Back to School Night showing a staff member at a giveaway table, three students together in the hallway, a young student visiting the Bobcat mascot beside a Make It Matter sign, and two adults helping at a table.
Three-photo collage from Back to School Night. The Bobcat mascot high-fives a Student Council member in a crowded hallway, two staff members smile at a welcome table, and the mascot poses beside Bountiful Elementary’s Make It Matter display.
The Bountiful Elementary Bobcat mascot and two Student Council members visit with younger students on the playground during Back to School Night.
Make It Matter can look like a gym full of clothes, a crew of Bobcats, and a whole lot of sorting. This year’s Hope Squad jumped in last week to tackle the mountain of clothing donations collected for Back to School Night—folding, sorting by size, and getting everything ready for families to browse tonight. To everyone who donated: thank you. And to our Hope Squad: way to start the year by putting our school theme into action. If something on the tables can help your family start the year strong, it’s there for you tonight. This is how Bobcats Make It Matter. #MakeItMatter #BountifulElementary #HopeSquad #BackToSchoolNight #BountifulBobcats
7 days ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Members of Bountiful Elementary’s Hope Squad pose together on the school playground, with several students playfully hanging upside down from the playground equipment.
Two Hope Squad students sort and fold donated children’s clothing spread across tables in the Bountiful Elementary gym.
Hope Squad students work along a row of tables in the school gym, sorting large piles of donated clothing into organized sections by size.
Two Hope Squad students fold and organize donated clothing at a table while additional sorted clothing is displayed on tables around the Bountiful Elementary gym.
Two Hope Squad students sort donated children’s clothing at tables labeled by size, with large piles of shirts, pants, and other clothing ready to be organized for Back to School Night.
Right now, the hallway displays are in their blank-canvas era. But not for long. In just 8 days, our walls start turning back into a gallery of Bobcat thinking and creativity. We can't wait until our students start filling the walls with work that matters because the best school displays don’t just decorate the building. They tell the story of the learning happening inside it.
12 days ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Student-created portrait artwork hangs on a black display rack in the school hallway with the Bountiful Elementary logo at the bottom.
A hallway art display shows several student-created portrait projects clipped to black grid panels.
Student artwork featuring colorful portraits and mixed-media backgrounds is displayed on black hallway panels.
Multiple student portrait drawings and paintings are arranged on a freestanding hallway art display.
A school hallway display is filled with student-created portrait artwork in different colors, styles, and media.
Close-up of a hallway art display showing student portraits clipped to black grid panels.
Only 9 days until our Bobcats are back. This summer, they filled our classrooms with crafts, games, color, conversations, and the kind of creativity that makes a school feel alive. We can’t wait to do it all again.
13 days ago, Bountiful Bobcats
A Bountiful Elementary student smiles at a table filled with colorful beads and craft supplies during summer learning.
Collage of students making paper crafts with scissors and playing a tile-based board game together during summer learning.
Collage of students working together on a large puzzle and smiling during hands-on summer learning activities.
Collage of students playing board games together at classroom tables, including small group games and a colorful game board.
Collage of students building with blocks and creating bead crafts at tables during the summer learning program.
10 days until the gym gets loud again. PE with Coach K was never just “go run around for a while.” It was giant cup towers under the basketball hoop, parachute hideouts, teamwork trains, big laughs, big movement, and the kind of games where Bobcats learned to cheer each other on without even realizing that was the lesson. Coach K won’t be returning this year, and she will be missed. She brought so much energy, fun, and joy to Bountiful—and these smiles say it better than we ever could.
15 days ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Bountiful Elementary students pose in the gym in front of a tall tower made from colorful stacking cups.
Students sit and smile under a large red, yellow, green, and blue parachute during PE class.
Collage of students working together in PE, holding hands in a line and moving in a teamwork train across the gym.
Students pose with a large colorful cup-stacking tower built in the gym during a PE activity.
Collage of students smiling beside creative team-built structures made with hula hoops, cones, scarves, ropes, and PE equipment.
11 days until the art room gets comes back to life. We’re counting down with a flashback to Bobcats unleashing their creativity through painting. The tables have been too clean. The hallways have been too quiet. The art room misses our Bobcats—and so does Miss Linsey. We can’t wait to see what they create next.
15 days ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Two Bountiful Elementary students smile while holding colorful painted landscape projects in the art room.
Collage of students painting and holding finished sunset landscape artwork during an elementary art class.
Collage of students working with paint trays, brushes, aprons, and colorful landscape paintings in the art room.
Collage of students painting and proudly displaying completed mountain and sunset landscape artwork.
The robots are charging. The fields are waiting. The countdown is on. Last year ended with weeks of Robot Games in Computer Science: Dash robots rolling across the field, Ozobots following student-made paths, and Coding Critters taking on tiny obstacle courses. In 12 days, our Bobcats are back—and we’re ready for more coding, testing, laughing, problem-solving, and “wait… it worked!” moments.
17 days ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Students gather around a VEX field in the computer lab, using Coding Critters and small obstacles during a robot game activity.
Collage of Bountiful Elementary students using tablets to control Dash robots on VEX fields with blocks, balls, and game barriers.
Collage showing students coding Dash robots on large VEX fields and using Coding Critters with small obstacle courses in the Robotics lab.
Collage of students drawing Ozobot paths on paper and setting up Dash robot games with cubes, balls, and tablets.
Students work on Ozobot coding drawings at round tables while other students use tablets to run Dash robots on a VEX field.
Collage of younger students drawing paths for Ozobots on paper during a computer science robot game activity.
Collage showing students programming Dash robots with tablets and creating Ozobot tracks on paper in the computer lab.
A student smiles beside an Ozobot path drawing while another student works nearby during a robot game activity.
Reading is cool—and our Bobcats have proved it all summer! 📚🍦 Join us August 4 from 9:30–11:00 a.m. for our Summer Library Celebration. We’ll recognize students who read for 45 days and enjoy a treat. The library will be closed August 11, but books may still be returned to the cart in the vestibule next to the office.
26 days ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Pink and purple Bountiful Elementary flyer announcing the Summer Library Celebration on August 4 from 9:30 to 11:00 a.m., with treats, books, and recognition for students who read for 45 days.
Three smiling Bountiful Elementary students stand together beside a bookshelf in the school library.
Five students gather around a library table for a craft activity, with bookshelves and mountain views behind them.
Smiling student holds a Cat Kid Comic Club book beside a library display for fifth- and sixth-grade Book Battles.

Summer learning at Bountiful Elementary is busy, creative, hands-on, and definitely not boring.


Our Bobcats are learning by doing and having a pretty great time while they're at it.

2 months ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Bountiful elementary student smiles while making a fruit and vegetable butterfly snack.
Photo collage of students working with air dry clay and fresh fruit snacks at tables.
Photo collage of Bountiful elementary students exploring pickleball, using Osmo, and showcasing fruit skewer.
Photo collage of Bountiful elementary students engaging in various activities as part of the summer learning program.
Photo collage of a student hitting a pickleball and another holding a skewer of grapes during summer school at Bountiful Elementary.
Photo collage of students working with air-dry clay, fresh fruit snacks, and ozobot coding maps.
Photo collage of four Bountiful elementary students smiling as they engage in different activities as part of summer school.
Two Bountiful elementary student smile while shaping air-dry clay at a classroom table.

Week 2 of Summer School is making waves in the art room!


Bountiful Elementary students created underwater scenes by layering paint, texture, color, and cut-paper shapes. Each ocean showed off its own mix of fish, sea creatures, bold blue water, and imagination.

Pretty fin-tastic work, Bobcats!

2 months ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Photo collage of Bountiful elementary students displaying underwater scene artwork created during summer school. program.
Photo collage of Bountiful elementary students displaying underwater scene artwork created during summer school. program.
Photo collage of Bountiful elementary students displaying underwater scene artwork created during summer school. program.

Tiny computers + creative coding = big smiles.


Bountiful Elementary summer school students explored micro:bits—tiny programmable computers—by turning them into digital name tags with lights, messages, icons, and sound effects.

Along the way, they practiced sequencing, debugging, and problem-solving skills. The best part? Watching them light up right along with their creations.

2 months ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Bountiful elementary student smiling while holding a lit micro:bit connected to a computer during summer school.
Photo colllage of Bountiful elementary students coding micro:bit name tags on computers and showing their projects.
Bountiful elementary student wearing headphones while coding a micro:bit project on a computer.
Photo collage of Bounitful elementary students working with micro:bits at computer stations and holding up their coded projects.
Bountiful elementary student smiling while holding a lit micro:bit connected to a computer during summer school.
Photo collage of Bountiful elementary students coding and testing micro:bit name tags during summer school.
Join Davis Reads 45 this summer! Students are challenged to read for 45 days, earning prizes every 5 days and a special end-of-summer event for those who complete the challenge. Pick up books during summer library hours. Families should check with their local elementary school for specific days and times. Regular summer reading helps prevent learning loss and supports continued academic growth. Contact your school or library to get started!
3 months ago, Davis School District
A parent and student reading a book. Davis Reads 45 Days of Summer
Davis School District has partnered with Waterford Upstart to provide our PreK children with an on-demand early learning program that gives you tools, coaching and resources so you can prepare your child for a bright future.

Program Benefits:

• Tailored software with fun and engaging lessons in reading, math and science that are done in just fifteen minutes a day
• Personalized family coaching and easy-to-use resources that support the work you’re already doing with your child
• A computer and internet access for those who qualify

Who Can Participate: Children entering kindergarten in Fall 2027

How to Apply: Visit signup.waterford.org/davisschooldistrict25 or call 1-888-982-9898
3 months ago, Davis School District
A teacher reading with a child. "Give your child a strong start in school"
Reading is cool all summer long! 📚🍦 Bountiful Elementary students are invited to stop by during summer library hours to check out books, keep reading, and stay connected to great stories. The library will be open on select Tuesdays from 9:30–11:00 AM. Please see the flyer for dates and book return information.
3 months ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Bountiful Elementary “Reading is Cool” summer library flyer with ice cream illustrations. The library will be open select Tuesdays from 9:30–11:00 AM, with book returns accepted August 10–19 from 9:00 AM–3:00 PM.
Robotics lesson of the day: sometimes the robot does exactly what you programmed it to do… and not at all what you hoped it would do. 🤖😅 Our UER Robotics students took on the aMAZEing Challenge at Lagoon during USU’s Physics Day, and this one was different: no remotes, no driver saves, no last-second course corrections. Just code, sensors, testing, problem-solving, and a whole lot of “well, that didn’t go as planned.” It was tough. It was funny. It was real robotics. Our Bobcats kept learning, adjusting, cheering each other on, and trying again. The maze may have kept them guessing, but they absolutely earned the rides afterward. 🎢💙
3 months ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Bountiful Elementary UER Robotics students and coaches pose together at Lagoon during USU’s Physics Day. The group wears matching blue UER shirts and stands under a pavilion with trees and picnic tables in the background.
Photo collage from the UER Robotics aMAZEing Challenge at Lagoon. One photo shows two students posing with their robot outside, while the other photos show students watching their robot navigate a maze-style course with red and blue barriers.
Photo collage of Bountiful Elementary students at the UER Robotics aMAZEing Challenge. Students in blue UER shirts stand near the maze course, observe their robot, and pose together outside with a robot and small stuffed animals.
Photo collage from the UER Robotics competition showing two teams at Lagoon. Students pose with their robots outside and watch closely as their robots move through the maze-style challenge course under a pavilion.
Photo collage of UER Robotics students during the aMAZEing Challenge at Lagoon. Students pose with robots, watch their robots attempt the maze course, and celebrate the day with teammates during USU’s Physics Day.
Future CEOs, CFOs, sales associates, engineers, bankers, reporters, and community leaders reporting for duty. 💼✨ On Tuesday, our 5th graders visited JA City, also known as BizTown, for a hands-on field trip where students got to run a mini city for the day. BizTown gives students the chance to step into real-world roles, manage businesses, make decisions, earn paychecks, work with budgets, provide services, and see how a community functions when everyone has a job to do. From banking and business operations to customer service, teamwork, and problem-solving, our Bobcats got a crash course in what it takes to keep a city moving. And based on these photos? The future is looking pretty capable.
3 months ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Bountiful Elementary 5th grade students gather inside Junior Achievement City Hall during their JA City/BizTown field trip.
Photo collage from the 5th grade JA City/BizTown field trip showing students working in different job roles. Students are pictured at a bank computer station, creating materials at a desk, and working together at an Enbridge business station with laptops, clipboards, safety vests, and name badges.
Photo collage of Bountiful Elementary 5th graders participating in JA City/BizTown. Students work at laptop stations, review paperwork, operate business materials, and collaborate in roles such as CFO and customer service inside the simulated city.
Photo collage from JA City/BizTown showing students acting as business employees and customers. Students use laptops, manage supplies, assist classmates, and work at stations labeled with real-world job roles, including sales associate.
Photo collage from the JA City/BizTown field trip showing students in business and community roles. Students work at a food service station, sit at a business desk, and wear lab coats while helping at a medical-themed volunteer station with supplies.
Photo collage of Bountiful Elementary 5th graders during their JA City/BizTown experience. Students are pictured near Zions Bank, participating in business activities with classmates, and working at a CFO desk with a laptop, paperwork, and office supplies.
Perfect attendance deserves a perfect celebration! ⭐🍦 These Bobcats showed incredible commitment by being at school every day, and they celebrated with a special lunch field trip to Arctic Circle. We are so proud of their dedication, responsibility, and Bobcat spirit!
3 months ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Bountiful Elementary perfect attendance students pose with two staff members in a school hallway before their celebratory lunch field trip to Arctic Circle.
Move over, history books — 6th grade brought the ancient world to the stage! 🌍🎭 Our Bountiful Elementary 6th graders performed “Dig It,” taking the audience on a journey through some of the civilizations that helped shape our world, including Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, and Rome. From pyramids and philosophers to emperors, skeletons, and explorers, students brought history to life with music, costumes, confidence, and plenty of personality. A huge shoutout to our 6th grade teachers and everyone who helped make this performance happen! Way to go, Bobcats — you really dug into history. 🐾✨
3 months ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Four Bountiful Elementary 6th grade students pose on stage in costumes representing explorers and ancient civilizations. The group includes students wearing a red robe, safari-style vests and hats, and a skeleton costume in front of the “Dig It” performance backdrop.
Five Bountiful Elementary 6th grade students pose on stage in ancient civilization costumes. One student holds a large cardboard wheel prop, while others wear robe-style costumes in front of a painted backdrop featuring a pyramid, the Great Wall of China, and ancient ruins.
A group of Bountiful Elementary 6th grade students pose together on stage wearing matching black skeleton costumes with white bone designs. They are in front of the painted ancient civilizations backdrop used for the 6th grade “Dig It” performance.
group of Bountiful Elementary 6th grade students pose on stage in costumes inspired by ancient Egypt and mummies. Some students wear white wrapped costumes, while others wear Egyptian-style collars, headdresses, and robes in front of the “Dig It” ancient civilizations backdrop.
Four Bountiful Elementary 6th grade students pose on stage in costumes for the “Dig It” performance. Two students wear Roman-style armor costumes, while two others wear white Greek-style costumes with purple sashes in front of a painted ancient civilizations backdrop.
Bountiful Elementary 6th grade students pose on stage in white Greek-style costumes with leafy headpieces. Behind them is a painted backdrop showing ancient landmarks, including a pyramid, the Great Wall of China, and a Greek temple, for their “Dig It” performance about ancient civilizations.
Earlier this week, our Bountiful Elementary Decathlon team showed up ready to run, jump, stack, dribble, throw, cheer, and give it everything they had! From cup stacking and basketball dribbling to curl-ups, running events, and all the in-between moments of teamwork, these students represented Bountiful with heart, grit, and a whole lot of Bobcat energy. A huge shoutout to Coach K for bringing Decathlon back to Bountiful and giving students this awesome opportunity to compete alongside schools from across the district. We are so proud of every student who stepped up, tried hard, and supported their team. Way to go, Bobcats! 💚
3 months ago, Bountiful Bobcats
Bountiful Elementary students and a staff member pose together for a team photo at the district Decathlon. Students wear athletic clothes, school colors, striped socks, and face paint while standing and sitting together inside the large competition space.
A Bountiful Elementary student runs outside during the district Decathlon, with teammates following behind on the course. The students are participating in an outdoor running event near the athletic facility on a sunny day.
Bountiful Elementary students participate in the curl-up event during the district Decathlon. Several students lie on exercise mats while teammates and event helpers stand nearby, supporting and observing the activity.
A Bountiful Elementary student participates in the cup stacking event at the district Decathlon while teammates react with excitement nearby. A digital Speed Stacks timer is visible beside the table, showing a completed time.
Four Bountiful Elementary students pose together at the district Decathlon event inside a large indoor athletic facility.
Four Bountiful Elementary students pose together at the district Decathlon event inside a large indoor athletic facility.
Four Bountiful Elementary students pose together at the district Decathlon event inside a large indoor athletic facility.
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! 🐾
3 months 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.