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Saturday, October 30, 2010
Character Parade and Fall Fun Festivities
It was another festive day in Hog Heaven as our First Graders came dressed as their favorite literary characters. We had everyone from Toto to Darth Vader present and accounted for. The day started with a Character Parade that went around the first floor of the school. Students brought a book with them to represent their costume. Older grades lined the halls and cheered on the Kindergarten and First Grade students as many of them remembered when they were the ones parading through the halls. Afterward, students worked on center activities including Q-tip skeletons, stained glass (tissue) pumpkins, and bat hats. In the afternoon, students also tinkered creating their own haunted house. In the evening, many students returned to school for trick-or-treating through the hallways and then enjoyed the fall carnival on the school grounds. October ended most memorably for all.
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4 comments:
Great costumes! I love how literature is incorporated into the costume parade and pumpkin display. Happy Halloween!
Wow! Great costumes!!!!!! The picture of Dorothy & the Witch is Adorable... priceless! Kyle said he had such a wonderful day! Thank you for always making these "fun" days so special!! - Claire Ladd
The parade of kids in costumes based on literary characters was just adorable. I am so thankful that Josey is in a class and school that enriches children's lives through great books. This is absolutely one of my favorite Chets Creek traditions. Nothing scary about children loving literature!
The Dorothy-Witch picture is absolutely priceless!
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