The last week of school always is full of class Christmas presentations for very grade.
Emma - Grade 4
We started with Emma's Grade 4/ Grade 5 Christmas potluck, which was intentionally a cultural selection - - - and very, very yummy!!! Emma requested sweet potato casserole as her traditional Christmas dish and it was a hit, which she was very proud of! Her class played "Jingle Bells" with their recorders and then did a Christmas Carol picture game, which she and her friend won (with help from a certain mom . . . ahem)
Emma did pastels to create this gorgeous Nutcracker
Navia - Junior Kindergarten
On Monday Navia's Junior Kindergarten/ Senior Kindergarten class had fun doing their very first presentation ever! They sang 2 Christmas songs in French, twice each, then Jingle Bells, a finger play about "5 Gingerbread Men" and then finished with a song "Father Christmas" in which they did a little dance. It was soooo cute watching them!!! Oh, and she requested that I bring ginger molasses cookies, which of course I made for her.
Navia is in the white with the jean skirt
Kaleb - Grade 2
Today we ended with Kaleb's Grade 2/ Grade 3 class which created their own presentation - from the welcome to the little skits in between their song choices. It was really enjoyable to watch and they were so proud of what they were doing! Kaleb was in the first skit and his teacher said that she loves how he's not scared of talking in front of others and knew if he started the presentation off the other kids would follow his lead. Pretty cool to hear about our little boy! Kaleb also requested that I make chocolate cupcakes with sprinkles for the presentation, as he teacher love chocolate. He was so happy telling the kids that HE brought the cupcakes they were eating.
"On the 7th of day of holidays of holidays my parents told me to scoop the dog's poop" . . . yep, that's the line that Kaleb had! It was a really cute song and it ended . . . "On the 12th day of holidays we told our parents we want to go back to school and do homework everyday instead of chores!"
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