lucky Miss Ame got to come to school with me.
She just "ate up" all the attention she got from
my students. She had a blast and it was pretty
fun for me to have MY GIRL there for a day!
Leading up to this day we had done various
learning activities tied to this story.
Then this afternoon the students got
to watch the movie and also make a candle
as a gift to give to whomever they chose.
Here's me and Ame with my cute, crazy class!
product the next day. We gift wrapped the candles in
these cute bags that we decorated to look like
a Santa suit (red bag, black strip, with a buckle
and some added cotton).
We surprised them with their own POLAR EXPRESS
ride, up in Heber. They were soo excited when we
told them where we were headed right after school.
It was SOO cold. Luckily the train was heated!
was the MC for the ride.
She organized various games and
activities while we were on the train.
Waiting...
waiting...
waiting...
and we are off to the North Pole.
program (as if he were reading it) and just singing away.
He can actually sing along to a few songs.
His favorite is Frosty the Snowman.
at the North Pole and Santa got on board.
and shook their hand.
Ash were especially enthralled with the whole night!
Then Wed. night (we had already planned this event
b4 the actual train ride so there was no getting out of this one)
the kids each had a friend over for a
POLAR EXPRESS PARTY.
That was a lot of craziness. I don't know how much they
actually watched the movie, but they
were definitely SUGAR filled!!
hot cocoa, homemade treats (lots of which came
as gifts from my students), popcorn, etc...
1 comments:
Hey, thanks for sharing a pic of your class. They are really a cute group and obviously they love their teacher!! Once again, how neat to organize your kids "own" Polar Express experience....both train trip and home party....totally impressed. The excitement in their sweet faces tells it all.
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