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International Day at Elementary School

I guess this is the 20th year that our Elementary School has held an “International Day.” It was very cool. Donovan’s class had Mexico, Ashley’s class had England and PJ’s class had New Zealand.

They kids have been learning about their country for a while, they had a parade to show off what they had learned (see photos below), and after the parade they got to taste food from their country. I learned how to make Bread Pudding and a New Zealand kiwi/papaya salad for the event.

Above: Before the parade…the classes were all getting lined up.

Above: Donovan was lucky enough to get the largest sombrero…which he loved, of course :-) .

Above: Donovan and his class lined up and ready for the parade to start.

Above: Donovan’s class representing Mexico in the parade.

Above: I think Nayali (left) was the only true Mexican in the group.

Above: Ms. Ferry!!!

Above: You can see Donovan on the Left.

Above: Some of Donovan’s friends (you might remember them from the Aquarium field trip).

Above: I didn’t have any kids in this class…it’s just an example of the other colorful countries represented.

Above: This is Ashley’s class in the parade.

Above: Ashley got to be Queen Elizabeth….she felt very important.

Above: Her Royal Highness.

Above: Nkemji and Willow.

Above: Ms. Simpson as Elizabeth the Great.
Above: I don’t know how he did it but PJ managed to do the parade without a costume. Here he is trying to hide behind his friend Tahmeed.

Above: More of PJ’s class representing New Zealand.
Above: All of the countries were represented by their flags.

Above: PJ’s New Zealand class after the parade…you can see him hiding in the background.

Above: Part of Ashley’s class.

Above: Ashley with her friends Nkemji and Kha.


Above: The “English.”

One Response to “International Day at Elementary School”

  1. Mitchell Family says:

    I love it! That’s a really cool activity! Your kids are great!-Betsy

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