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Spirit Week

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We have Spirit week once every year in April. Spirit Week is where we have days that you can dress up as the assigned day. 

For this year's Spirit Week we had Decade Day on Monday. We could dress like people from any decade. One person dressed like a cave man.

Tuesday disguise/character day and some people even changed their names. (HAHA).

Wednesday was sports/no backpack day. Most people wore jerseys and people brought crazy stuff from lacrosse bags to kitchen bowls instead of backpacks.

Thursday was Wild Card Day which you could do anything you wanted to do. People dressed up as a dinosaurs or bookworms and one person even dressed up as Donald Trump.

And last but not least Friday was pajamas and stuffie day!We wore pajamas and slippers and brought all kinds of stuffies. Look down for pictures!
by Ruby and Jane

 

Monday: Decades Day!





Tuesday: Disguise/Character Day!




Wednesday: Sports and No Backpack Day





Thursday: Wild Card Day








Friday: PJ and Stuffie Day














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