Carnival Celebration

Each language classroom will celebrate Carnival on Friday, February 17th.

Spanish: Wear jeans with colorful t-shirts. Students will create masks in their classes.

French:  Dress up as knights, queens, and kings.

German:  Simple costumes and face paint. Masks are not typically needed (e.g. instead of wearing a lion mask, the face would be painted as a lion face). Please remember that costumes should be funny/happy rather than scary.

Here are some suggestions: 

Jobs (e.g. baker, police officer, firefighter, etc.)

Animals (e.g. cat, lion, panda, etc.)

Magical (e.g. witch, wizard, fairy, etc.)

Story or Book Characters (e.g. princess, prince, Pippi Longstocking, etc.)

Mandarin: Choose one of the options above.

Please note (for all tracks):

– Students are not allowed to bring toy weapons (e.g. swords, knives, guns, etc).

– Whole-face masks are also not allowed.

– Please keep in mind that leggings or form-fitting pants of any material type are not considered pants. If your child chooses to wear leggings, they must wear appropriately-length shorts or skirts over them.

– If your child is not participating in the outlined dress-up options, your child needs to come to school in his/her school uniform.