Wacky Friday Brings out Creative Skills in Pree-schoolers

2011-12-07 05:32:59 by

With some degree of obvious enthusiasm, the colorfully-attired students entered the school?s compound anxiously anticipating the moment when they would display their costumes to their classmates. It was indeed a wacky Friday at the St. Peters Pre-School when the regular uniform was ditched just for Wacky Day.
The students made their way to their various classrooms in their costumes. Santa Claus, the Little Drummer Boy, elf costumes, reindeer and even a farmer costume.
Pre-school teacher Trevia Saddler, said that she gave birth to the Wacky Friday idea, while in attendance of one of the institution?s staff meetings.
?It was my idea to come up with a day for the children just to have fun; to take them out of the classroom but to still have a learning environment. One which centers on the Christmas and Carnival theme especially since that season is fast approaching.
?We decided to have a Wacky Friday where we could raise funds and still teach the children about Christmas and Carnival.?
It is true that the institution is accustomed to hosting its Mufti Fridays. However, Saddler explained that the major differences between Mufti Fridays and Wacky Fridays are the educational factor and the theme orientation.
Pre-school teachers ? who seemed to be having more fun than the children ? were not left out of the mix and had also donned their creative clothing which were just as whacky as the children?s.


Source:sknvibes.com