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Creating Costumes for the International Festival

By  Beth Newingham on March 26, 2012
  • Grades: 3–5

Parents are asked to help their children put together a costume that reflects the country they are studying. (Of course there are always students whose parents are not able to help, so we teachers assist those students in finding a costume of some sort to wear.) The costumes are worn during the night of the International Festival and for a morning performance we put on for the school.

Check out more photos of my students in their costumes.

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