RGI’s fourth year as part of the Adopt-a-Class program kicked off with a Halloween visit to our kindergarteners at Winton Hills Academy. Arriving at the door of Ms. Riley’s classroom, we saw what appeared to be an empty classroom lit only by a few strings of orange lights. We could barely make out the shape of desks and chairs in the eerie glow, but where were the kids??? As we slowly opened the door, the overhead lights mysteriously came back on and we were greeted warmly by the class. We jumped right into the Halloween spirit by acting out the poem “Five Little Pumpkins” with the kids, complete with gestures and props.
Following treats of apple slices and graham cracker snacks, and asking the kids what they were dressing up as for Halloween, the class taught us the “Alphabet Song” and gave us scarecrow cutouts they had decorated and signed. All to soon it was time for us to go, and like the five little pumpkins, we rolled out of sight!
RGI’s fourth year as part of the Adopt-a-Class program kicked off with a Halloween visit to our kindergarteners at Winton Hills Academy. Arriving at the door of Ms. Riley’s classroom, we saw what appeared to be an empty classroom lit only by a few strings of orange lights. We could barely make out the shape of desks and chairs in the eerie glow, but where were the kids??? As we slowly opened the door, the overhead lights mysteriously came back on and we were greeted warmly by the class. We jumped right into the Halloween spirit by acting out the poem “Five Little Pumpkins” with the kids, complete with gestures and props.
Following treats of apple slices and graham cracker snacks, and asking the kids what they were dressing up as for Halloween, the class taught us the “Alphabet Song” and gave us scarecrow cutouts they had decorated and signed. All to soon it was time for us to go, and like the five little pumpkins, we rolled out of sight!
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