Today marks the final performance of a Selby in the annual tradition of Grandparents’ Day. Mason in the fifth grade and the middle school students do not participate. The theme of the program was Tune Thy Heart…To Sing Thy Grace. This is Mason’s swan song. In the hallway, I noticed Mason’s work. Postcard to Papa […]
(The hands are the actual hands of the kindergarten through fifth graders.) As in the past, each grade performed a specific song and then the grandparents and family members were invited to the classrooms. Mason is on the far right, back row. Mason’s hallway work included this essay which he wrote about James Madison.
Please pardon the string of adjectives but I am trying to tie together a full day of important events. It started with Grandparents Day. The program backdrops were flowers with petals colored by each student. The musical accompaniment this year was live and it added quite a bit to the program. Of course, they played […]
For weeks now there has been a buzz around the house and secretive singing practice as the boys rehearsed for the the Grandparents’ Day program. Music Through the Decades was this year’s theme. Walker led part of the opening prayer with the principal and several of his classmates. Our new (and very energetic) music teacher […]
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