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"Harmony High" & Wax Museum

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My 4th-grade granddaughters Kelsey (gray t-shirt, front and center) and Kassie (rose Nike t-shirt, second row right) have been busy with end-of-the-school-year events.

Recently, their 4th/5th grade Shenandoah Singers group performed the musical "Harmony High" in the Shenandoah Elementary gym.

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This fun musical is set in a high school where everyone sings and gets along, where the students/teachers/staff are all in harmony and everyone's cool and happy. (Wouldn't that be a great model for our high schools today?!)

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Kassie and Kelsey had roles as the cafeteria cooks (who doesn't love a cool, singing cook?!).

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Kassie did great with her solo!

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Let's hear it for the cooks!

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And a crazy science teacher too!

 

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The kids really had a great performance...

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...under the direction of SES music teacher, Mrs. Lipps (the perfect name for a choir director!).

 

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In another year-end project, all the fourth-grade classes put on a Wax Museum of Famous Hoosiers for other students and their parents and grandparents. Each student chose a famous Indiana native and dressed like them, created a poster display, and memorized a short narrative to tell about their life.

Kassie chose Ryan White...

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...and did a great job telling his story!

 

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Kelsey's famous Hoosier was Orville Redenbacher.

 

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In order to "activate" the wax figure, Papaw put the popcorn box in her hands.


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Orville never looked so cute!

Just one more week of fourth grade for these two sweet 10-year-olds. We enjoyed seeing them share their talents in...

..."Harmony High" and the Wax Museum.

 

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