On Wednesday the 4th, 5th,
and 3rd grade classes put on a production. It was about all of the
things we learned in Social Studies. I was the narrator. I was also the
lead dancer in the greeting dance. I had to introduce all of the
speakers. I also had to introduce the play and close it. In the play
there were different sections. One was Declaration, another Occupation,
and the last was Emancipation. The play went by fast! It was only 30
minutes long. I thought it was a lot of fun and I got a lot of
compliments. I hope we have another one. ~Katie B. -5th Grade
The play was
about us reenacting history. It was basically like a big storybook that
goes on and on. Sojourner Truth was the most memorable part because she
was the bravest person I've heard of. Another memorable part was the
immigrant dance because it was touching. ~Emma N. -4th Grade
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The program was about things we
study and the people we study. Like slaves, Presidents, civil rights,
Declaration of Independence and more. I thought it was great and a fun
way to learn. I thought the whole performance was inspiring. My
proudest moment was when I spoke the words of Emma Lazarus. I would love
to do something like that again. ~Hanna H.-4th Grade
The project was
about our country. The most memorable characters were the ones who
changed our land." ~Sam B. -5th Grade
On March 21, we had a
production called American Document. I was Thomas Jefferson. I read the
Declaration of Independence. My costume was complicated and had lots of
parts. This was my first ever production. The production was very well
put together. I had fun in it. ~Ben J., 5th Grade |