Spring Hill Celebrates the Fall Festival with a Costume Parade

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November 01, 2021

Students and staff at Spring Hill really got creative this year with the costumes! We had several inflatable dinosaurs, a few virtual teachers and even Jake from State Farm. Many of the costumes were based on favorite book series or movies such as Inside Out, Frozen and Harry Potter. Each grade took a turn walking through the gym while the sixth graders made them feel like rock stars by clapping and cheering them on! Then each grade level got to parade through the hallways while their fellow panthers looked on. After the parade, classes celebrated the season with fun activities and games in their classrooms. Thank you to all of the parents and family members who volunteered to make the Fall Festival a success! See below for some snapshots of the day and click on each picture for more detail!

Fall Festival Costume Parade

Mrs. Eck and Mrs. Briggs had to watch out for Mr. Casey so he didn't catch them in his net!

Mrs. Eck and Mrs. Briggs had to watch out for Mr. Casey so he didn't catch them in his net!

School counselors Ms. Rinker and Dr. Trigiani wanted to convey a message with their costume: "You can COUNT on us!"

School counselors Ms. Rinker and Dr. Trigiani wanted to convey a message with their costume: "You can COUNT on us!"

Some of the specialists dressed as characters from Mo Willems' books

Some of the specialists dressed as characters from Mo Willems' books

The Kindergarten team chose to be days of the week from one of their students' favorite book "The Very Hungry Caterpillar"

The Kindergarten team chose to be days of the week from one of their students' favorite book "The Very Hungry Caterpillar"

The first grade team dressed up as the four seasons

The first grade team dressed up as the four seasons

The second grade team dressed as every teacher's favorite drink - coffee!

The second grade team dressed as every teacher's favorite drink - coffee!

The third grade team chose characters from the Pixar favorite - Inside Out: Jealousy, Joy, Sadness, Fright, and Anger

The third grade team chose characters from the Pixar favorite - Inside Out: Jealousy, Joy, Sadness, Fright, and Anger

The 4th grade team came to school as the Sanderson Sisters from the Disney classic Hocus Pocus

The 4th grade team came to school as the Sanderson Sisters from the Disney classic Hocus Pocus

The fifth grade teachers flashed back to 2020 and came as virtual teachers - business on top and pajamas on the bottom

The fifth grade teachers flashed back to 2020 and came as virtual teachers - business on top and pajamas on the bottom

Mrs. Swiers and Mrs. Fitzsimmons reaching through their virtual teaching "screen" to greet their students

Mrs. Swiers and Mrs. Fitzsimmons reaching through their virtual teaching "screen" to greet their students

The spooky 6th grade team dressed up as skeletons

The spooky 6th grade team dressed up as skeletons

Third grade students wait to start the parade

Third grade students wait to start the parade

We saw many Marvel characters and witches as third grade waited to get the parade going

We saw many Marvel characters and witches as third grade waited to get the parade going

First graders were eager to participate in their first costume parade

First graders were eager to participate in their first costume parade

Princesses and superheroes celebrated together in first grade

Princesses and superheroes celebrated together in first grade

First graders lined up outside their classrooms to begin the parade

First graders lined up outside their classrooms to begin the parade

Kindergarten students admired each others' costumes as they lined up for the festival

Kindergarten students admired each others' costumes as they lined up for the festival

Second grade astronauts, princesses and police officers waited to see their fellow panthers in the hallway

Second grade astronauts, princesses and police officers waited to see their fellow panthers in the hallway

Sixth graders lined the gym to cheer on their younger classmates

Sixth graders lined the gym to cheer on their younger classmates