Showing posts with label Halle's Christmas Program. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halle's Christmas Program. Show all posts

Friday, December 14, 2007

Thursday, December 13, 2007

Halle's Christmas Program

Halle had her school Christmas program today. Grandpa and Grandma came to watch and we were pleasantly surprised that Mark made it as well. He usually comes, but didn't know if he'd be able to get out of work today due to a meeting.
Here she is coming into the theater: Doesn't she look beautiful!


She was so cute before the program started- she had the biggest smile and kept waving to us:


The program was about the Polar Express. They did a really good job. The kids all had handmade wooden train necklaces that they got to decorate. Some very nice person volunteered to cut out over 250 trains and donated them to the school for the kids!



I'm posting a video next for your listening pleasure!
Edited: You tube not cooperating- still trying!


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Monday, December 18, 2006

Halle's Christmas Program
















Halle had her school Christmas program last week. It's so nice that we have the fine arts center at the high school now. It makes it so much nicer to see these programs now instead of sitting at bleachers at the school gym!

The program was about a family picking out their Christmas tree in the woods. The bottom picture is Halle singing the mittens song. It was ccccold out side so they needed mittens to keep their hands warm.


Then at one point in the story the family picked out their favorite Christmas songs to sing. One of the little girls picked out- Old McDonalds Farm. The sister didn't think that was a good Christmas song but the mom said it was fine. The top 2 pictures are about the animals on Old McDonalds Farm.
One is the deer with his antlers. The other is the skunk that was on the farm. He was stinky.
Halle did a great job and it was so cute to see her keep looking out for us and then giving this tiny wave when she spotted us. It was a cute program! It's really nice that she was in the front row. It really helps to get decent pictures!