Dance Dance Dance

That's right--THREE kids in the school's dance festival this year. It was so fun to watch each of them dance and enjoy a lasting tradition that my kids' school has each year. We will definitely miss it at this school, but I am sure we will enjoy the traditions of our new school next year. Here are some highlights of this year's dance festival:

McKay, along with the rest of the fifth grade, were able to sing and do sign language for the Star Spangled Banner to start out the dance festival.

Josh put on quite the show during his dance. They danced to It's A Small World and had to dress in clothes from a different culture. Josh is sporting a Cozumel, Mexico t-shirt along with a Mexican Sombrero.

Josh really got into it had I loved watching him take his dancing so seriously.

Jaxon and the rest of the third grade dance to the Hawaiian Hukilau. He was very good.

At the end of his dance, Jaxon put motioned his finger down his throat (as in gag) to let me know that this was not his choice of dance festival song and dance. However, I enjoyed it.

McKay and the rest of the fifth grade did a medley of songs for their dance and was a lot of fun to watch. Here McKay (in the center with the black cowboy hat) is dancing to I Love the Rainy Nights.

They also danced to Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing and a street song, and Dynamite (which is a favorite among most of the kids at school).

I loved the dance festival this year and so did the kids (even Jaxon). It was entertaining and fun! Way to go boys!