Halloween in Mrs. Lowry's Class

I play with a ball.

I have a hat.

I have a belt.

What am I?

This is a photo of Caden's journal at school. He had made a riddle about what he was going to be for Halloween. His teacher said everyone guessed his quickly because he talks about baseball so much!

After reading the book called, Them Bones, Caden's class made skeletons out of q-tips.

Next, they played a game called 'Who's The Ghost'. One student went out in the hall. The kids switched chairs with each other. Then the teacher covered one of the kids with a white sheet. The student in the hall comes back in the room and tries to guess who is the ghost. All the kids loved playing the game. At the end, Caden's teacher let Hudson be the ghost! Hudson couldn't keep from laughing!

Caden as the ghost

Hudson using his 'blue' to cover his face and pretend to be the ghost. When, the teacher asked the kids to switch chairs, Hudson stood up and switched chairs just like he was part of the class!

Halloween

Here are the boys on Halloween night. Rylan and Caden were not wanting to dress up but decided to be baseball players, a big surprise! Hudson had a fun day. At school, they had a fall festival with games and treats. He wore a soldier costume that he had picked out. (I forgot my camera for that event...bad mom moment.) After school, he changed into a spider-man costume. I guess that is one positive thing about having older brothers. Hudson had several choices of costumes in a box from previous years. He really thought it was fun to keep changing costumes all day. After the boys came home from school, we went to 'trunk or treat' at in our church's parking lot. There was a football game later that night, so we made our trick or treating quick! The boys wanted to get to the game and their dad was more than willing!














Patricia with Spider-Man Hudson and Spider-Man Brian




















Caden and Conner












Rylan, Wyatt and Tyler














Janet and Jerry with Hudson






























Kamille, Hudson and Caden chose to stay at home with me and trick or treat on our street. This ghost was in our neighbors yard. I was also excited to have trick or treaters come to our house. We didn't get that when we lived in the country!



























Earlier in the week, the boys had each carved a pumpkin. Here is Caden sitting by his and Rylan's down below. Hudson's somehow had been eaten by the dog!!