It's a tradition in fifth grade at Concordia that when the students study the American Revolution, a "wax museum" is held where every student dresses up like a historical figure from the Revolution and does a presentation as if they were that person. Seth was in fifth grade our first year at Concordia, and leading up to it I had no idea then what a big deal this event was! With Madelyn in fifth grade this year, I was prepared. We had a costume made at the fabric market and she became Lydia Darragh, a Quaker spy for the Patriots. Parents are invited to the big event and can walk through all the fifth grade classrooms, listening to the speeches. At the end all six classes were brought down to the gym for a group photo... I captured just a portion of them in this picture. I love all the white wigs, many on Asian heads!
Here are Betsy Ross and Lydia Darragh (aka, Caroline and Madelyn) together! Love their smiles!
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Appreciate that fabric market! Jalen's class also had a wax museum with their favorite book. We just had to throw together what we had at hand. I love the outfit you guys had made!
Lisa
How fun! You look great, Madelyn!
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