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Carol Olsen, Regional Representative for Quilts of Valor, presents a special gift. Carol created a "Quilt of Courage" for the students of Evergreen and in the center block wrote a dedication for them. "Courageous Children touched by war". It will hang in the auditorium of the school. |
Ms. San Nicolas and Ms. Makowski's class study Camille St. Saens, the composer . These students in these classes listened to the composition "Carnival of the Animals" written by St. Saens and learned to identify the animal by listening to the sounds created by instruments that imitated the voices and movement of the animals. Then they created the animals that were described by the music for their own carnival of animals! |
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The Roosters and Hens with pecking noises....... |
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Horses running in a herd & Kangaroos hopping! |
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Donkeys braying.......Mysterious music with the Aquarium & fish and the xylophone sounds of the fossils............ |
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The graceful Swan with its majestic music gently playing.......... |
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Monkeys playing depicted by lively pianos............ |
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A faint cuckoo in the distance helps picture the Cuckoo Bird............. |
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Cellos give the lumbering feeling of the Elephant and its movements........... |
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Very slow deep music shows the movement of the Tortoise and regal music with growling pianos and cellos play as the Lion walks................ |
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Rhubarb the Reindeer comes to Evergreen! Tacoma Rainiers' mascot, Rhubarb comes on stage at the Spring Concert! |
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Spring Concert Teamwork song:Pom Poms & Pennants |
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Spring Concert Teamwork song: Drill flags |
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Spring Concert Umpires in Take Me Out to the Ball Game |
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Spring Concert Blue Team Rainiers sing Take Me Out to the Ballgame with movements created by performing classes. |
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Spring Concert Red Team Rainiers sing and do movements to Take Me Out to the Ballgame with a little help from Rhubarb the Reindeer! |
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Spring Concert Umpires say "Home Run" on their song Take Me Out to the Ballgame! |
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Recorders 3rd grade and some 2nd graders play various styles of music on their 1st year of recorders. |
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3rd grade rocks out! Singing "Splish, Splash, I was Takin' a Bath" rock n' Roll song from the 50's and 60's with their robes and scrub brushes! |