PHOTO GALLERY: Holidays Around the World
Date: 12/14/2012
by: Rachel S. O'Hara | Staff Photographer
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Audra Mullins shows off her passport. -
Jorge Frayre helps Jazlynn Williams trace a piece that will make up part of her Santa Christmas card. -
Brianna Cardenas works on gluing on pieces of colorful tissue paper onto a small, brown paper bag to create a piñata. -
Maximo Garcia shows off his gelt. -
Ms. Tara Greenbaum talks about the history behind Hanukkah and the menorah as part of Tuttle Elementary’s Holidays around the World project. -
Ms. Tara Greenbaum shows her students what a menorah looks like and explains the story behind the menorah. -
Mrs. Melissa Thompson gives instructions to her students on how to make a Santa Christmas card Friday, Dec. 14. Mrs. Thompson’s class was learning about how people in England celebrate Christmas by sending elaborate Christmas cards. -
Christin Roberts works on cutting out her menorah. -
Mrs. Karon Berkey’s students Sheldon Richardson and Angelina Cabriales show off their finished piñatas. Mrs. Berkey’s class was learning about how Christmas is celebrated in Mexico. -
Lianna Pacheco, as Olive, and the rest of Ms. Tara Greenbaum’s class practice performing “Olive, the other reindeer”. -
Leslie Vences-Avena traces Santa’s nose for her Christmas card activity Friday, Dec. 14, at Tuttle Elementary. -
Students worked on making their own menorahs using paper, markers and crayons. -
Brian Quintanilla adds colorful pieces of tissue paper to his piñata. -
Ms. Tara Greenbaum helps turn Darian Toledo into Santa Claus for their performance of “Olive, the other reindeer”. -
Manuela Gaviria-Soto with her piñata.
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