It's all about the weather

Fun rains down at Freedom musical

  • By Pam Eubanks
  • | 10:53 p.m. May 17, 2016
  • East County
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Second-grade students at Freedom Elementary School proved it’s “All About the Weather” during a musical performance May 17.

With songs like “Let’s Go Fly a Kite,” children sang and played instruments to showcase thunder, lightning, rain and wind, among other weather conditions.

Brayden Berg
Brayden Berg
Adwoa Sanka doesn't like changes in the weather, giving her classmates a chance to sing about it.
Adwoa Sanka doesn't like changes in the weather, giving her classmates a chance to sing about it.
Payton Griffin talks about the benefits of different kinds of weather.
Payton Griffin talks about the benefits of different kinds of weather.
Ziarymar Cerdenio-Santiago, front center, waves a kite as she sings
Ziarymar Cerdenio-Santiago, front center, waves a kite as she sings "Let's Go Fly a Kite."
Angel Escamilla makes the sound of rain.
Angel Escamilla makes the sound of rain.
Brinlee Johnson chimes for thunder and lightning during a song.
Brinlee Johnson chimes for thunder and lightning during a song.
Zy Rice drums to make sounds of thunder and lightning.
Zy Rice drums to make sounds of thunder and lightning.
Sophia Mast signals how vapors rise.
Sophia Mast signals how vapors rise.
Kayla Reynolds sings how water trickles.
Kayla Reynolds sings how water trickles.

 

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