Let’s make snowflakes… Science teacher Amanda Lathem displays a science-based process to make snowflakes. She showed how science could be both fun and educational. “I find it fascinating how all snowflakes are unique, so I went into the science behind it and talked about how those differences can occur,” Lathem said. (Madeline Piazza)Drawing out Christmas classics… Art teacher Sarah Bell’s door displays impressive classical Christmas movies. Her door won 3rd place overall. (Madeline Piazza)Putting the elves to work… Coach Stephen Ledford’s door represents the outside of Santa’s workshop in the North Pole. (Madeline Piazza)Bringing good news and great joy… English teacher Juliet Faulkner’s door represents how to bring joy to others. Her students wrote on silhouettes of their hands and placed them in the shape of angel wings. (Madeline Piazza)We wish you a merry Christmas… The office staff door shows a symphonic portrayal of Christmas carolers. The door won second place for most creative. (Madeline Piazza)Math=merry… Math teacher Sherry Brewer creates a math tree on her door, proving how math equations equal Christmas. Students laughed when they walked into class. (Madeline Piazza)A barnyard Christmas… A festive Christmas barn hangs perfectly representing Madeline Domino’s Agriculture class. The door won first in the best subject theme door category. (Madeline Piazza)Calling all elves… Teacher Mally McCuiston’s classroom door shows where elves make the toys for Santa to deliver. The door received first place for most creative door. (Madeline Piazza)Coming in for landing… Teachers Tricia Hudson, Lacey Powell, Charles Nelson and Jennifer Nolte team up to create elves delivering presents to downtown Fairhope. The depiction of the town won 1st place overall. “We all came together and gathered ideas on what to do and we decided it would be so cool to do the whole town with elves helping Santa delivering presents,” Nolte said. (Madeline Piazza)
