Say cheese… Journalism students take pictures of Pre-k students by Pete the Pirate earning a photo to their memories at Fairhope High School. Pre-K student Margaret Marcinko smiled big next to Pete.“The purpose of these pictures is to help the students remember the fun times we had together this year in Pre-K,” said Christy Carson, Pre-K teacher.
Practicing patience… Pre-K classmates wait their turn to take their picture by Pete the Pirate. The students were excited for their after picture recess and played on the benches. (Riley Wootten) Pictures by Pete… Pre-K student Rosie Jones grabs Pete the Pirates sword and prepares for her photo. She looked at her picture, thrilled with her unique stance. (Riley Wootten)Playtime Pals… Junior Bailey Harness entertains students during pictures. She watched over the kids and assisted in their recess games. “The Pre-K kids look up to the high school students, especially the ones who help in the classroom,” Carson said. “They talk about what classes, sports, clubs etc. they want to be a part of when they come back to the high school.” (Riley Wootten)
Hugs all around… Pre-K student Maddox Arbaugh hugs Pete the Pirate as a farewell to the school year. He joined his friends in an intense game of tag after his photo opportunity. (Riley Wootten)Playing in the park… Pre-K celebrates their picture patience by playing outside. They divided into groups and played different games. (Riley Wootten)Doodles in the dirt…Pre-K students pick out sticks to draw in the dirt. They continued their art and carved drawings and initials into the trees. (Riley Wootten)King of the hill… Pre-K boys play-wrestle to earn a spot at the bench. After their game they jumped off the bench and judged who went highest in the air. (Riley Wootten)Tag-you’re it… Pre-K students participate in a chaotic game of tag after sitting through pictures. The whole class joined in on the fun and played outside. (Riley Wootten)Teaming up… Pre-K students team together to tag the last person left in the game. The class celebrated after they found their last friend, ended the games and headed back inside for more fun activities. (Riley Wootten)
