- November 24, 2024
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Madison Thomas shows off her passport stickers.
Southside Elementary School Principal Steve Dragon and Assistant Principal Susan Nations
Tasha Harrison gives a flamenco dancing demonstration in the Europe section.
Parents Terrilynn Cordes, Monica Divari, Lisa Marx, Keely Torres and Jen Folvig got in on the fun and dressed as safari guides.
Liza Strong and Katelyn Turgeon add stamps to their passports.
Masks from Nontando home décor that are originally from Africa were on display.
Gianna Ferreira does a butterfly pose during children’s yoga.
Ava Sims focuses during children’s yoga for the Asia portion of the day.
Sophia Miller adds brushstrokes to the third grade painting in the Europe section.
Joey Savage added extra sprinkles for his “Fairy Bread” at the Australia portion.
Kassandra Moore from Sarasota Jungle Gardens gives an animal demonstration with an African grey parrot.
Students learning a line dancing routine for the North America section.
Joshua Sanchez and Connor Mehrtens learn how to dance flamenco.
Wesley Freeman plays a drum in Africa.
Kara Welch plays drums in the Africa section.
Students at Southside Elementary School had the opportunity to explore the world without leaving campus. The Parent Teacher Organization planned a day full of globetrotting and experiencing new cultures for the annual Celebrate Learning Day on Thursday, April 2. Classes were canceled for the day while students stamped pretend passports and jumped from continent to continent to learn linedancing, animal fun facts and yoga. All seven continents were represented with an area on campus decorated with flags and activities that represent the countries.
For Africa students enjoyed a presentation from the Sarasota Jungle Gardens that included a ball python and an African grey parrot. In Europe students replicated paintings by famous artists and learned how to dance flamenco. Asia included a yoga session, obstacle course that included Tae Kwon Do elements and seaweed chips to taste.
