- November 22, 2024
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Fifth grader Grayson Hermann pushes the basketball, meant to represent a pumpkin, through the cones to the hay and back as fast as he can.
Photo by Liz RamosFifth grader Isaac Nichols races to the finish line, ending in a dive. "It hurts a lot. I fell at least four times," Nichols says with a laugh.
Photo by Liz RamosSack races bring out the competitive spirit in students.
Photo by Liz RamosFifth grader Tatiana Ebert balances the pumpkin between her shoulder and neck to safely carry it to the cone and back.
Photo by Liz RamosFifth grader Sofia Velez uses her ID to carry the pumpkin.
Photo by Liz RamosFifth grader Olivia McGettigan says the key to fishing for apples is pulling the string to get the magnet on the pole straight.
Photo by Liz RamosFifth grader Sebastian Veras tries his best to fish for an apple. With great persistence, he was able to get the magnet to attach to the apple.
Photo by Liz RamosFifth grader Taran Eades dances to the "Macarena" while waiting his turn to fish.
Photo by Liz RamosFifth grader Katherine Ayers dances to the "YMCA."
Photo by Liz RamosFifth graders Emma Hendrix, Shelby Hodges, Lily Shahan and Zsofia Dow are getting tired after giving their all at each station. They already had participated in sack races and pumpkin races.
Photo by Liz RamosFifth grader Finn Heffernan tosses a ball into a bucket to earn a third point for his team.
Photo by Liz RamosFifth graders Graham Lough, Ethan Byal and Noah Shortridge cheer for each other while participating in the fishing station.
Photo by Liz RamosWith cooler temperatures and a steady breeze, Robert E. Willis Elementary School students had to be creative when it came to the pumpkin balance race.
The wind was too strong to allow the students to balance a pumpkin on the top of their heads, so they had to find other ways to carry the pumpkin to a cone and back to the start during the school's fall field day Nov. 21.
Fifth grader Tatiana Ebert chose to balance the small pumpkin between her shoulder and neck.
Fifth grader Sofia Velez decided to use the clip on her student ID badge to hold onto the pumpkin.
Other students were putting it on their backs, and some tried to balance it on their heads despite the wind.
The races brought out students' competitive spirits in various stations. Other stations included fishing for apples, sack races, a pumpkin race and a bucket toss.
