Some lucky elementary students in Knoxville celebrated their 100th day of school this year by dressing as centenarians. Their paths to self-expression varied. Costumed little ones donned beards, wire-rimmed glasses, canes, etc., and paraded around the hallways as only tottering 100-year-olds can do. You could see ’em bent over, shuffling, and saying “Eh???” whenever their teachers attempted to get the attention of the aging set.
Some seemed destined to stroll fancy gardens or become Downton Abbey socialites with their broad-brimmed hats and fancy fur vests.
Others used their recent Tooth Fairy activity to best advantage portraying toothless old ladies and gents.
And what about this cute pair of twins? Reminds us a little of the aging Hollywood set with glamorous specs and a daring chapeau!
Not sure how we’ll be expressing ourselves when (or if) we turn 100. But sure hope we’re still having the fun these youngsters are!
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To read an article about how the students at Pleasant Ridge Elementary School celebrated the 100th day of school, take a look at this article in the Knoxville News-Sentinel.
izzy-grabs-life
I love it! 😀 😛
Oh, the Places We See
Thanks so much for taking a look at these cute kids!!! I just want to hug them. And I really appreciate your following our blog. Welcome aboard!!!
Amy
What a fun post for this theme! 🙂 Great celebration. Thank you, Rusha!
Oh, the Places We See
Thanks, Amy. Those kids are so cute! And since the post, several friends have posted more kids and grandkids on Facebook. What a great idea for schools!
Amy
Brilliant! 🙂
pamelaholko
Thanks for sharing this. It looks like great fun and what a wonderful way to celebrate 100 days of school.
Oh, the Places We See
Aren’t schools creative? We didn’t have anything like that when I was a little girl. Or maybe I just can’t remember that far back! Hmmm.
sustainabilitea
What a riot!
janet
Oh, the Places We See
You are so right! I love seeing kids having fun — and not just with dressing up. They had the “moves” to go with those clothes!