Friday, October 28, 2011

Halloween Party (Preschool style)

If you follow me on Facebook, you've been following the story of this crazily extravagant super fun, preschooler Halloween party. In their defense, the kids have a really fun time. And, everyone enjoys seeing the 'houses' people come up with. It's just....a lot of work for a class of 4 yr olds. Not only did I have to call Lowe's about 100 times a day for a week to try and secure a refrigerator box, but then it wouldn't even fit in my van when I finally won the refrigerator box lottery got one. I had to wait for 10 hours for Cory to get off work and HOPE no one bribed the shipping guys enough money to swipe mine! The guy at Lowe's said they've been getting calls all month for big boxes and they've been a hot commodity. Apparently Carter's preschool wasn't the only class needing them. The Homecoming parade is today so people were using them to decorate floats. And, the Highschoolers have been using them for some project up at the school too. Today was the day. They take turns Trick-or-Treating at each others' houses and lots of chocolate was had by all!


Standard Clay

This was Mario's House, of course.

Tinkerbell

Bat Girl

um..I don't remember. This may have been at the point where Vivi discovered there was CHOCOLATE in the wrappers.

Superman

I think a witch lived here

Snow White

Our masterpiece!

Another Snow White

Louigi had Bowser's Castle!

Tink

Cinderella

Jesse the Cowgirl

Ohmygosh, see the little adorable Bumble bee to the left?! I just want to smoosh her. She's Vivi's age (but walks and talks, naturally) and her sister is an adorable little red head too. I'm hoping an arranged marraige is in the works.



Smurfette lives here.

A pirate

A princess


A Unicorn

Clay is DYING to get into the candy.

I just realized I didn't have a picture of the Toy Story Aliens' House. They built "The Claw" and it was REALLY COOL!

They sang a little song


Trick or Treat!

2 comments:

Curtis said...

All the houses are very crafty! If your school had done something like that when you were Four I’m afraid you would have been “Whirlpool Woman” or “Frigidaire” the super hero with an ice maker!

Our Traveling Circus said...

Holy cow, I am not creative enough to be a parent at that school! I literally get the shakes thinking about having to come up with Teague's future science projects.

I love Clay's volcano, very cool, and hours and hours of fun for the kids, I'm sure!