Spirit Week

Carter's school had Spirit Week last week as a celebration for the conclusion of the Invest Campaign (which is a 3 week campaign when they ask all families to donate money to the school - the goal was $22,000 this year).  All week the kids got to dress up to different themes and on Friday night, the school has a festival called Cloverfest.

Rockstar Monday

I gelled Carter's hair and put a bandana around his head.  I also painted his nails black.  Missy recently gave me some shirts that a friend gave her and she didn't want.  We aren't big fans of skulls either but this one worked well for Carter's rockstar look.  We rolled the sleeves up a little and added a pair of skinny jeans to complete the look.

Rylan also wanted to participate so I put a bandana on him and painted his nails as well.

Giddy Up Tuesday

Carter used part of a cowboy costume I bought after Halloween last year.  Plus the sheriff badge he got from Maddie's birthday party last year.

Every morning, after taking a picture of Carter, Rylan wanted a picture of himself and a second one of both the boys.

Wacky Wednesday

Carter wore his shirt from his Glow Galaxy birthday party (when he turned 4).  He wore the shirt and his shorts backwards and wore mismatched soccer socks.  I bought some blue hair color and sprayed spots on his hair.  It took a little convincing to get Carter to do the hair color but he loved it once it was done.

Team Thursday

We had to borrow a Titans shirt because all of Carter's team shirts are too small.  Carter's pose this time was him cheering for the Titans :)

Clovercroft Friday

All the kids were encouraged to wear their field trip shirts on Friday.  This made it nearly impossible to find your kid at Cloverfest that night!

Another fun pose from Rylan :)

Cloverfest

From 5-7 pm on Friday evening, the school had a festival that mainly included a ton of inflatable bounce houses and games.  There were also things like a cake walk and a game that popped water balloons over a teacher's head when you hit a target.  There were some food trucks and Chick-fil-A as well.  Everything was free (except the food) and the kids had a blast.

 

Carter playing a game against Charlie, one of the boys in his class.

Luckily they shut it all down at 7 pm so we could pull the kids away and walk home!