Saturday, February 20, 2010
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Neighbors | Shaiyla Hakeem.Union's Alexia Kalicalzaros shows off her flower ring at Father Daughter Night on Feb. 4. Since she is a kindergartener, she wears an orange ring.
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Neighbors | Shaiyla Hakeem.Kindergartener Angelina D'Apruzzo just won a game of cake walk. She chooses a platter of cookies to take home with her her as her prize.
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Neighbors | Shaiyla Hakeem .These kindergarteners are waiting in the hall to have their picture taken with their fathers at Father Daughter night on Feb. 4. Emily Denney (left), Kate Dodge, Samantha Dodge, Meg Dodge, Hayley Ho, Nicole Detoro and Samantha Kopkash keep each other company during their wait.
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Neighbors | Shaiyla Hakeem.Second-grader Alexis Petro tries to hand her father, William Petro, a marker while he puts on a blind fold. He must attempt to draw an object on the board for this game of pictionary.
Daughters were able to spend quality time with their dads at Father-Daughter night Feb. 4.
Union Elementary hosted the event that allowed students to play games and enjoy a night of family fun. Upon arrival, each student checked in and received a colored ring.
Each grade was assigned a specific color. A schedule was provided directing the color coded groups on where they needed to go.
The night consisted of six events — bingo, pictionary, cake walk (modified musical chairs), “Are You Smarter Than a Union Girl” and a photo opportunity.
Students went head-to-head in school-related trivia in “Are You Smarter Than a Union Girl.”
Cake walk allowed students to test their luck in moving over numbered paws to music and stopping on a paw when the music stopped. There was only one winner per round, but every student won a prize by the end.
To remember the night, students took photos with their fathers and were given a photo stand to take home.