43
Photo
Neighbors | Zack Shively.Union Elementary's second-grade students sang and danced at their spring concert. Music teacher Dana Emery directed the students.
Photo
Neighbors | Zack Shively.Each of the songs that the Union Elementary students sang came from a movie. All of the students dressed as superheroes, princesses or any other of their favorite characters from movies.
Photo
Neighbors | Zack Shively.Before each song, the students performed small skits to introduce the songs. Pictured, the students sang the theme song to "Spider-Man." A student dressed as the character introduced the song before they sang and danced to it.
Photo
Neighbors | Zack Shively.The Union Elementary students sang songs such as "True Colors" from the movie "Trolls," "We Know the Way," from "Moana" and "Better When I'm Dancing," from "The Peanuts Movie." Each song featured specific dances along with the lyrics.
Photo
Neighbors | Zack Shively.The second-grade students at Union Elementary performed their spring concert on May 16 at Poland Seminary High School. The show had a movies theme.
By ZACK SHIVELY
Union Elementary students had their spring concert at Poland Seminary High School on May 16.
The concert featured second-grade students singing songs from popular movies. The students dressed as superheroes, princesses and other characters from films. Music teacher Dana Emery directed the students.
Principal Michael Masucci walked out and spoke to the audience before and after the program.
He thanked the parents for coming out and Emery for her work with the students.
Their show began with “Try Everything” from the movie “Zootopia,” followed by “Spirit of the Season,” from “The Polar Express.” They then sang “True Colors” from the “Trolls” soundtrack.
Students had small skits between each song to introduce the song. For example, a student dressed in a Spider-Man outfit walked up and introduced the next song, which was the theme to the “Spider-Man” television show.
After the Spider-Man song, students walked to the microphone to talk about the strong female protagonists in Disney films, leading into “We Know Who We Are,” from “Moana.” The finished the night with “Better When I’m Dancing,” from “The Peanuts Movie.”