News Story: Sugar Skulls

  Sugar Skulls

        by.Adam

Day 1

It was November in the class of 5B the Spanish room was full of excitement as they all knew that today was the day they finally got to make the sugar skulls. But this day in their  Spanish class was different then all the other classes in the years before them.

As 5B was walking down the hall from P.E heading to art the other classes started to tell 5B that there wasn’t enough sugar for them, so when they got in the classroom instantly everybody started to ask Mrs. Kenerly (the spanish teacher that was helping them make the skulls) if there was actually not enough for their skulls. So to calm everyone down and get them under control she told them to sit down on the carpet. She said that the reason for the whole not enough sugar was because she had to buy new of the stuff that gave the skulls their shape because they were cracking and the new ones are three times as big as the ones before and she didn’t get enough sugar.

Right after Mrs. Kennerly got everyone settled down she had a wordsearch for everyone to do but 85% of the class was already finished the puzzle within ten minutes. So she just told them to check with each other while only a couple of the kids got to make their sugar  skulls because of the whole not enough sugar situation.

    Day 2

Today was the big decorating if they had made Their sugar skull already day. Some of the kids hadn’t made their sugar skulls yet so they would be making their sugar skulls while the other kids were either decorating or playing a game on the carpet. I was watching some of the kids decorate their skulls and I believe Finley's words at the beginning was:, “ Do not try to make sunglasses on your skull it doesn’t work out too well.

At the end of the day Mrs. Kennerly told 5B to come pick up the sugar skulls but it was suggested that not eat them because you would get sick if you ate all the sugar and there has been a cold going around. But a lot of people just ate it anyway.