The Dress-A-Sasha contest was held this afternoon. I didn’t enter, but I had fun viewing and photographing all the entries. There were two themes this year.
Sasha & Gregor Read: “We engage in reading and literacy activities every day in many ways! How do Sasha, Gregor, toddlers, and even babies show how much they walrus reading?”
Neighborhood Helpers: “We interact with community helpers every day. Show how your ‘kids’ engage with their favorite helpers in the neighborhood!”
The entries were divided into three categories:
JUNIOR MADE/ASSEMBLED
(1) “Trip to the Sasha Rainbow Library. Big sister Bella took her little sister Charlotte to the library. The nice librarian Mr Luke read them some books and Charlotte played with the felt board. Now, Mr Luke is putting on a puppet show.” (All the kids won a prize, but #1 received the most votes - Benjamin W.)
(2) “Bedtime reading includes dressing in literature themed clothing. Sasha is wearing her Wizard of OZ dress. Baby is wearing a Beatrix Potter themed nightie.”
(3) “Sasha loves Reading and Dr. Seuss”
ADULT ASSEMBLED
(1) “Let’s all come together right now, and stop the spread of COVID. Sashas are doing their part to help medical helpers stop COVID.” (2nd place - Elizabeth H)
(2) “Millions of Authors Throughout the Ages. Millions of Literary Titles On Every Subject Imaginable. and these Groovy Cats Teach Our Children to read!
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(4) “As you read my stories of long ago I hope you will remember that things truly worthwhile and that will give you happiness are the same now as they were then. It is not the things you have that make you happy. It is love and kindness and helping each other and just plain being good. ~Laura Ingalls Wilder”
(5) “We help babysit and read while Sasha mom works at the hospital. I’m reading Mr Rogers.” (1st place - Jeanna B)
ADULT MADE
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(2) “Sasha loves the library… where she travels the world and through time.”
(3) “A Quiet Evening at Home”
(4) “When you open a book you become part of the story — open the book and rest on side of garden.” (2nd place - Geraldine M)
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(7) “In memory of Eric Carle (1929-2021). It’s ‘Eric Carle Day’ in the nursery. Irish is wearing his Brown Bear, Brown Bear costume and George is wearing his A Very Hungry Caterpillar costume. George has settled down to read his book, but, as usual, Irish can’t find his book. I see a massive temper tantrum brewing if he doesn’t find it soon!”
(8) “Sasha loves to read to her baby brother. They are both wearing outfits made from small scraps of fabric with Alice in Wonderland prints.”
(9) “Dedicated to the man who taught me that my Neighborhood Extended to the whole Planet!” (1st place - Judanna C)
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