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Senior Paris Bravo chose to base her design off the popular seasonal character, Jack Skellington.
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Many students at the event decided to put their own spin on the classic Jack-O-Lantern faces, by adding patterns and color into the mix.
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In addition to being provided a pumpkin, students also were given paint and permanent markers to showcase their designs.
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Students also had the opportunity to get their face painted, many choosing to get pictures and symbols of the season.
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Finishing touches: while many students enjoyed free candy and Kona Ice, others stayed behind to put the final touches on their creations.
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Drawing up inspiration: This student decided to base his pumpkin design off of the infamous meme, trollface.
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With the help of some loyal students, the EduCare team was able to host an entertaining event with lots of activities.
On Tuesday, Oct. 18th, the school’s EduCare program hosted its annual Halloween carnival and pumpkin painting contest in the cafeteria after school.
Students of all grade levels participated in fun activities like face painting, board games and pumpkin decorating. The opportunity for students to receive a free Kona ice cream was also provided on a first-come first-serve basis.
Other than pumpkin painting, EduCare also provided games and events for students such as the bean bag toss, mini basketball and a witch hat station, allowing students to spend time with friends while celebrating the spooky season.