Children's Day 2020

Your class teacher, Miss Joanne had sent a Class Dojo message in advance to notify the parent about the school's Children's Day celebration.

You requested to provide party packs to your friends. So we scoured Lazada in search for items to put into the party pack for the 17 girls and 5 boys in your class (along with extras for friends who are not in your class). On top of those, daddy and I also had to visit a shop selling snacks to buy the Mr. Potato for you. But as it was not available, I bought Mamee (your second choice). 

Here you are hard at work packing and sticking the packs for your friends:

You even added a handwritten/decorated card to each pack:

And all the items were packed nicely by Wednesday night:

Here are the party packs; dino for boys and unicorn for girls:

You were also supposed to go to school in either a Disney or storybook character. While you already have an Elsa dress, we decided to go with something else as the dress was VERY long and you'd either dirty it, trip on it or tear it (or all 3!!). So we picked Rapunzel. I bought some tulle (after checking out Pinterest for some ideas) and some flowers from Mr. DIY to make the wig. Ta-da... :

You certainly got ready for school quickly today. While the initial plan was for you to put on the wig only at 11 am when the party started, we ended up putting in on at home and you managed to leave it on until after school. Such a cute Rapunzel!

We headed to school and I helped you carry the large Ikea bag full of party packs to the place where you lined up to have your temperature taken. Miss Joanne was supposed to meet you there, but maybe we were a little earlier. But she did help you bring the bag to class. 

The teacher had also asked for baby pictures in advance for the game and here is a picture she had taken of you posing like yourself in the picture:

Of course, by the time you got home, the wig was removed and it had partially come apart too. Oh well, I'm glad to hear you had a good time.