The sixth-grade class at Tallulah Falls School performed a rousing holiday performance for students, friends, and family on Wednesday, December 18. The performance consisted of a compilation of holiday poems recited by the nine sixth graders.
The students spent their recess time twice a week practicing the classic “A Visit from St. Nicholas” and other holiday favorites, such as Shel Silverstein’s “Snowball” and Kelly Roper’s “The Dreaded Christmas Fruitcake.” They ended the performance with a lively rendition of “The 12 Days of Winter Break,” leaving the audience smiling and laughing.
“This group of kids was dedicated to the process, and I am so proud of the performance they shared today. It’s not easy to perform in front of your peers with little rehearsal, but they did it beautifully,” said drama teacher Carrie Layer.
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