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Reflective Essay On Spirit Week

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Spirit Week was a fun and interesting week. We still had classwork, but we also did some fun things. Also, we didn’t have to wear school uniform. In addition, we didn’t have any school Friday. I hope you enjoy reading about my Spirit Week. Moreover, Monday was Pajama Day. When I arrived at school, the cafeteria seemed like a mess of colors. Some people, however, didn’t participate and just wore their P.E. uniform. I halfly participated by just wearing normal clothes. Technically, it should be considered a pajama because I wore it the night before. However, Monday wasn’t the most colorful day! Furthermore, Tuesday was Wacky Day. I tried to find something wacky to wear, but soon enough, I just gave in. Once again, I went to school in normal clothes. The second I stepped into the cafeteria, I saw more colors than I could count! When I got to the table, Allison and her sister, Jilliana, were ready to …show more content…

On Wednesday, students could pick what they wanted to wear. My class didn’t pick anything so we ended up wearing white shirts and jeans. Whoever had Thrive shirts, though, were allowed to wear that with jeans. Although I had a Thrive shirt, I chose to wear a white shirt anyways. Additionally, each class got a character trait. My class’ character trait was thankfulness. We chose to make a power point about thankfulness. In addition, we demonstrated our character trait by giving teachers and students thank-you cards to thank them for what they had done. Finally, it was Thursday. On Thursday, we were supposed to wear sports T-shirts or our P.E. uniform, and we were supposed to bring a change of clothes. This Thursday was also Field Day. Field Day was wet and fun. There was also a teachers VS students basketball game. Unfortunately, the teachers won. Hence, I had a fun spirit week. Whether I won or lost, I still had fun. Despite the work, this was the most fun week I ever had. I can’t wait till next year! I hope you enjoy your Spirit

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