Before I get to our homeschool play I had to post this picture of our view from our hotel room in La Jolla.

And this one of my two youngest waiting in line at Disneyland...so cute!  They are so affectionate.

Here are the pictures from our play.  We did a play called Summer Garden, most people know it as Beauty and the Beast.  It was so good.  All these kids are homeschoolers.  This play was attended by hundreds and was so well done...I could not believe it.

I can't give out their names, but these kids had a lot of talent.

The girl on the left is "Belle" and the 2 in the middle (two of my best creative writing students) play her sisters, and the one on the right is another of my very best creative writing students.  She plays Belle's mother.

These girls were dancers and did a fine job.

The boy on the left played the beast (He didn't have his costume on), the other boys are servants to Belle's dad.  They were so comical they kept everyone laughing.  The boy on the right, his mother was one of the gals who put this together.  She was so busy, that I didn't get a photo of her.  LOL

The one on the right is also another one of my creative writing students.

This is the shy little baker man.  LOL  He wasn't so shy at the Valentine party, but he was this night.  Here he is getting into costume as a baker.  (Notice the stuffing his mom is adding.)  His mom was instrumental in putting this play together.  The baker man is another one of my creative writing students. 

This is our director.  She looks so happy.  She did a great job of pulling this off.

And now...drum roll please....

Here is my 14yos Jacob, with his friend (in one of the other pictures).  Jacob played Belle's dad, and he got to sing a solo...which he did very well I might add.  I had to threaten grounding to get him to pose for this picture.  LOL

As we were setting up, the teen young men sang for us as they did their microphone checks.  We were laughing so hard as they hammed it up on stage.

I wish I could fit more photos on here, but the site won't let me.  We had about 30 kids involved.

Thanks for visiting.

LadyPoet33