Kids enjoy ‘car show and drive-in movie’ at East Elementary
By Carla McKeown/Breckenridge Texan
A group of East Elementary students and their families participated in a “car show” and “drive-in movie” night at the school last week.
The homemade cars were entered into the contest by categories — Car, Truck and Whimsical — and were voted on by everyone in attendance. The winners were announced at the end of the evening, Wednesday, Sept. 11.
The winners were:
- Car — Daniel Resendiz, first grade
- Truck — Camila Resendiz, pre-k
- Whimsical — Alister Smith, first grade
Also participating in the event were:
- Car
- Brendan (kindergarten), Cara (pre-k) and Delilah (not in school yet) Overman
- Truck
- John Nichols (kindergarten)
- Whimsical
- Corley White (kindergarten)
- Perrie Roberson (kindergarten)
After the cars were judged, the kids, along with parents, siblings and school staff, watched the short film “Stick Man,” based on the children’s story of the same name. Higginbotham Brothers provided the popcorn.
Click here to see the Breckenridge Texan’s Photo Gallery from the event.
East Elementary students and their families watched the short film “Stick Man” at the school’s drive-in movie night. (Photo by Tony Pilkington/Breckenridge Texan)
Daniel Resendiz, left, and the Overman family, right, show off their entries in the car category of the East Elementary car show last week. Daniel’s entry won first place in the category. (Photo courtesy of East Elementary)
Camila Resendiz, left, and John Nichols, right, show off their entries in the truck category. Camila won first place in the East Elementary car show. (Photo courtesy of East Elementary)
Displaying their entries in the Whimsical category are, from left, Perrie Roberson, Alister Smith, and Corley White. Alister’s vehicle won first place in the car show at East Elementary. (Photo courtesy of East Elementary)
Cutline, top photo: Camila Resendiz and Corley White watch “Stick Man” in their homemade vehicles at East Elementary on Wednesday, Sept. 11. Click here to see more photos. (Photo by Tony Pilkington/Breckenridge Texan)
