Elementary school glow dance

A theme day filled with neon and fun!

This is the large area (a gym) that we needed to decorate. INVITATIONS/POSTER: The invitations and posters that were created were done using the free app Canva. If you haven't used it yet, try it out. You can create lots of different images and designs for free, it's great! DECOR: The decorations are always our

Is your middle school ready for Spirit Week? Whatever your middle school’s Spirit Week traditions are, use this annual event

Discover how to create blacklight art with your students in the classroom. You will learn how to get started with blacklight art in your classroom, Q and As to frequently asked questions and resources. The best part is All you need are black lights and neon artmaking tools. That’s it!

Last Friday, January 16, the school cafeteria and stage were transformed into a dance floor for the second dance of the school year, the middle school students voted on a Neon / Glow-in-the-Dark theme. With the cafeteria stage curtains open, the students had plenty of room to dance away; with the stage lights giving them

*Many of the links in this post are affiliate links. This means that I make a small commission if you purchase something using my links. Thank you for always supporting my side hustle :)* COST: Before I dive into the content & the items that I used for Glow Games, I wanted to chat about the cost. The number one most asked question during & after Glow Games was, “Did you pay for all of this yourself?” The answer is a bit complicated. My district did NOT pay for one item that I used for Glow…

We are 3 sisters who love to plan and host diy parties and everything they entail-Food, decor, crafts, favors, desserts, and more!

Had the best night at the glow dance with my babies minus Evi since she doesn’t go to elementary school yet. #corememories

Party Entrance idea I designed for an elementary school PTA dance.