'Melton the Warm-Hearted Snowman' comes to Center School
Dec 19, 2013
The elves give their opinion on how to save Melton from liquifying. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
A kind heart can be dangerous for a snowman, so Center School kids did their best to keep "Melton the Warm-Hearted Snowman" from turning to slush.
The students performed the musical about a soft-hearted snowman for their Old Hammondtown School friends on Wednesday afternoon.
In the play, which took place at the Center School gym, Melton's friends and family give him some "tough love" to try to keep him from liquifying. When that doesn't work, they spread his kind heart to the grumpy kid Bartholomew.
The play featured elves, dancers, a winter wizard and Santa's reindeer. The students performed the play again on Thursday morning.
It will also be on ORCTV soon.
The elves give their opinion on how to save Melton from liquifying. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
From left: Grady Vandal, played by Grady Vandal, and his parents, played by Sam Balsis and Grace Picewick, greet their guests before the show starts. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
The third grade students led the play. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
The reindeer sing cool Christmas carols. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
The Winter Wizard, played by Sam Newton, offers his advise. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
The younger kids belt out holiday tunes. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
The kids sang "It's About Love." BY GEORGIA SPARLING
The kids surround the audience with candles and singing. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
