Join in the holiday spirit by participating in “12 Days of Christmas,” the schools’ salute to the holiday.

Dec. 3- “I Saw Momma Kissin’ Santa Claus” (SANTA/ MRS. CLAUS DRESS)
Wear a Claus hat to show Santa spirit.

Dec. 4- “Jingle Bell Rock” (RINGS AND BLING)
In case you don’t have little bells to carry around, just bling it out with rings and jewelry.

Dec. 7- “Santa’s Little Helpers” (ELF DAY)
Elf ears can be found at any stores and would be perfect to wear for this day. Also consider wearing green.

Dec. 8- “It’s Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas” (UGLY CHRISTMAS SWEATERS)
This won’t be too hard because stores sell tons of these sweaters during the holiday plus if you don’t want to spend that much money you can always go to Goodwill.

Dec. 9- “Two Turtle Doves” (TWIN DAY)
Find a friend and dress exactly the same.

Dec.10- “Underneath The Mistletoe” (CHRISTMAS SOCK DAY)
Go grab a pair from Target. They have a wide selection in the dollar section.

Dec.11- “Walking Through A Winter Wonderland” (CANDY CANE DRESS)
Unless you want to go all out and make a candy cane costume, I suggest wearing a pattern of red and white.

Dec.14- “Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer” (REINDEER DAY)
Find antlers at your local store, wear a reindeer shirt and paint your nose red.

Dec.15- “How The Grinch Stole Christmas” (WHOVILLE CHARACTER DAY)
With plenty of characters to choose from, it will be easy to choose one so just be creative.

Dec.16- “I’ve Been Dreaming Of A White Christmas” (WHITEOUT)
Show up to school in all white clothing.

Dec. 17- “Baby It’s Cold Outside” (BOOTS SCARVES AND SWEATERS)
Wear your favorite pair of boots and throw on a cute sweater. This day will be simple for everyone since it’s already cold.

Dec. 18- “The Night Before Christmas” (SLIPPER DAY)
Wear your comfiest slippers or house shoes.