Two days ago was halloween đđ»đ·! Itâs way more fun in Canada than in Germany. Nearly everyone wore a costume at school and the teachers too. My friend Erika wore her pyjamas, Sarah was a disco lady, Cassandra a creepy schoolgirl, Larissa was Wanda (a marvel character), Maxime, a TV show character, and Kaylee a cowgirl. There were some scary costumes, but also crazy costumes, like a businessman or a pickle. This day, I had my usual subjects: English, history, maths and gym. In english we worked on the normal stuff, but my teacher went around and gave us candy! Ms Dann is so nice! And in history and maths I had a test. My history teacher wasnât there, but another teacher gave us the term tests. In maths, it was only a small test, but it was bad. Actually, I thought it was bad, but at the end I got 88%, which is absolutely ok. SSR and gym was the best! In SSR we usually read our books. Well, not on halloween! My teacher, Ms Caisse, put on Thriller from Micheal Jackson, danced the whole lesson, and handed out candy. Sometimes she can be very strict but watching her dance was hilarious đ.
During lunch break we took this picture:
From left to right: Kaylee, Larissa, Cassandra, me, Fiona, Sarah and Maria.
Fiona was a mime, but I donât know what costume Maria was wearing. She didnât even know it herself, haha. My friend Erika isnât in the picture, because she left after the 3rd period. She was sick. And Maxime was somewhere else, when we took it. No problem girls, itâs an ugly photoâŠ
In gym, we were allowed to do what we wanted. Some people played basketball, or hockey, but Sarah, Kaylee, and I played badminton. I think it was funny to see a disco lady, a cowgirl, and Minnie Mouse playing badminton, because we were too lazy, to change our clothes âșïž.
In the evening, Larissa came and picked me up. We went to Maximeâs house. There we met all the other girls and all together, we went trick or treating!! We saw many scary and haunted houses and many people, who opened the doors, wore costumes. It was really cool, but cold âïž.
