Dunbar’s Spooky Decor
Dunbar is decked out for Halloween. Let’s take a look.
Pumpkin decorated chalkboard welcomes preschoolers into spooky season at Dunbar. Mrs. Pinson is our Child development teacher, among other classes, and is getting her students ready for this fall season!
Supper Senior Jerry. Don’t be like Jerry, pass your classes! Go to your very own Dunbar library to study, check out a book, or to enjoy the Halloween Spirit!
Scarecrows, smiles, and your future: Dunbar gear at the booktique. The booktique display window has your friendly scarecrow and the hottest Dunbar gear waiting to be worn around school
Cemeteries aren’t the only place with tombstones…visit the Dunbar library to get a scare. The decorated shelf features some of the best Halloween books make sure to check it out!
This classy pumpkin in Mrs. Pinson’s room can’t help but look at its extravagant top hat. It brings a smile to the students as they pass this fancy pants to go to the reading corner in the far left corner.
Mrs. Pinson‘s glittering jack-o-lantern shows a fancier side to Halloween decorating. Simple but classy this pumpkin shows the creative side of things.
This sign makes the preschoolers in Mrs. Pinson’s room sing Trick or treat, smell my feet as they play in the sand box.
In big, bold letters, this banner in room 802 lets everyone know that it’s spooky season.
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