Halloween

Over the course of the past couple of months, our class has examined different stereotypes associated with gender and how these can negatively impact our self-image and the self-image of others. We will continue to discuss how these negative stereotypes can also be based off of our race, class, ethnicity, sexuality and religion. Halloween is a fantastic time to continue these conversations around choosing fun costumes while still being respectful toward all people.

Another important aspect of Halloween is collecting and eating candy!! As much fun as this is, I and few students in our class, have severe peanut and tree nut allergies. Due to the severity of these allergies, we are asking everyone to please refrain from bringing any food to the classroom that contains peanuts or tree nuts in the ingredient list. Food that “may contain” or are made in a factory/bakery/kitchen that has nuts is fine. ​​​We also encourage food free celebrations! Bubbles or a game for the class to share are fun and inclusive ways to celebrate in the classroom! We appreciate your openness and cooperation in keeping our students safe! 

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