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Mardi Gras The lynbrook french community celebrates a traditional french festival

Students participate in fun activities like...

... face painting...
...coloring masks...
...playing Twister...
... a themed photo station...
... and playing match...

at booths that are placed around the cafeteria.

Each activity that a student took part in earned them a stamp with which they could go try out some of the French delicacies such as various French cheeses (like Brie), Palmiers and much more.

Students were handed beads of purple, green and golden, the traditional colors of Mardi Gras, to wear around their neck at the event.

Students from Lynbrook's French classes as well as students from French 1B at Miller Middle School performed mini skits and songs from French musicals like le Petit Prince, Roméo et Juliette and Les Misérables.

Senior Anushka Srivastava poses with her younger brother.
Students from Miller Middle School's French program also attended the event.
French Honor Society members seniors Celina Day and Kennedy Klimek volunteered at the event by manning the food.
Junior Adam Xu holds up his Bingo card as he gets ready to play the game.
Junior Estella Lin shows off her face paint from one of the stalls at the event.
Lynbrook French teacher Denise Schang. her mother, Miller Middle School's French teacher Nikola Kennedy, Lynbrook French teacher Valerie Aidan and Valerie Amzallag (from left to right).
Created By
Srinidhi Seshadri
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All photos taken by Srinidhi Seshadri and Hatim Saifee.

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