Special Back-to-Back Celebration: Autism, UN Day and Halloween

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Here's another accomplishment of my kids worth sharing. My kids just had their back-to-back celebration of the UN Day and the Halloween. Highlights of the program are as follows: United Nations Day Celebration: To avoid extra costs- the kids were not required to wear national costumes of the countries that they represent instead the teachers gave each a sash with their respective countries and flaglets. My youngest son who's in the mainstream program did a catwalk, modeled and introduced himself confidently. He was able to deliver his script clearly as Mr. Philippines and my eldest son who's still in the SPED program did the same thing too, as Mr. Japan. Although, he was not in the mood then because he was so sleepy, he did his best to participate. The teachers, parents and their classmates applauded both of them and were so happy about their performance. I was teary-eyed then and was so proud of my sons. They did a song and dance number too. Halloween: The teachers were creative enough not to let us spent much for this event. Our only share is two-bags of assorted candies for the kids "trick or treat". Again, the kids were not required to wear their Halloween costumes. The teachers did. They hid in their respective classrooms in their Halloween costume waiting for the kids to knock for the trick or treat game. Their lote bags were full of assorted candies. It was a simple but fun event for my dear kids. How about you? Do you have anything to share about your kids Halloween activities in and out of school? I will be happy to hear from you Mylot moms, dads and friends. Thanks!