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Ellison Park Elementary announces Balloons Over Bookcases library parade

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Ellison Park Elementary announces Balloons Over Bookcases library parade
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Ellison Park Elementary is inviting students to engineer balloon puppets for the upcoming "Balloons Over Bookcases" library parade. Participants may use provided balloons or bring a 12-inch balloon from home to create characters for display in the school library.

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  • Students can create optional balloon puppets for the "Balloons Over Bookcases" library parade.
  • Puppets may be made with school-provided balloons or 12-inch balloons brought from home.
  • All characters must be school-appropriate and may not depict weapons or blood.
  • Balloon characters are due by Friday, Nov. 20, 2026.

Ellison Park Elementary is hosting a "Balloons Over Bookcases" library parade, inviting students to engineer balloon puppets for display. According to a November 11 statement, students have the optional opportunity to create characters to be shown in the school library.

During the month, library activities will include reading about the Macy's Day parade and watching a video of balloons being inflated for the parade. Students can use balloons provided in the library or bring a 12-inch balloon from home to design puppets using materials such as tape, construction paper, permanent markers, string, or glue.

Organizers encourage students to get creative by designing balloon characters that coordinate with or represent characters from books. All designs must be school-appropriate and may not depict weapons, blood, or anything else inappropriate for a school setting. The school requested that students do not use helium for their creations. Balloons will be placed on plastic sticks for support.

Students should return their finished balloon characters by Friday, Nov. 20, 2026. Questions regarding the event can be directed to Mrs. Larsen.

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