School-Wide Parade Challenges

Tips

• School Spirit Coloring: color for school spirit — mascots, school colors, teams.
• Everyone, Everywhere: drop everything and color — every student, teacher, and staff member colors part of a Doodle until every Doodle in the school has been colored by all the people.
• Showing Appreciation: decorate Doodles to celebrate people in the school or community.
• Guess Who: color Doodles as famous people from history or school staff; other classes guess from a list.
• Dress as your teacher: Doodles get colored like their classroom teacher.
• Short Story: turn each Doodle into a short story, complete with pictures.
• Poem: write simple poems on the Doodles and color to match.
• Secret Message: each class hides a secret word on its Doodle; on the tour, classes race to uncover them all — first to find every message wins.
• Color in the Kindness: the Wipe-Away Bullying companion — Doodles wait outside classrooms with sad spots, and classes color them in with happiness through the day.
• Love Tag: one Doodle starts with a small red heart (tag, you're it) and tags two more; the last Doodle without a heart is the last to get the love.
• Tie-Dyed Three-Color: each class picks three random colors and tie-dyes with only those.
• Lines of Love: color in continuous lines — once you lift a crayon, that color is done.
• Collaborative Coloring: one class starts, then Doodles switch rooms so another class continues — as fast-paced as you like.
• Seasonal & Events: theme it to a season, holiday, or school event.
• Environmental Awareness: color scenes of recycling, gardening, and green practice at school.
• Swap for the Day: classrooms swap Doodles, photograph the visitor's adventures, and check on their own Doodle through the day's uploaded pictures.
• Catch the Principal's ______: classes hunt the principal's animal around the school; find it, photograph it, and the finding class may re-hide it for the next searchers.