The grades 5 to 7 students at Chilcotin Elementary School surprised people in the Santa Claus Parade Saturday with a flash mob dance choreographed by teacher Mary Alice Self. Santa

Chilcotin Elementary School flash mobs in Santa Claus parade

Chilcotin Elementary School flash mobs in Santa Claus parade

 

The grades 5 to 7 students at Chilcotin Elementary School surprised people in the Santa Claus Parade Saturday with a flash mob dance choreographed by teacher Mary Alice Self. Santa, in the Cariboo tradition, arrived in a horse-drawn wagon.

 

 

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