Nebraska third grader dresses in character every day for school

While most children Stella Ehrhart's age are thinking about what they're going to be for Halloween, this 8-year-old from Nebraska is thinking about who she's going to be each day of the week.But don't misinterpret what she's doing as "dressing in costume," her mother said. Stella is dressing "in character" based on what she has in her closet and where her imagination takes her.All it takes is a black dress and a red-tissue paper flower in her hair and she's jazz singer Billie Holiday. Or, she's Jane Goodall with a flannel shirt and stuffed chimp tucked under her arm. With a khaki shirt emblazoned with a police badge she's her Aunt Pam, a police officer."She's definitely drawn to characters that have overcome a lot, with a lot of inner strength,This is why you will even find some of the most famous celebrities and royalties putting on these Cheap office lady sexy costume. This should not be a discouraging factor as these dresses can be fashioned and tailor made to fit your needs. This includes how much you have to spend on them. The maxi dress offer cheap clothing that one can use." her mother, Stephanie Anderson, said.Her ideas come from books, people she learns about or even friends and relatives, she saidThe list goes on and on because she hasn't repeated a single costume since she started last year at the beginning of second grade, Stella and her mother say.
Stella was reading Laura Ingalls Wilder's "Little House" series about a pioneer family's life and wondered what the author wore. The next day she showed up to school in a dress with leggings, Stella said, starting a tradition that lasted the entire school year. She resurrected it this year as she began third grade.It's important to not repeat characters, Stella said in a phone interview, because doing so would mean fewer opportunities to try something new."I think it's better to focus on as much as we can," she said. "If I repeat an outfit five times that's five times we don't have for a new character."Not all of the characters are obvious or distracting, which minimizes their potential to disturb the classroom, her mother said. To the contrary, teachers and students love it because they tend to learn something new about the person Stella is emulating.
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