Fourth-grade students spent Tuesday afternoon in Smokey Bear Park sculpting piles of snow into a polar bear, a snowman and the Olympic logo. The Falls Elementary students created the larger-than-life snow sculptures to kick off this week’s Icebox Days events.
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From left, Kylee Sweeney, Kaili Graves and Emma Walls shovel away a pile of snow at Smokey Bear Park Tuesday. The Falls Elementary fourth-grade students were shaping the heaping pile of white stuff to create a sculpture to kick off this week's Icebox Days events.
Matthew Kotnik takes a break from shoveling to slide down the pile of snow his group was shaping into a polar bear.
Fourth-grade students Layla Zahn, left, Adam Morin, center, and Gavin Bacon shape a pile of snow to resemble "Olaf," the snowman from the Disney movie "Frozen." Falls Elementary students kicked off this week's Icebox Days events with the snow sculptures which can be seen in Smokey Bear Park.
KayLynn Cronin and a friend create a tunnel through the snow.
Trista Johnson hauls a chunk of snow to the sculpture her class is working on.
From the left, Martylynn Norgard, Madison Buller and Isabella Willmarth appear to be enjoying a sunny afternoon outside.
Andrew Olson shovels snow away from the sculpture he was working on.
Fourth-grade student Havyn Pelland helps her classmates sculpt a pile of snow in Smokey Bear Park Tuesday.
