<p>Desert View Elementary take on the “Duck Dance” during an all-school assembly on Friday. The Duck Dance — very similar to the chicken dance but modified for the mascot of former P.E. teacher Kathy Houk’s alma mater — is now in its 10th year. Houk started the dance with the school’s opening in 2001. Part of physical education, the dance allows students to get active in a fun way while carrying on a school tradition.</p><p>Jennifer Colton Photos</p>
<p>Desert View Elementary take on the “Duck Dance” during an all-school assembly on Friday. The Duck Dance — very similar to the chicken dance but modified for the mascot of former P.E. teacher Kathy Houk’s alma mater — is now in its 10th year. Houk started the dance with the school’s opening in 2001. Part of physical education, the dance allows students to get active in a fun way while carrying on a school tradition.</p><p>Jennifer Colton Photos</p>
<p>Desert View Elementary take on the “Duck Dance” during an all-school assembly on Friday. The Duck Dance — very similar to the chicken dance but modified for the mascot of former P.E. teacher Kathy Houk’s alma mater — is now in its 10th year. Houk started the dance with the school’s opening in 2001. Part of physical education, the dance allows students to get active in a fun way while carrying on a school tradition.</p><p>Jennifer Colton Photos</p>
<p>Desert View Elementary take on the “Duck Dance” during an all-school assembly on Friday. The Duck Dance — very similar to the chicken dance but modified for the mascot of former P.E. teacher Kathy Houk’s alma mater — is now in its 10th year. Houk started the dance with the school’s opening in 2001. Part of physical education, the dance allows students to get active in a fun way while carrying on a school tradition.</p><p>Jennifer Colton Photos</p>
<p>Desert View Elementary take on the “Duck Dance” during an all-school assembly on Friday. The Duck Dance — very similar to the chicken dance but modified for the mascot of former P.E. teacher Kathy Houk’s alma mater — is now in its 10th year. Houk started the dance with the school’s opening in 2001. Part of physical education, the dance allows students to get active in a fun way while carrying on a school tradition.</p><p>Jennifer Colton Photos</p>
<p>Desert View Elementary take on the “Duck Dance” during an all-school assembly on Friday. The Duck Dance — very similar to the chicken dance but modified for the mascot of former P.E. teacher Kathy Houk’s alma mater — is now in its 10th year. Houk started the dance with the school’s opening in 2001. Part of physical education, the dance allows students to get active in a fun way while carrying on a school tradition.</p><p>Jennifer Colton Photos</p>
<p>Desert View Elementary take on the “Duck Dance” during an all-school assembly on Friday. The Duck Dance — very similar to the chicken dance but modified for the mascot of former P.E. teacher Kathy Houk’s alma mater — is now in its 10th year. Houk started the dance with the school’s opening in 2001. Part of physical education, the dance allows students to get active in a fun way while carrying on a school tradition.</p><p>Jennifer Colton Photos</p>
<p>Desert View Elementary take on the “Duck Dance” during an all-school assembly on Friday. The Duck Dance — very similar to the chicken dance but modified for the mascot of former P.E. teacher Kathy Houk’s alma mater — is now in its 10th year. Houk started the dance with the school’s opening in 2001. Part of physical education, the dance allows students to get active in a fun way while carrying on a school tradition.</p><p>Jennifer Colton Photos</p>
<p>Desert View Elementary take on the “Duck Dance” during an all-school assembly on Friday. The Duck Dance — very similar to the chicken dance but modified for the mascot of former P.E. teacher Kathy Houk’s alma mater — is now in its 10th year. Houk started the dance with the school’s opening in 2001. Part of physical education, the dance allows students to get active in a fun way while carrying on a school tradition.</p><p>Jennifer Colton Photos</p>
<p>Desert View Elementary take on the “Duck Dance” during an all-school assembly on Friday. The Duck Dance — very similar to the chicken dance but modified for the mascot of former P.E. teacher Kathy Houk’s alma mater — is now in its 10th year. Houk started the dance with the school’s opening in 2001. Part of physical education, the dance allows students to get active in a fun way while carrying on a school tradition.</p><p>Jennifer Colton Photos</p>
Desert View Elementary take on the Duck Dance during an all-school assembly on Friday. The Duck Dance very similar to the chicken dance but modified for the mascot of former P.E. teacher Kathy Houks alma mater is now in its 10th year. Houk started the dance with the schools opening in 2001. Part of physical education, the dance allows students to get active in a fun way while carrying on a school tradition.
Jennifer Colton Photos
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