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heroes dressing up day - any ideas?

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roundabout1 · 26/02/2010 11:38

My dd is in reception & in a few weeks the school is having a fancy dress day to raise money for Help for Heroes charity. The children are meant to dress up as heroes but while I have lots of ideas for boys I can't really think of anything for a girl other than a nurses costume. Any ideas?

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EccentricaGallumbits · 26/02/2010 11:39

put on a cheerleader outfit and go as claire bennet.

titchy · 26/02/2010 11:58
Grin
Veritythebrave · 26/02/2010 12:31

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MrsBadger · 26/02/2010 12:58

paper bag princess

Susan or Lucy from Narnia

Florence Nightingale v good idea
Grace Darling?

you need one of those Ladybird 'heroes of the Empire' books

Joan of Arc
Flora Macdonald
Clara Barton
Ida Lewis
Harriet Tubman
Emmeline Pankhurst

SE13Mummy · 26/02/2010 12:59

Fire fighter, Elastigirl from the Incredibles, Marie Curie, Mother Theresa or anything that you'd dress a boy up as; soldier, Police Officer, lifeguard etc.

bobblehat · 26/02/2010 13:07

I love some of these ideas, but they always make me laugh - I would not have the first idea of where to start to make a Florence Nightingale outfit!! And Ds2 has got a 'great fire of london day' in a couple of weeks - Samuel Pepys wig anyone??

Veritythebrave · 26/02/2010 13:24

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MrsBadger · 26/02/2010 13:36

you can make a very effective Pepys / judge wig out of loo rolls, you know...

bobblehat · 26/02/2010 13:38

Will look for lewisfan's post. LOL at wig out of loo rolls, I just wish I was more creative!!

roundabout1 · 26/02/2010 14:38

Thanks for the ideas. Will have to have a talk to dd about it, she's not that keen on dressing up anyway, will happily do it when she's at home but if people can see her it's a different story. Am sure she won't want to go in a "boys" costume, she's very sexist & def doesn't get it from me!

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RatherBeOnThePiste · 28/02/2010 19:35

Amelia Earhart

mathanxiety · 28/02/2010 19:40

Joan of Arc? -- plain trousers, white shirt, sleeveless jacket or waistcoat, boots...

One DD of mine went as Rosa Parks to a similar event, despite bearing no physical resemblance. Another went as Mary Poppins....

themildmanneredjanitor · 28/02/2010 19:41

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