Tuesday October 15,2019

We can post pictures!  Check out some of our work...

Dinosaur habitats and creative play...

Listening to stories...

Exploring everything fall...

House imaginative play...

Practicing our names 1 upper the rest lower...

Calm the body, calm the mind...



FYI...

~We Scare Hunger campaign is ongoing.  If you are able to please send some non-perishable food items to support the local food bank
~ Book orders are due Thursday.  Please order online or send cash or cheque with the book order to school
~ We would like to do a pumpkin study, if you are able please send a pumpkin next week to help with our inquiry
~ Do you have any crab apples we can borrow?  Please send them ASAP (we are using them to paint)














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