Pajama Day :)

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Happy Pajama Day!!
 
Preschoolers kicked off their special day with some pancakes and fun stories about pajamas and pancakes! The preschoolers loved seeing everyone's fun and silly pjs. (Mrs. Nichols had the best moose slippers!) We had pajamas of all sorts, some super heroes, TV characters, princesses, polka-dots and stripes and many more! Everyone had a great day :) We can't wait until next year!
 
Yummy pancakes!!

 
 Hooray for PJ DAY!!!

 
 
 
 
Say Pancakes!!! :)
 



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