Welcome Gunner!

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Mrs. Nichols room had a new friend join our their room on Tuesday. We want to welcome Gunner to our preschool family! Welcome! :)


This week we did a bunch of projects in both rooms. Both classrooms worked on a joint project for the bulletin board out in the hall with Mrs. Smith, as well as making stories and towers in Mrs. Nichols' room and decorating pumpkins and exploring sunflowers in Mrs. L's room. They have been busy little bee's these days!



                                                    Light table play with colorful legos!

Glue and glitter!

cheese!!

                                               
                                                                 Tall towers and hospitals!

                                        



**Important reminders**

-With the days getting cooler please pack layers for your Preschooler. This is helpful for when its chilly in the morning but comfortable in the afternoon!
-Please check your mailboxes for school pictures. They all came back so cute!

Hope everyone has a great weekend!







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  1. UnknownOctober 13, 2017 at 4:57 PM

    I always love your pictures! Our preschoolers are so cute!

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