Happy Halloween!

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Happy Halloween!

We sure had a fun day in Preschool! We had princesses, the Mario Brothers, vampires, super heroes, and many more crazy things come through our door on Wednesday.
The preschoolers had some special treats and made some fun crafts in both classrooms to celebrate the day. We hope everyone had a happy and safe Halloween! The preschoolers are already talking about what they are going to be next year!   



Making some silly looking monsters!



Preschoolers made some pumpkins with some pieces of wood!









**Important Reminders**

- We have No School on Monday, November 12th to observe Veteran's day!

-Our Harvest Celebration is on Tuesday, Nov. 13th at 5:15. We will be having a Preschool Pizza Pie Party! Please check out the sign up sheet in your homeroom to sign up!

-Thanksgiving Break begins Wednesday Nov. 21st at 1:00!

Have a great weekend!






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