Buzzey Week!

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The preschoolers had a busy first full week of school! We kept exploring our classrooms as well as our play space outside. Everyone is settling in very nicely into their classrooms! 







All of our caterpillars are in their cocoons! We are eagerly waiting to see when they turn into butterflies!



Mrs. Nichols' class did some beading with pipe cleaners and pony beads. They made some beautiful bracelets to wear!





We had Kyle's mom, Katelyn come in and share a special treat with us on Thursday while the bigger kids were at the Tunbridge fair. She brought in some maple candies that her and her family make. She explained about how they were made.
 The preschoolers loved them! Thank you! :)


Also on Thursday we got to go and do art with Mrs. Bando! We made bee pictures out of oil pastels. We will finish our drawings next Thursday! Bee on the look out for them!








**Special dates to remember!**
*Picture day is Monday September 18th!! Please fill out your forms and have them ready for Monday if you want to order pictures!
*The preschool field trip is scheduled for Thursday, October 5th at River View Apple Orchard! Notices and reminders will be posted soon!







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