Holiday Prep!

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This week has been a busy one, again! Both classes have been busy getting ready for our Harvest Pie Social which is right around the corner. Mrs. Nichols' class has been working on painting a large quilt and talking about what Thanksgiving is. Mrs. L's room has been talking about the season of Fall and learning a new song about leaves. We hope to see everyone next week at the Harvest Pie Social! The preschoolers are always excited to show off their classrooms! :)

We want to say welcome back to Jackson! 


Working on painting the quilt. Some serious team work happening!













Turkey pictures!





Building bridges with blocks and ramps.


** Some important reminders!**

-No School tomorrow Friday, November 10th.
-Picture Retakes Wednesday Nov. 15th (stay tuned for info!)
-Harvest Pie Social is Thursday, Nov. 16th from 5:00-6:00 in the preschool rooms.
-Thanksgiving break starts Wednesday, Nov. 22nd. We have an early release that day at 1:00. There will be no After-school program that day as well.

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