Westshire Fair

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The Westshire Fair

The preschoolers had an exciting morning at the Westshire Fair today.  We checked out the recycled art projects that students throughout the school made, listened to a group of students from K through 5th grade drumming with the music teacher, and then get to pet two calves that were visiting the school.  After we saw the calves, they all ate donut holes and drank apple cider while we took a hay ride around the school grounds, and another highlight for many of the kids was the maple syrup cotton candy everyone was given.  What an exciting day!



















 

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