Spring Has Spring!

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Spring Has Spring!!!

At last, the coats came off, the sunglasses could be used and we got to play down by the river again.  We had a blast playing in the sand, building with rocks, making big and small splashes in the water and so much more.  

Today hasn't been the beautiful day that we had yesterday, but by turning our schedule upside down and going outside early in the morning, we still got to play out on the playground for an hour before the rain really started coming down.  As you all know, we do our best to get the kids outside - rain or shine.  Although we all prefer sunny, warm days over rainy days, it's always fun to splash in the puddles and play in the mud.  We are not afraid to get wet and dirty!

Now that it is spring, don't forget to do a nightly tick check.  The ticks are out in numbers this spring, and we've already taken a few off people (so far all adults).  


 











 

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