Hello all!! The girls had their annual Thanksgiving Program at school last Thursday. I LOVE our preschool! They put on the best performances, and they know how to include the parents. After the performance, we stayed for a delicious Thanksgiving feast with other parents, students, and teachers. Here are the pictures:
Elizabeth proudly watched her big sisters on stage.
Christa was a pilgrim. Some other kids in her class were Indians and there was a turkey in the middle. The song went back and forth between the pilgrims and Indians, and it was really cute.
I can not remember what song Abby Kate's class performed to, but they were all Indians. Abby Kate "played" her recorder and marched in circles the whole song. She was the only one doing that, so I'm not sure if she was doing it the way they were taught or if she just really got into the performance, but she did great!
So proud of my girl for doing so well for her first time on stage!
My little pilgrim and my little Indian. Abby Kate has insisted on being a "Pirate Princess" lately, which mean wearing a silvery, shimmery dress of Christa's. She got very aggravated when I called her an Indian on this particular day, quickly letting me know that she was not an Indian, but in fact, a Pirate Princess.
Elizabeth proudly watched her big sisters on stage.
Christa was a pilgrim. Some other kids in her class were Indians and there was a turkey in the middle. The song went back and forth between the pilgrims and Indians, and it was really cute.
I can not remember what song Abby Kate's class performed to, but they were all Indians. Abby Kate "played" her recorder and marched in circles the whole song. She was the only one doing that, so I'm not sure if she was doing it the way they were taught or if she just really got into the performance, but she did great!
So proud of my girl for doing so well for her first time on stage!
My little pilgrim and my little Indian. Abby Kate has insisted on being a "Pirate Princess" lately, which mean wearing a silvery, shimmery dress of Christa's. She got very aggravated when I called her an Indian on this particular day, quickly letting me know that she was not an Indian, but in fact, a Pirate Princess.
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