A Message from Mrs. Porsch
As the leaves continue to fall and the weather gets cooler, we are looking forward to a wonderful month of gratitude!
November is aspecial time to reflect on the manythings we are thankful for, and weare so grateful to have your families as part of our PWPS community.
One of our favorite traditions is just around the corner!
Our Annual Thanksgiving Show will take place on Thursday, November 19, at 6:30PM.
The children have been working hard to prepare songs to share with their families, and we can’t wait for you to see them shine!
We will gather in the sanctuary for the performance, followed by refreshments in the bike room.
We look forward to celebrating this special evening together!
A Few Reminders:
Please send a jacket or sweater each day.
The mornings are getting cooler, and we want everyone to stay comfortable while playing and learning outdoors.
Please check with your child’s teacher to make sure they have a complete, seasonally appropriate change of clothes at school.
Please label all belongings. Water bottles, lunch boxes, jackets, sweaters, and other items should be clearly labeled with your child’s name.
Upcoming Events:
- Nov 4-18: Food Drive
- Nov 16-19: Book Fair
- Nov 17: Book Fair Family Night
- Nov: 19 Thanksgiving Program
- Dec 18: Pajama Day
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Recapping Quiver Farm Fun:
Mrs Keaveney and Mrs Fedako’s Class class had so much fun learning about the farm to prepare for the Quiver Farms visit!
We used our red barn to build our own farm.
Each student created a farmer to work on the farm.
We also made cows from the letter C, muddy pigs with brown paint, and chickens from egg shapes.
On October 7th, we met real animals that came to visit us from Quiver Farms!
We could only use our looking eyes for the animals with feathers like the chickens, turkey, ducks, and goose.
We could pet the cow, goat, sheep, pig, and bunnies. Each student picked their favorite animal to put in their journal; some favorites were the turkey, the pig, and the soft, fluffy bunnies!
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