Thanksgiving feast
Several of the 4's classes had their Thanksgiving feast on Thursday. What a treat! Two classes (including Luke's) were Indians, and two classes were pilgrims. The costumes Luke's class made were really cute, and Luke actually wore the whole thing. What a difference a year makes. The necklace is made from pasta they dyed and strung on yarn. There are two paper feathers that tell what they're thankful for - Luke apparently is thankful for Gary and me and for Noah's tooth. Luke ate all of his lunch but was most excited about the turkey-shaped cookie.
Several of the 4's classes had their Thanksgiving feast on Thursday. What a treat! Two classes (including Luke's) were Indians, and two classes were pilgrims. The costumes Luke's class made were really cute, and Luke actually wore the whole thing. What a difference a year makes. The necklace is made from pasta they dyed and strung on yarn. There are two paper feathers that tell what they're thankful for - Luke apparently is thankful for Gary and me and for Noah's tooth. Luke ate all of his lunch but was most excited about the turkey-shaped cookie.
2 comments:
What a cute little indian. Drew's class did this, too. His official name was "Racing Squirrel" and his placemat said he was thankful for his baby brother. Poor Mary Des! The boys are already taking over and one of them's not even here yet.
I melt when I look at that sweet face. How sweet to have costumes and turkey dinner and all. Love the necklace. But that face makes me feel so happy. What a precious boy.
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