Thursday December 19

Today was a great last day of Kindergarten before the Christmas break. Thank you to everyone who sent materials in for us to use to make elf traps. We read the story "How to Catch an Elf" and went to work designing our own traps. It was great to see so many creative ways to catch an elf.

The Eric Harvie Kindergarten team would like to wish you and your family a wonderful Christmas break. We hope you create many wonderful memories with your kiddos! We look forward to seeing everyone back at school in January and to hearing about all of your winter break adventures!

There is no school tomorrow, December 20 as it is Professional Development day for teachers.  School starts  onTuesday, January 7, 2020.

Happy Holidays and all the best in 2020!

Mrs.Conley, Mrs.Mask & Mrs.Watterson

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