Chase's preschool had a Thanksgiving feast this past Monday, and
Laura and I volunteered in our capacity as homeroom moms to help out. And I'm so glad we did! The kids were absolutely adorable -- wearing turkey headdresses they'd crafted themselves from paper and feathers, and brightly painted smocks made out of pillow cases. They enjoyed a "pilgrim" who taught them all about the Mayflower and John Smith and Squanto, and they even got to pet a real, live turkey. Then they sat down for a huge Thanksgiving style feast, preschool style -- chicken nuggets, stuffing, pumpkin bread (made by Chase's class), and juice boxes. They kids seemed to have a fun time and it was cute to see them in their homemade (schoolmade?) outfits.
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| This was the world's bravest, most patient turkey. Chase was still mildly terrified of him. |
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| Chase and Sammie - just like the pilgrims from olden times |
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