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Late Friday Post

Friday was an awesome day at school! We celebrated filling our buckets by having pajama day and giant stuffed animal day! It was a blast. We also used flashlights to read! It was so much fun and we enjoyed every minute of it. We hope that we can fill our buckets again very soon!

So fun!

Vince and his giant teddy bear!
Reading in the dark!
Flashlights!
Cheese!
Oliver is very happy about filling our buckets!






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