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First Day of School!

Today was our first day and it was amazing! We had so much fun getting to know each other and learning our school routines. I was very impressed with how quickly everyone began to learn our routine. We spent a lot of time learning about how we can fill each other's buckets. We ended our day learning about how it is okay to be different. Our final project was to make self portraits to celebrate our differences. They turned out pretty great! We can't wait for tomorrow to learn more about our classroom and friends!

Scavenger hunt of our school
First Day Picture!
Our self portraits
Careful drawing








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