Mrs. Chagnon

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Dear Parents,

Wow! What a month of November.  The Thanksgiving Play and feast were two very 
memorable events.  It was wonderful to see so many of you attend the Play.  
It meant a great deal to both your children and myself.  They worked 
extremely hard and the Play was flawless!  I am so proud of them all!

We have many special hands-on activities planned for this month as well.  As 
part of our Social Studies curriculum we will be studying people near and 
far. The children will learn about how people from various countries, around 
the world, celebrate the winter holidays.

On Wednesday, December 9th, we will have a Gingerbread Day.  Mrs. Pedro and I 
will get the children together again. We are reading versions of the 
Gingerbread Man story, and comparing and contrasting the different stories.  
We have written about how to catch a gingerbread boy/girl/man/baby. The 
children came up with some very creative ways! We will also complete a 
gingerbread glyph.  As our culminating event, we will make mini gingerbread 
houses out of graham crackers, frosting and yummy decorations. Thank you in 
advance to those of you who will donate items.

On Friday, December 11th, the first grade team will present an animated 
version of the classic book, The Polar Express. The children will be invited 
to bring their pajamas to school for a pajama party and "ride" on the Polar 
Express to the North Pole. After viewing the DVD presentation, the children 
will enjoy sweet treats, just as the children in the book did. A letter 
outlining more details about this event will follow shortly.

On Friday, December 18th, we will have a holiday brunch. Our room mother will 
be contacting you with further information about this.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for sharing your wonderful 
children with me each day, especially at this time of year. The hope, 
excitement and wonderment they exhibit is truly magical.

I hope you and your families have a wonderful holiday season.

Fondly,

Mrs. Chagnon

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