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 Hello Pine family and welcome back from Thanksgiving break! I hope you all enjoyed your time together and celebrated all the things you're thankful for. We kicked off week #15 with no tears at drop off! I was impressed to see everyone jump back into our routine like pros. We have some new words we will be practicing: OPEN and CLOSE. We explored some new and familiar centers today with trains, construction and painting. Ask your kiddo if they remember what color we painted our canvas (blue). 

We only have 15 days until winter break.... so looking ahead, we will be planning another Parent Pop-In (I am considering coining a new name for this as families can look very different so maybe Family Fun-In?) as well as a PJ day; stay tuned.











































































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