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Go Away Big Green Monster!

Good morning and happy Monday! Wow, I cannot believe we only have two weeks left of school! It is crazy to think about all of the ways in which we have been able to stay connected while we continue to practice social distancing and shelter in place. It is pretty amazing to see the ways in which we can all share with one another, even though we all staying home. It's quite comforting! 

Over the last few weeks, I have been trying to do things that bring me comfort. One of my favorite down time activities is reading! The book today is one of my favorites we have read in the Pine room. As we head into this new week, Ms. Kari and Ms. Julie will read Go Away Big Green Monster and show you how your children can draw as they go along! 


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