Busy Day on the Playscape

Today was a beautiful day to spend it out on the playscape. The kids were doing all kinds of different things out there, it was hard to keep up!

F & J played a fun game of rolling different balls down the hill. They watched them bounce off of the large boulders and rocks surrounding the area. Both boys took turns and laughed when the ball didn't go the direction they wanted and overall had a good time with one another.

L on the other hand decided he was going to help out with moving some rocks over to rock river. The classes have been tasked with helping take care of our school community and needed all our strong kiddos to help out. L was a perfect helper! He loved being able to use the wheelbarrow to move some of the heavier ones. Nice work L!

L also had her own agenda. She was getting a kick out of watching the trucks tumble down the hill. L watched as the truck bobbled back and forth and inevitably roll into a rock and get stuck. She was cracking up!

It was a great day to be a Pine kid!

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