Addison's last day of Pre-K

By Kerry -

Yesterday was Addisons's last day of Pre-K at Primrose. She has been there for the past three years and has learned SO much. She can add and subtract up to 20, knows how to read over 60 words, is truly creative at arts and crafts. They have nurtured her, cared for her and helped her develop in countless ways. And though she is excited for kindergarten to start on Monday, she will deeply miss her teacher, Miss Sanders (and her great dane, Moose)!

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Pappy / BaChan said…
Roads will always twist and turn;
Behind, the past from which we turn;
Future scenes, display what's learned.
November 5, 2011 at 3:26 AM
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