Tuesday

Today we worked a total of three hours. Today was bittersweet. I’m excited that I will be graduating, but it’s a little sad knowing that I’ll probably never see these kids again. In the morning we brought them a box of colorful construction paper (donated by Lisa Scarry), Proctor bracelets, and Proctor stickers. They had also made something for us since it was our last day..https://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=13xGg61HWQPLn2zG6bKicarWxTT63JqqX
For the Star of the Week, each kid tells the teacher what they like about that person. So when we opened up our thank you cards, it was like we were the Star of the Week. I had such an amazing time working with the kids and teachers at East Andover Village Preschool over these last three weeks. 


Thank you to everyone who made it possible.

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