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Winter!

With this fluffy white stuff on the ground here are some things to think about... 

 - Are my child's winter clothes (including hats and mittens) labeled? 
- Can my child get their winter clothes on themselves? 

 We will be going outside EVERY DAY when it is above -20 degrees. Please make sure your child is prepared. It might be a good idea to have your child bring an extra paid of socks/mittens to school as it seems to be very wet out there!

 Reminder: You may only slide down the hill if you have snow pants on. No snow pants? No sliding! 

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