This week we are calling all cowgirls and cowboys to our ranch! We are excited about learning all about the Wild West in class. With the help of some of our amazing parents we have a hay bail, saddle, and lasso so our students can take turns riding our classroom "horse." Cowboy hats and vest are a must. A mom came in to make vests out of brown paper grocery sacks. We also had a fair day in class this week to celebrate the Tulsa State Fair. Each child brought in an exhibit and a stuffed animal for the petting zoo. The exhibits were judged by a grandmother in class who was an official 4H judge. Lunch that day was made by our chefs. On the menu: Corndogs, carmel apples, cheese puffs, and lemonade of course!
This week we are calling all cowgirls and cowboys to our ranch! We are excited about learning all about the Wild West in class. With the help of some of our amazing parents we have a hay bail, saddle, and lasso so our students can take turns riding our classroom "horse." Cowboy hats and vest are a must. A mom came in to make vests out of brown paper grocery sacks. We also had a fair day in class this week to celebrate the Tulsa State Fair. Each child brought in an exhibit and a stuffed animal for the petting zoo. The exhibits were judged by a grandmother in class who was an official 4H judge. Lunch that day was made by our chefs. On the menu: Corndogs, carmel apples, cheese puffs, and lemonade of course! 
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