The Wonderful World of Kindergarten

The Wonderful World of Kindergarten

Welcome to our Reggio Emilia inspired classroom at Dr. David Suzuki School.

JoAnne Pizzuto, OCT & Jocelyne Brent, RECE, BASc (Hons)

Friday 21 September 2012

Mrs. St.Onge has a new dress!

Mrs. St. Onge has her niece's birthday party this weekend so our girls created her this beautiful dress. We love how they designed it first on paper and then used the island to put it together. Mrs. St.Onge looks stunning in her new dress!

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2 comments:

Philippa said...: Mrs St. Onge looks so beautiful in her new dress! I'm sure her niece will be very happy to see her wearing it at the party this weekend.; 21 September 2012 at 18:52
Deb said...: Stunning! The head band looks so lovely too!; 22 September 2012 at 11:30

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