- April 28, 2024
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While visiting the animal station, Henry Dethlefs stopped to pet Mariah the miniature pony.
Cadence Bullion takes a hit at a rug hanging. As part of the group of preschoolers who were Native Americans, Cadence was given the name Beautiful Lake for the day's festivities.
A group of preschoolers huddle together in a tipi as JoAnn Gusewelle, one of the preschool teachers, tells them the story of the first Thanksgiving.
Preschool students at Zion New Life Lutheran Preschool enjoyed a series of presentations on Friday morning about the first Thanksgiving.
Bryce King-Ambielle stopped to pet the rabbit that came to visit the preschoolers for their celebration of the first Thanksgiving.
Corinne Pike, right, and Adalyn Mason, left, try their hand at washing laundry using an old-fashioned washboard.
Austin King-Ambielle gives Mariah a quick pat during the Thanksgiving celebrations on Friday.
At the beading station, Sarah Garcia, right, carefully puts together a necklace for her mother.
Ethan Jones, left, Leith Adhami, center, and Noah Kim, right, practice rolling out dough.
Maribella Ace practices her log throwing skills at the log throwing station.
Kylie Tousignant unearths carrots in the makeshift garden.
WINTER GARDEN Zion New Life Lutheran Preschool gave its preschool students a hands-on experience to teach them about the first Thanksgiving on Nov. 18.
The preschoolers got to wash laundry on a washboard, roll out bread dough by hand, create their own jewelry, sit in a tipi and visit with some animals. With half of the students dressed as Native Americans and the other as Pilgrims, everyone came together at the end of the morning for a Thanksgiving feast.
Contact Brittany Gaines at [email protected].
