Part of the Exeter-Milligan First Grade class performs “The
Little Red Hen.” From left to right they are Madison Rankin, Kierra
Papik, Carter Milton, Jolene Vossler, Emma Mae Rose, and Emma Meyer.
This last Sunday was Grandparent’s Day and the
Exeter-Milligan First Graders wanted to make sure their grandparents felt
appreciated.
With a packed cafeteria, the first grade performed several
songs and two plays that they had practiced for weeks.
The students split into two groups and part of the class
performed “The Little Red Hen.” The students did an excellent job telling
the story of all of the work the little red hen despite the laziness of her
friends.
The second group of students performed “Three Billy Goats
Gruff,” who encountered a mean troll on their way to greener pastures.
After several more songs, the students served their
grandparents and guests cookies they had made and drinks. They also
presented their grandparents with some specially made gifts.
After giving their grandparents a tour of the classroom,
having their picture taken together and a class photo the school day was over
for the first graders.
Part of the Exeter-Milligan First Grade class performs “The
Little Red Hen.” From left to right they are Madison Rankin, Kierra
Papik, Carter Milton, Jolene Vossler, Emma Mae Rose, and Emma Meyer.
Two of the three billy goats get ready to perform “Three
Billy Goats Gruff.” Jayden Capek, left, and Mikey Bartu is on the right.
The first grade class performs a song for their grandparents
at their Grandparents Day Program.
Aidan Vavra gets a hug from his Grandma Amy Hayek after
presenting her with a gift he made for the Exeter-Milligan First Grade Grandparents
Day Program.
