It isn't anything spectacular, but for the sake of sharing the idea, here is 2016's Gratitude Tree.
At the beginning: (Saint Francis is still hanging from his celebration in October.)
A week till Thanksgiving (I took this a couple days ago):
Monday, November 21
The Graditude Tree
This year I didn't get my branches out for a gratitude tree, but instead used the chalkboard I recently painted in our kitchen to make a tree of Thanks. I'm loving it and the boys are too. We haven't been particularly planned about when we add things, but occasionally jot something up there. I love how Athanasius (2), will come and get me and tell me to put something on the tree. His last addition was "Bumpy Road Tractor Haybales", which I'm pretty sure was meant as one thought, no commas needed. (He's in the rather obsessive vehicle and farm phase all my two-year-old men have gone through!)
It isn't anything spectacular, but for the sake of sharing the idea, here is 2016's Gratitude Tree.
At the beginning: (Saint Francis is still hanging from his celebration in October.)
It isn't anything spectacular, but for the sake of sharing the idea, here is 2016's Gratitude Tree.
At the beginning: (Saint Francis is still hanging from his celebration in October.)
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This is definitely an incredibly rich resource that you have spent so much valuable time developing, I'll recommend it to parents at our school as well as link to it in our Montessori Resources section so that our teachers can take a look. Thanks! Check us out too at C’e Montessori Preschool in Brooklyn
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