All Saints Episcopal School - Saint Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Beginning each day with a chapel service, the Pre- Sohoolers feel that God is a first thought in their happy days. Chapel is highlighted by special programs in puppetry as well as in song. All of the children love to singg many ofthe hymns are pretty long, but everyone knows the words. Their is a mood set-up just walking down the stairs into the Pre-School area. Getting Ready For the Real Thing! 769

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LIE The best place to hide? lt definitely is the tube. When the kids play hide- and-seek they all want to hide there but it always seems to be on a first come first serve basis. Another favorite game is chase. The girls like to be chased but so do the boys. Somehow they all seem to keep from arguing most of the time. The children at the Pre-School play with all sorts of things. There are blocks in the classrooms along with cars, markers, sand, and puzzles. Outside of the school there are also zoo trips, Christmas shows, and Nursing Home trips. 168 f Pre-School Life

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P Jacqueline Doyle, a 3-Day Beginner in Mrs. Goin's class, already loves school. P P Pre-schoolers Blake Baird, Ashley Davis, and Jacqueline Doyle pose inside Frosty the Snowman while classmates look on. P Mrs. lVlcCoy's class as well as the rest of the Pre-School got a close-up look at a real live fire engine. Fire prevention and safety tips are covered yearly in the Pre- School. lt's better to repeat this stuff every year than to ever have to be sorry that one child didn't automatically know what to do in case of a fire, Principal, Janet Roberson states emphatically. P Mrs. Goin and Mary Ann Wood pass back art projects to their students. 170