Not so scary mosters, ghosts, and bats

We read some fun Halloween books this week, and learned a few songs! We made glue ghosts, scribble monsters, ghost feet, we read "Go Away Big Green Monster" and made our own green monsters, and we painted bats! We will continue our Halloween fun next week and Friday we are going on a field trip to Trick or Treat! 










































































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