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Farm Visits

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We have had TWO farm visits this week.  On Thursday, I got to accompany Leah on her very first school field trip.  Her preschool class visited a local farm where we ate lunch, had a hay ride out to a corn maze, found the pumpkin patch, picked pumpkins, and then played on a park and visited animals at the petting zoo.  It was very fun, and we had a beautiful day for it.  Today I took the kids to another farm nearby that has a lot of fun things for kids to do in the fall.  There were tons of activities to do in addition to picking pumpkins for our family carving night.  Wyatt fell in LOVE with the pony there ("woof-woof," he kept saying!), and also really enjoyed playing in a big play area filled with corn!  Leah had a blast jumping on this giant bouncer, going down big slides, and hanging out with her friends.  Now, they are both sleeping soundly by 7:30pm.  Woo-hoo!

Pre-K Field Trip



 
Weekend Fun with Friends






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