Major Infestation of Spiders, Bats, And Pumpkins

November 04, 2026

Major Infestation of Spiders, Bats, And Pumpkins

Remember all those lids everyone saved for us?

A sorting race is one way we have used them. And just look at those happy faces!

A little bit of classroom work with the Bingo markers.

Olivia checking out Aiden's T's.

Another field trip to our awesome neighbor's Halloween display.

The girls doing girlie things.

Oliver is so proud to be our calendar person today.

Carson tracing his name.

Oliver looking for all those 'fancy' letter T's. We all worked together on these.

I am glad I discovered MagneticTiles! They probably have been around for a hot minute, but they are new to us. And so many different ways to use them.

We have gone batty!

Can bats be orange? Sure, they can.

The yahoos illustrated a Halloween book.

Love, love, love our new sensory table. $13.

Letter match with the letters that we have studied and numbers we see every day on the calendar.

Working those little muscles.

Gathering black walnuts is the way to go. It's a win-win for everyone.

The great walnut chuck down the driveway.

And it is a big hit!! I talked to our neighbors about all the black walnuts ending up in their yard (we are trying to get them to roll into the creek), and they don't mind at all. There were a bunch in the street, and I was going to sweep them up on Halloween night, but someone beat me to it. So thank you to our unknown helper...a helpful kindness star to you!

And we are back inside, just like that.

Magic pumpkins were a hit!

Roll 'em, baby.

The easiest was decorating a pumpkin for preschool students. So creative!

The King is in the room!

Teamwork makes the dream work.

Remi found a squished outer shell.

Lunch under the light of the moon.

Sorting and matching.

Pappy was the special reader for the week.

A different kind of pumpkin roll.

Trying our best, dressed in costumes.

We tried marble painting ur pumpkins.

A new preschool purchase...magnetic men.

Gathering around Oobie for our class Halloween picture.

We had to make one last visit to the BEST DECORATED HOUSE in the subdivision!

Costumes from the dress-ups!

Seetestthing ever! Bailey wrote a note to one of her friends at school. And it was a boy. Better not let her dad find out about it.

Before you look or read on, do you know the title of the play we saw at Milford High School?

The audience was seated on the stage, within touching and spitting distance. I was a little nervous at first, but I have to tell you that it was really amazing. Milford High School drama dept rocks! All performances were sold out!