This week we played some "festive games." We started with a game I call Snowfort Battle, then played Home Alone, and we finished the week off playing Winter Wonderland.  I really enjoyed Winter Wonderland because it incorporated running, teamwork, and creativity.  Make sure to ask your child/children how it worked.  Below are some pictures of what the students created during the game:













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