Montgomery Catholic Kindergarteners Celebrate Johnny Appleseed’s Birthday

September 26 was Johnny Appleseed’s Birthday. The kindergartener’s at Montgomery Catholic’s     
St. Bede Elementary Campus celebrated with an Apple Tasting Party. Each student sampled caramel apples, apple pie, apple muffins, apple jelly, and apple juice and made applesauce from scratch. Each student voted on their favorite apple snack. Finishing up the week, the class made a great power point in computer class about Johnny Appleseed.

Picture: Mrs. Debbie Redden’s Kindergarten Class: Back row left to right:  Anya Montelara, Jackson Wright, Avery Langan, Sydney Bass, Ben Chitlik,Harper Howell, Harrison Rogers,Lucas Macchia, 
Sitting: Amedeus Kayisavera, Maggie Sasser, Maddie Sanderson, Ryan Coker, Cooper Beesley, George Allison, Cameron Livingston

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