There were lots of laughs and giggles Nov. 15 when more than a dozen local children, ages preschool and up, got together for the Monroeville Recreation Department’s “Gobbles and Giggles” event. Class instructors Ashley Smith and Courtney Smith read Thanksgiving-themed stories, “There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed a Turkey” and “Thanks for Thanksgiving.” Making edible crafts was next on the agenda, including a chocolate acorn cookie and a turkey made from apples and marshmallows.
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Monroeville rec department holds Thanksgiving event for kids
Lillian Dedomenic | For the Tribune-Review
There were lots of laughs and giggles Nov. 15 when more than a dozen children got together for the Monroeville Recreation Department’s “Gobbles and Giggles” event. Class instructors Ashley Smith and Courtney Smith read Thanksgiving-themed stories, “There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed a Turkey” and “Thanks for Thanksgiving.” Making edible crafts was next on the agenda, including a chocolate acorn cookie and a turkey made from apples and marshmallows. Paige Berrenger, 4, gets a little help from mom, Amanda, making her turkey.
Lillian Dedomenic | For the Tribune-Review
There were lots of laughs and giggles Nov. 15 when more than a dozen children got together for the Monroeville Recreation Department’s “Gobbles and Giggles” event. Class instructors Ashley Smith and Courtney Smith read Thanksgiving-themed stories, “There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed a Turkey” and “Thanks for Thanksgiving.” Making edible crafts was next on the agenda, including a chocolate acorn cookie and a turkey made from apples and marshmallows. Frankie Murray, 3, creates an assembly line to make her cookies.
Lillian Dedomenic | For the Tribune-Review
There were lots of laughs and giggles Nov. 15 when more than a dozen children got together for the Monroeville Recreation Department’s “Gobbles and Giggles” event. Class instructors Ashley Smith and Courtney Smith read Thanksgiving-themed stories, “There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed a Turkey” and “Thanks for Thanksgiving.” Making edible crafts was next on the agenda, including a chocolate acorn cookie and a turkey made from apples and marshmallows. Ahsan Harrison, 9, and his brother Azlan, 6, show off their acorn cookies.
Lillian Dedomenic | For the Tribune-Review
There were lots of laughs and giggles Nov. 15 when more than a dozen children got together for the Monroeville Recreation Department’s “Gobbles and Giggles” event. Class instructors Ashley Smith and Courtney Smith read Thanksgiving-themed stories, “There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed a Turkey” and “Thanks for Thanksgiving.” Making edible crafts was next on the agenda, including a chocolate acorn cookie and a turkey made from apples and marshmallows. Chloe Salas, 7, proudly shows off her turkey.
Lillian Dedomenic | For the Tribune-Review
There were lots of laughs and giggles Nov. 15 when more than a dozen children got together for the Monroeville Recreation Department’s “Gobbles and Giggles” event. Class instructors Ashley Smith and Courtney Smith read Thanksgiving-themed stories, “There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed a Turkey” and “Thanks for Thanksgiving.” Making edible crafts was next on the agenda, including a chocolate acorn cookie and a turkey made from apples and marshmallows. Addy Vecchio, 4, piles lots of chocolate icing onto a vanilla wafer before adding a chocolate kiss, completing her acorn cookie.
