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Thanksgiving spirit was in full swing at East Islip’s Timber Point Elementary School as students took part in a variety of activities centered on giving back.

First graders baked bread for Saint Mary’s food pantry, showing generosity and gratitude as they prepared for the holiday season. This year, the students produced an impressive 134 loaves, all of which will be donated to families in need.

In physical education classes, the annual “Setting the Thanksgiving Table” food drive was another great success. The youngest students not only contributed generous amounts of canned and boxed goods, but also learned how to properly set a Thanksgiving table.

“This activity has been a tradition in our PE classes for many years, and the students love riding scooters to the gym table and setting a beautiful place for each guest,” teacher Diane Wahrenburg said. “Teamwork and cooperation are required in order to create a perfectly placed setting. Thanks to all of our families for giving, and Happy Thanksgiving to our Timber Point family.”

 

Timber Point Elementary School students took part in a variety of activities centered on giving back.
Timber Point students learned how to properly set a Thanksgiving table
Timber Point Elementary School students baked bread for Saint Mary’s food pantry