Panther Pals Game Day!




We had a huge turnout at Panther Pals today!  Students met in a circle to start the group, they shared a high and low of their day and answered a funny ice-breaker question: "If you could have anything delivered to your door every day, what would it be?" 

Here are some pictures from the board game fun! A great time had by all! 





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