At the conclusion of the show, West End Music teacher Stella Kruh, standing, and first graders Breyelle Corvoisier and Christina Wesner visited with resident Dilma Stagnoli.
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In the finale, the first graders gave presents to residents in the audience.
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The Thanksgiving show performed at Sunrise Senior Living by first graders from West End School found the most special treasures of all — food, clothes, family and friends.
Dressed as Native Americans and Pilgrims, the children went on a quest to find Thanksgiving treasures.
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First graders from Lynbrook’s West End School paid a special visit to Sunrise Senior Living of Lynbrook to present the play “Thanksgiving Treasure.” Dressed as Pilgrims and Native Americans, the students went on a treasure hunt to find the greatest gifts of all — family, friends, food, health, home and clothing. At the finale of the show, students held up posters they had made depicting all the things for which they are most grateful.
“This play reminds us as the busy holiday season begins, that the greatest gifts of all are those that money cannot buy,” said music teacher Stella Kruh. “We are happy this year to share our joyous message of gratitude with the residents of Sunrise Senior Living.”
