Grayson Tyler decorates a heart.
August Moses Abbott is a boat captain for the day.
Lou Grant Director Judy Johnston, right, with Mindy Laster, left.
Emmy Pollard gets her nails painted by Amy WIlkinson.
Miles Morrill got a tattoo.
Charlotte Wilkinson got her nails painted by mom, Amy
Tallulah slides down the slide
From left, Emma and Brynn Dwyer peek through the fence.
Nico Ornelas, center, peeks out of a tire, with Declan Moran, left, and Mateo Peralta, right.
Poppy Organista hangs off the rope swing.
June Cherry
Landon Van Eyck rolls a tire around the yard
Nora Damron
From left, Amelia Yonker and Reece Towers paint hearts.
Mako Armstrong shows off her crafts.
Marit ter Mate-Martinsen and Mimi Richardson
Amy Campuzano plays with pink play dough.
Ruby Lazaro plays in the sand.
Robin Karlsson
Grayson Tyler decorates a heart.
August Moses Abbott is a boat captain for the day.
Lou Grant Director Judy Johnston, right, with Mindy Laster, left.
Emmy Pollard gets her nails painted by Amy WIlkinson.
Miles Morrill got a tattoo.
Charlotte Wilkinson got her nails painted by mom, Amy
Tallulah slides down the slide
From left, Emma and Brynn Dwyer peek through the fence.
Nico Ornelas, center, peeks out of a tire, with Declan Moran, left, and Mateo Peralta, right.
Poppy Organista hangs off the rope swing.
June Cherry
Landon Van Eyck rolls a tire around the yard
Nora Damron
From left, Amelia Yonker and Reece Towers paint hearts.
Mako Armstrong shows off her crafts.
Marit ter Mate-Martinsen and Mimi Richardson
Amy Campuzano plays with pink play dough.
Ruby Lazaro plays in the sand.
Students and their families met up at the Lou Grant Parent-Child Workshop at 5400 Sixth St. for an afternoon full of crafts and playground fun on Saturday, Feb. 10, celebrating an early Valentine’s Day with the community. The early childhood program hosts this Valentine’s Day Workshop annually for local families, at the cost of a suggested donation of $1 per child.
Robin Karlsson
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