Holiday hot cocoa fun
In honor of “National Hot Cocoa Day,” the parent-teacher organization at Timber Trail Elementary invited the students to share in a celebration with Legacy Village of Castle Pines on December 13.
Students joined the residents for cookies, hot cocoa, and a special visit from Santa. The residents were thrilled to visit, play games, and share the cheer of the holiday season with the students.
By Julie Matuszewski; photos courtesy of Legacy Village
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