Greenwich schools got a head start on Thanksgivings Day this week, as many students participated in events such as plays and feasts. At North Mianus School, English as a Second Language students had had a pre-Thanksgiving feast. The kindergartners also partook in the festivities. At Cos Cob School, students held a "Giving Thanks" feast with parents. Kindergartners dressed in Native American vests and headgear, as well as pilgrim costumes.
At Old Greenwich School, the second grade presented its annual Thanksgiving Play, a 20-minute production before the entire school in the gymnasium, part of a second-grade study unit on American heritage, with actors donning paper costumes that they constructed. Old Greenwich School students ........
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