Tuesday Miss A received this sweet pony, a gift from Nancy, in the mail!
We are trying to get her to give the pony a name. Up for consideration right now are: Caramel, Dorie and Khaki. She identifies all of her stuffed animals by their species. Pony might actually get a name.
Miss A's alpha dog part of her personality was on exhibit in both her Monday music class and again on Wednesday's in library class (picture above). In Music class she was asked to be the mouse in a skit of the tortoise and the hare. Her role was to get the other (and older) kids to start the race. Audrey was only too happy to help Miss Amanda in asking the children to "line up" and race. In library story time she repeated a line from the Christmas 3 bears story Miss Kelly was reading in the most dramatic way. Suffice it to say everyone there knows her by name.
The weather was unseasonably warm this week so we walked up to the bank to deposit the coins we rolled over the weekend. We love our neighborhood bank for many reasons including the attention they afford this little ham.
Above is one of Miss A's self photography pictures she took with my camera, well technically John's camera. I hope she likes the children's camera she is getting for Christmas.
Today we visited Paula at her school. Paula is a middle school science teacher.
This girl whose name is Yutong explained her "holiday celebrations in China" to us. Additionally she showed us her jade necklace on a red thread and explained it's significance to her.
Tuesday Miss A received this sweet pony, a gift from Nancy, in the mail! 
We are trying to get her to give the pony a name. Up for consideration right now are: Caramel, Dorie and Khaki. She identifies all of her stuffed animals by their species. Pony might actually get a name.
Miss A's alpha dog part of her personality was on exhibit in both her Monday music class and again on Wednesday's in library class (picture above). In Music class she was asked to be the mouse in a skit of the tortoise and the hare. Her role was to get the other (and older) kids to start the race. Audrey was only too happy to help Miss Amanda in asking the children to "line up" and race. In library story time she repeated a line from the Christmas 3 bears story Miss Kelly was reading in the most dramatic way. Suffice it to say everyone there knows her by name.
The weather was unseasonably warm this week so we walked up to the bank to deposit the coins we rolled over the weekend. We love our neighborhood bank for many reasons including the attention they afford this little ham. 
Today we visited Paula at her school. Paula is a middle school science teacher.
This girl whose name is Yutong explained her "holiday celebrations in China" to us. Additionally she showed us her jade necklace on a red thread and explained it's significance to her.
No comments:
Post a Comment