This week their learning about the letter D and dinasours. Her teacher had them crack open these dinasour eggs that had a little dinasour in it, then the made a little fossil. How cute is that.
She loves painting as I'm told by her teacher. Notice the letter D with the fruit loops, on the way home from school she asked me "Mom, can I bite the cereal?" I didn't know what she was talking about until I saw it. Looks like she already did.
The letter A paper was the first thing she brought home, so I put it on the fridge and 20 minutes later her and her cousin had ripped it into pieces trying to get the beans off. I had to tape it together and I almost cried.
Her "All about me" book is something I will treasure forever! It was so funny.
If you can read this page, it is hilarious. Her teacher asked the question and her answers are what is written down.
7 comments:
AWWWWWWW!!!! So so precious.... now you know why I have boxes and boxes of stuff you kids did up in the attic because I can't bear to part with a thing!
i love that about me page, too cute! kids say the cutest things! that book is definately a keeper!
I'm glad I'm not the only one that saves EVERY last paper that their child brings home. I have 2 bins full of Parker's 2 years of preschool, and have started one for K-garten. I hope to get all the papers laminated, and make a little "memory book" type thing made for him.
ya that last part doesn't make sense....but you get my drift.
I have a book like that from one of my kids and they totally say the cutest things in them. Just wait until she is a teenager and you can bring those things out agin.
Ha ha, that page is hilarious. Reminds me of 'out of the mouth of babes'- the funniest, cutest answers.
How stinkin cute! Maggie seems to have such a cute personality, probubly just like her mom:) She DOES have a good preschool teacher, on the ball with way cute keepsakes.
Post a Comment