Two boys at French Elementary (and a girl who wishes she was) Lexi always wants to wear her backpack too as the boys grab theirs on our way to drop them off in the mornings.
Back to School night- After the intro in the gym and told Zach we would follow him to his classroom- he made 2 wrong turns, so guess he doesn't quite know his way around the school yet:) Once in Zach's room Lexi quickly took a seat and started writing on whatever paper was in front of her.
First week of all day kindergarten = one tired little boy. He seems to really like it, talks about some kids in class, the funny, bad, etc. things that happen during the day (I get sooooo much more info from him than from his tight lipped older brother) He has even been trying to get kids phone numbers (has happened with kids at the park as well as school) ever since his uncle Ed advised that he needed to get girls phone numbers not just their names:) He has taken you seriously, Ed! I am now trying to tell him that just names are sufficient.
Josh always needs to say a pet/goodbye to Rico before heading out the door and as we get to school, Josh would head off to his classroom and say, "bye, Dan!" to Zach. By the second day Zach told him that at school he is Zach. Zach also refers to the playground as "the park" (like when he says what they did at school he says, "go to the park") since he has been going there for the past year "to play at the park" long before it was the school playground or recess.
Two boys at French Elementary (and a girl who wishes she was) Lexi always wants to wear her backpack too as the boys grab theirs on our way to drop them off in the mornings.
Back to School night- After the intro in the gym and told Zach we would follow him to his classroom- he made 2 wrong turns, so guess he doesn't quite know his way around the school yet:) Once in Zach's room Lexi quickly took a seat and started writing on whatever paper was in front of her.
First week of all day kindergarten = one tired little boy. He seems to really like it, talks about some kids in class, the funny, bad, etc. things that happen during the day (I get sooooo much more info from him than from his tight lipped older brother) He has even been trying to get kids phone numbers (has happened with kids at the park as well as school) ever since his uncle Ed advised that he needed to get girls phone numbers not just their names:) He has taken you seriously, Ed! I am now trying to tell him that just names are sufficient.
Josh always needs to say a pet/goodbye to Rico before heading out the door and as we get to school, Josh would head off to his classroom and say, "bye, Dan!" to Zach. By the second day Zach told him that at school he is Zach. Zach also refers to the playground as "the park" (like when he says what they did at school he says, "go to the park") since he has been going there for the past year "to play at the park" long before it was the school playground or recess.
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