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A humbled wife and mother. Loving life and time with my family - cherish the moments. The days fly by, but the memories are abundant!

Thursday, March 5, 2015

Dr. Seuss Week!

Once again, credit to Kailer's teacher for having pictures for me to post ....
Oobleck!


Reading With Third Graders

Green Eggs and Ham (and apparently multi-colored goldfish)0

Thursday, February 5, 2015

Classroom Pics

A few more pictures, courtesy of Kailer's teacher.

Decorating his Turkey Day turkey!

This one is just kind of creepy, in my opinion!
"We are celebrating the 100th day of kindergarten today (2/4)! We took pictures of ourselves yesterday using the Aging App on the class iPad - this is what your children may look like when they reach age 100!"

Oh My....OH, my, my.....


Aylah was reading books with an adult today, whom she has never met. The lady asked her name, to which Aylah replied, 'You can call me princess!'

Our LMS (Little Miss Sass!)

Sunday, January 25, 2015

"I Have A Dream...."

Kailer's class made the local paper for Martin Luther King Day; check out the article here:

http://www.belgrade-news.com/news/article_b93e4ff6-a04f-11e4-9b24-a3be65908c55.html#user-comment-area

And here are a few pictures that were emailed to me, taken by the journalist -


Monday, January 12, 2015

Snow Fort

We have had a fair amount of snow this year and last weekend the whole family went out and shoveled a big pile  - with the intent of making a snow fort.  Unfortunately at that time the snow was so light and fluffy that the possibility of hollowing it out didn't exist.  After a week of more snow, a little rain and several days of freezing temperatures, the fluffy snow hardened.  So yesterday Dan, Kailer and the neighbor boys were able to achieve the long awaited Snow Fort.  How fun!!



Christmas Around The World


Kailer's class studied Christmas Around The World.  
From his teacher's blog: 

"They watched videos of the Eiffel Tower at Christmas-time, and the kids thought the lights were so magical! Then, we built our own Eiffel Towers with marshmallows + toothpicks. We also learned that French children put their shoes out to receive presents on Christmas Eve... interesting traditions!"