Celebrations

On Thursday, Emily's class had a Thanksgiving feast, and the kids performed some very cute songs that they had been working on. I don't think that the feast was appreciated by most of the 3 and 4 year olds. There was turkey and mashed potatoes, green beans, corn and bread. It was very nice, but I think most of the kids would have perferred peanut butter, noodles or pizza!



Here they are performing one of the songs they learned. I love the cute headbands they made.

Here are the words to one of the songs: "I'm a little indian on the go, here is my arrow, here is my bow. When I go a hunting here me shout; bears and buffalo you better watch out.

They also listed things that they are thankful for, Emily said she was thankful for Christmas and Valentines Day? I think we better work on a few things.

Brian's school held an Arkansas Day on Friday. The kids wore t-shirts that had an Arkansas theme. Brian wore his Arkansas Razorback shirt. They also brought different food items that were made here in Arkansas. Brian brought Skippy peanut butter sandwiches, made on Arkansas bread, with Arkansas honey. It was a great way for the kids to learn more about our state

I also read to his class after lunch. They were really good and I read two of The Alpahbet Adventure books, Cat in the Hat, and Bear Stays Up For Chirstmas.

Brian went to a classmates birthday party on Saturday. Meadow, had her 6th birthday party at her house. When I dropped him off there were lots of loud, screaming girls. I think he was a little imtimated, but I was finally able to leave. They made this very cute frame, and I put his school picture in it. I am not sure if he had fun or not? It is hard to let your baby grow up, and go to "drop off" birthday parties of familes that you have never met.