Showing posts with label school. Show all posts
Showing posts with label school. Show all posts
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Friday, August 19, 2011
Pre School
he's only 3 1/2. it's just a mommy co-op preschool. he doesn't care. he's so excited to get together with friends and wear his own backpack. he has school work and experiments. his first week he are worms and dirt! and he's gonna "beat you on the top of the coconut tree..." it's so fun to see him after school, all boy, my little man.
Thursday, May 26, 2011
School is OUT!!
WoOT! WoOT!!
YiPpY!! After a week of Seth and Clyde's tears because, "We won't be in Kindergarten anymore!" and they were "going to miss our friends SO MUCH!" It has finally come. Our house hold now consists of 1 - 3rd grader and 2 - 1st graders!!
To celebrate they each invited one friend (from school) to the park where we met up with a ton of our church friends for sub sandwiches, chips, soda, cookies, capri-suns, water balloons...you name it! What a party!!
To celebrate they each invited one friend (from school) to the park where we met up with a ton of our church friends for sub sandwiches, chips, soda, cookies, capri-suns, water balloons...you name it! What a party!!
Friday, April 1, 2011
2nd Grade Musical
I LoVe our gradeschool!
I LoVe our teachers!
I LoVe our music program!
Mrs Sponseller is the BeSt 2nd grade teacher in the WoRld!!
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Schools OUT!!
The night before the last day of school I thought, "We've got nothing to DO tomorrow!" It was a sobering thought for the "kool-aid mom", as I've been recently labeled by a friend. That being said, the "kool aid" personality in me was definately in need of a kid's End of School ParTaY!! So at 10:00 at night I called a friend for each of my boys and arranged it. I surprised them with water guns and a cake that said "SchOoLs OuT" on it when they got home and soon after their friends showed up! As you can see there are more that 6 school age boys here. It seems that some of them had brothers in need of a party too. What's 1 or 2 or 3 more when you're the kool aid mom, eh?
HaLf - DaY GraDuAtiON!!
We can't call it Kindergarten graduation this year because they are doing kindergarten again next year. The difference is that next year is ALL DAY!! Clyde and Seth's birthday make the cut-off for Kindergarten by 5 days making them the babies of their class. This mean mom is giving them the opportunity to be some of the oldest kids in their class instead by having them do it again.
luCkY DuCkS!!
campus field trip
Mom's Day at AR
I underestimated the excitement of Mother's Day in the first grade classes of Augusta Ranch. I had to park a block and a half from the school and hoof it to the class to be there on time! Muffins, juice, cards, songs, poems, stories...I wasn't allowed to pick up a finger. He served me the entire time I was there and was terrifically happy to be doing it! I was in a little corner of HeAveN the entire time.
There is something very special about your oldest child. Don't misunderstand me, all of my boys are very extra ordinary and special. But your first child shares all of your firsts with you. You learn with them. And they, for the most part, forgive your slow learning curve far too often. This guy is my best friend in so many ways!
Friday, August 13, 2010
HaPpy/SaD and GroWinG uP
I know that there are plenty of moms out there that Champion the start of school...I could've used a month of more summer. I miss my kiddo's...immensely! And yet, they RoCkEd the first day of school!! It is wonderful to have 3 Great teachers that I can trust with my little devils for an entire day. Now, If I could just get them to StOp GroWiNg!!
Some things there are just no remedies for.
Friday, October 17, 2008
It's been an exciting week for the Gardiner boys!
2 field trips in 2 days!
At the Firestation with pre-school we learned about fire safety...stop drop and roll...and to wear our seat belts "no matter what!" We saw where the firmen sleep, eat, watch tv, excercise...it was so COOL!
The Kindergarten-ers got to go to the COW FARM and learn what cows eat (a magnet, cotton seed...you name it!), how much they weigh (1500 pds), how much milk they make (8 gal per day), how big their shots are (gigantic!), how often they bathe them (2ce a day)...we even saw a 2 hour old calf stand up for the first time! We love our teacher Ms Dillon (on the right) It was so special!
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