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VPK Graduation pictures (slideshow)
This week I had the pleasure of taking some pictures of some gorgeous preschoolers! They are graduating from Pre-K and going to be in Kindergarten next year!! Here's a link to the pics! Let me know what you think!
http://angelsfort.fotki.com/a-tots-world-3/ms-cindy--ms-sandra/?cmd=fs_slideshow
I also included a cute little poem on my "intro" page of my website... I thought it was appropriate!
K is for Kindergarten---hip, hip, hooray.
I is for Imagination we use everyday.
N is for Numbers—we know one, two, three.
D is for Drawing, the best you can see!
E is for Exercise to keep our bodies strong.
R is for Reading books all day long.
G is for Good friends. We made more each day.
A is for the Alphabet we know how to say.
R is for Remembering everything we learned.
T is for the Treats and stamps we earned.
E is for Excitement. This year we’ve had some.
N is for No more pre-k. Kindergarten here we come!!!!
http://angelsfort.fotki.com/a-tots-world-3/ms-cindy--ms-sandra/?cmd=fs_slideshow
I also included a cute little poem on my "intro" page of my website... I thought it was appropriate!
K is for Kindergarten---hip, hip, hooray.
I is for Imagination we use everyday.
N is for Numbers—we know one, two, three.
D is for Drawing, the best you can see!
E is for Exercise to keep our bodies strong.
R is for Reading books all day long.
G is for Good friends. We made more each day.
A is for the Alphabet we know how to say.
R is for Remembering everything we learned.
T is for the Treats and stamps we earned.
E is for Excitement. This year we’ve had some.
N is for No more pre-k. Kindergarten here we come!!!!
Thursday, May 7, 2009
A story for you.
I just wanted to tell you about something that happened over the weekend... I thought you might get a kick out of it... we went to Sea World and had breakfast with Jack Hanna. (you've heard of him, right?)
During the breakfast, Jack was in the back of the room signing autographs and taking pictures with people... and up on the stage in front of everyone they had his helpers bringing animals out and telling everyone all about them.
Before they'd bring out the next animal, they'd let the audience members ask questions about the animal they just spoke about... and most of the people asking questions were little kids. And their questions were things like "Ummm. Why doesn't that bird have the same kind of feathers as the other bird?" or "Can he jump?" or "Why does he like grapes so much?" LOL you know, kid questions!
Then they brought out a Wallaby and told us a bit about him (he was a baby... not very big, super cute!) and again the kid questions started "Can he eat grapes too?" or "Why are his bottom feet bigger than his top feet?"
UNTIL MY DAUGHTER ASKED HER QUESTION. LOL
"Um. Excuse me, but are Wallaby's Diurnal or Nocturnal?"
You should have seen the ladies jaw drop when she heard that question!! LOL
She repeated the question for the audience and explained what Diurnal and Nocturnal meant... everyone then had to turn and look at the little girl that would ask such a question...
Too funny. It was great!!!
During the breakfast, Jack was in the back of the room signing autographs and taking pictures with people... and up on the stage in front of everyone they had his helpers bringing animals out and telling everyone all about them.
Before they'd bring out the next animal, they'd let the audience members ask questions about the animal they just spoke about... and most of the people asking questions were little kids. And their questions were things like "Ummm. Why doesn't that bird have the same kind of feathers as the other bird?" or "Can he jump?" or "Why does he like grapes so much?" LOL you know, kid questions!
Then they brought out a Wallaby and told us a bit about him (he was a baby... not very big, super cute!) and again the kid questions started "Can he eat grapes too?" or "Why are his bottom feet bigger than his top feet?"
UNTIL MY DAUGHTER ASKED HER QUESTION. LOL
"Um. Excuse me, but are Wallaby's Diurnal or Nocturnal?"
You should have seen the ladies jaw drop when she heard that question!! LOL
She repeated the question for the audience and explained what Diurnal and Nocturnal meant... everyone then had to turn and look at the little girl that would ask such a question...
Too funny. It was great!!!
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