Kaelah & I have been attending the parent/toddler class held at the school I used to teach at. It's been fun to be on the parent side of things. I think being a teacher is easier! Anyway, we had an extra special day last Thursday. The May Faire had been rained out the Saturday before, but it made it oh so easy to simply stick around after class to watch the festivities. Here is Kaelah posing for Danny once he met us at the school.
Can you spot Lady Spring? All the classes did a great job with their music & dancing presentations. And the kindergartners were angelic in their observation! I adore having my family with me at the school and seeing the students react to Kaelah. One day I had to carry Kaelah out of the room because she was having a temper tantrum. They were shocked that MY daughter would ever need to cool off outside! Or need to be reminded to wear her hat....
Speaking of hats, Dan bought me a perfect one at Target.
The 4th graders did a magnificent job of weaving the May Pole ribbons while singing & dancing. Hard to believe I used to be the summer camp leader for some of them! This is the reaction Kaelah had: "Wow!"
Oh, that reminds me. When the German teacher was introducing the grades & what they were going to do, she used little rhymes. Since the 5th grade was doing a dance the last line was, "Here is grade 5 to help your feet come alive." Kaelah jumped up off my lap (she had been oh so content the entire time watching) and said, "yeah!!!" With such perfect timing everyone around us laughed. How much does she really understand? Hmmmm....
Kaelah & I have been attending the parent/toddler class held at the school I used to teach at. It's been fun to be on the parent side of things. I think being a teacher is easier! Anyway, we had an extra special day last Thursday. The May Faire had been rained out the Saturday before, but it made it oh so easy to simply stick around after class to watch the festivities. Here is Kaelah posing for Danny once he met us at the school.
Can you spot Lady Spring? All the classes did a great job with their music & dancing presentations. And the kindergartners were angelic in their observation! I adore having my family with me at the school and seeing the students react to Kaelah. One day I had to carry Kaelah out of the room because she was having a temper tantrum. They were shocked that MY daughter would ever need to cool off outside! Or need to be reminded to wear her hat....
Speaking of hats, Dan bought me a perfect one at Target.
The 4th graders did a magnificent job of weaving the May Pole ribbons while singing & dancing. Hard to believe I used to be the summer camp leader for some of them! This is the reaction Kaelah had: "Wow!"
Oh, that reminds me. When the German teacher was introducing the grades & what they were going to do, she used little rhymes. Since the 5th grade was doing a dance the last line was, "Here is grade 5 to help your feet come alive." Kaelah jumped up off my lap (she had been oh so content the entire time watching) and said, "yeah!!!" With such perfect timing everyone around us laughed. How much does she really understand? Hmmmm....
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Also, how cool was your trip to VA!! I'm super jeal, we'll have to swing out there sometime. If not just for the ginger cakes and cider. :)