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I'm the mom to two boys who seem to be on a mission to destroy our house and one precious baby girl. Enjoying every minute of it... well, copious amounts of Coca-Cola also helps.
Tag Archives: preschool
Learning through Art: Art Room Aid
Cbear comes home from school each day excited to tell me what fun “projects” he worked on at school. He passionately informs me about what he learned while creating his artwork. Just this week he told me about the “love … Continue reading
First day of PreK 4′s
Cbear had a great time too! He was a little upset that he couldn’t wear his “digger” shirt to school today because I wanted a nice first day picture, but he finally agreed. It was, after all, just a 90 … Continue reading
From 3′s to 4′s!
I cannot believe how quickly this school year flew by. It was our first school year and I recall last spring wondering if we would be preschool drop outs before the school year even began. Students must be potty trained … Continue reading
Battle of the pushing toys
It’s like a cage match here, only the competitors are the boys vs. the walls and anything in their path. Seriously, these pushing toys may destroy our house. Our walls may very well fall down around us. We’ve got many … Continue reading
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Tagged behavior, kids, preschool, preschooler, toddlers, Toys
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One Month into School
I know, it’s only preschool, but it’s Cbear’s first experience with being in a learning environment that is not in our home. I had so many fears about how he would do. Would he listen to the teachers? Would he … Continue reading
A Good Day
I’m slowly coming out of that stage of parenthood where I dread going everywhere with the kids. Runs to the grocery store were necessary but totally overwhelming with two kids under two. It would take all my energy to do … Continue reading
Are We Lunch Bunch Ready?
It seems like only two months ago I was fretting over Cbear being potty trained enough to attend preschool for 2.5 hours three days a week. Now, one month into class, I find my next issue is that most of … Continue reading
