Happy 34-month mirthday to Rowan... a few days late!
Rowan has had an eventful month. The first week in December was "All About Rowan Week" at school. Each student in the class had one week to share things about themselves with their friends. The point was for everyone to learn about how they are all unique, but not so different.
For Monday, I made a poster with photos of his family and him doing all kinds of interesting things: being outside, riding his bike, eating, being at the beach, gardening. It was difficult choosing from all the fun events and outings we've had. The poster hangs in the classroom with ones from the other kids. On Tuesday he showed off his favorite toy (his red truck with doors that open). Wednesday, he brought in his favorite book: Big Frank's Fire Truck by Leslie Maguire. Thursday was snack day and Friday was music day.
Raleigh and I spent some time with the class on snack day. Since we like to spend time outside as a family - especially having a picnic - I thought it would be fun to share a little of that with Rowan's class. I spread out a red and white checked blanket on the floor and read My Picnic Basket Book by Kathleen Daly, one of my childhood favorites. (The outfits are dated and hilarious, but the concept is timeless.) After the story, we made trail mix and hot chocolate. It was a lot of fun. The kids are so smart and very funny. I was laughing almost the whole time. I would definitely like to spend some more time in the classroom this year.
I made a Rowan mix for him to take to school. He had asked to bring PB&J sandwiches for snack, but the entire campus is nut-free (Jeremy says he would beg to differ, but that's another post.). In lieu of the sammiches, I sent in the Peanut Butter song for all to enjoy. No worries with that one, except for those allergic to dancing. I think you have to be an electrical engineer or something similar for that to be a problem, though. Please enjoy a helping of peanut butter, with or without milk. It's your call.
Happiest mirthday wishes to my sweet, funny boy!
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