My soccer star. It's been fun to see Eli progress this soccer season. He has really started understanding the game and is showing more aggression on the field. Saturday he ran off the field in the middle of the game just to be sure that Matt and I knew that he had scored three goals. It was pretty funny. Go, Blue Thunder!
Water break
Rylie played Anne Frank for her 5th grade "wax museum" project. All the kids picked different characters to play. You would have to walk up to them and push a homemade button, then they would come to life and tell you about who they were. She worked really hard on it and did a great job. I also got to meet Vincent Van Gogh and Dr. Seuss. It was a lot of fun to see the kids in costume playing their characters.
Eli got to perform in his Kindergarten musical this last week. He's the cute one, second row back, with the green t-shirt.
Ivy while we waited for the kindergartners to come on stage.
Eli and his buddy Tyler after the performance.
Ivy and one of the triplets. I know this isn't Makenzie, but I really can't tell if it's Rachel or Taybree. Hmmmm.....
One of the exciting things about being a third grader this year was that Sophia got to be a big buddy to this sweet little kindergartner, Arley. Errol Hassell has a great big buddy/little buddy system where the older kids get to mentor the little kids. Sophia was so happy that she got to watch Arley sing at the kindergarten performance.
3 comments:
Your school has some wonderful things for the kids to participate in! What fun for all of them.
Darn! I wish Aedan had shown up in the photo of all the kids on the risers. I didn't get to go, I was at Mountain View with Gannon at a choir concert, and I had the camera. Ah well. Looks and sounds like it was a great time.
It is Taybree. even though you can't tell my children apart, it is great to have good friends.
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