Sunday, November 23, 2014

Indians and Reindeer

Let's just all nod our heads in agreement that Kindergarten productions are adorable.  Since Lily and Skyler have both had Mrs. Lockhart as their kindergarten teacher, we knew that Skyler would be putting on a production for their annual Thanksgiving Feast.  Many a song were sung, but I only know this because Ben recorded everything for me since the whole thing took place during the babies' nap time.  I get to volunteer in there every week thanks to Ben being home every Friday, so we thought it was fair to let Ben go to the feast.

The kids could choose whether they wanted to be a pilgrim or a native American.  Skyler chose to be an Indian and so we got to work making his shirt.  I'm getting better at letting the kids take the reins on their own art projects and not being such a control freak.  Skyler painted clouds and part of our family and asked me to paint the worst looking cheetah ever (thankfully not visible in the pictures).


We don't let our kids buy lunch often even though they think it's so special, so Skyler was practically counting down the days until Ben bought him his "feast" of pizza, mashed potatoes, strawberries, and an apple.  

Apparently they honk when it's time to put a period at the end of the sentence.


Ella is so obsessed with reindeer now that she can't even say the word "rain" by itself anymore..

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