We had Rielee to ourselves today since the babies went with their other grandparents. She brought over a couple of books to show me how well she could read them. I suggested she should take one to school and read it to her class, but she didn't think she could do that, so we decided she should perhaps "practice" reading it to Papa and I, like we were the class. It certainly gave us some insight to what "story-time" is like at Enter-K. She had both of us sit on the floor while she sat in her chair. Although we were listening carefully and being quiet, Papa coughed once, and Rielee quickly threatened to put him in the "red" chair if he didn't "zip, velcro, or button" his lips! He had to choose which method he would use right away, too. She referred to him as "student with the white shirt"-and it was obvious that she pays close attention to everything the teacher does! Before she was done, she had a chair on either side of her, in case one of us acted up... She did a great job of reading the book and showing each page, I am curious to see if she will take the book to school. I have a feeling that she has more fun reading to her "students" here at Grandma and Papa's though.
Memories of time spent with grandchildren, nieces and nephews, and the whole new world of twins.
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Norma's Senior Presentation
We had Rielee to ourselves today since the babies went with their other grandparents. She brought over a couple of books to show me how well she could read them. I suggested she should take one to school and read it to her class, but she didn't think she could do that, so we decided she should perhaps "practice" reading it to Papa and I, like we were the class. It certainly gave us some insight to what "story-time" is like at Enter-K. She had both of us sit on the floor while she sat in her chair. Although we were listening carefully and being quiet, Papa coughed once, and Rielee quickly threatened to put him in the "red" chair if he didn't "zip, velcro, or button" his lips! He had to choose which method he would use right away, too. She referred to him as "student with the white shirt"-and it was obvious that she pays close attention to everything the teacher does! Before she was done, she had a chair on either side of her, in case one of us acted up... She did a great job of reading the book and showing each page, I am curious to see if she will take the book to school. I have a feeling that she has more fun reading to her "students" here at Grandma and Papa's though.
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