[blparent] What Kids Bring Home From Preschool

[Kevin Athey]

My daughter also started pre-school the week before alst. She is 3 and
is loving every minute of it. She seems a lot like your little one Jo
Elizabeth not wanting or able to tell you much. She tells me that they
have catsup everyday for lunch. She's probably right. hahahah! We've
been blessed that no bad words have come home but were blessed with
the runny noes which was awful because she spread it to her brothers
and they got it worse than her. Anyway just wanted to share in the joy
of starting school. Good luck!
Kathy

On 8/27/11, Jo Elizabeth Pinto <jopinto at msn.com> wrote:
> Hi.  Sarah had her first week of preschool.  It was a little hard on Mom,
> not knowing what she was doing at any given time, but I guess that's all in
> the game.
>
> The first thing Sarah brought home from preschool was a stuffy nose and a
> cough.  It doesn't seem to be too bad, but it sure did happen quick.
>
> The second thing Sarah brought home from preschool was phrases I would have
> rather she didn't pick up, one of them being "d**n garbage."  So I told her
> she had to leave the bad words in her bedroom where nobody else would hear
> them.
>
> And the third thing she brought home was laughs for me.  The first day, she
> walked in the door and said, "Mom, I'm da man!"  The next time she came
> home, I asked her what she had for lunch at preschool, and she said, "Um,
> pine cones, but no beans."
>
> I couldn't get much out of her about what she played or did, just little
> bits.  She told me how the teachers said to sit, cross-legged with her hands
> in her lap.  She said the teacher told her to put her arms down and keep
> them there, which leads me to believe she was touching other kids.  She said
> the teacher told her to sit down and eat, and she said she was done, so the
> teacher told her to go sit down anyway.  And that was about it.  She goes
> two mornings a week, four hours each.
>
> Jo Elizabeth
>
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> advance."--Franklin D. Roosevelt
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