2/20/13

Kenzie ate thirds on both whole wheat toast and dried mangoes at breakfast. At lunch she ate most of her tropical fruit, about half of her sweet potatoes and a couple bites of beef and bean burrito. I was surprised she ate that well after her big breakfast.

This set has the cameras in them and Kenzie was using one of the them today and told Thomas to "get ready for the pictures!" She was having the kiddos do different specific things (posing) for the photo shoot.

When Gary was making the toast today we realized we were out of jelly and jam. When Gary told me about it, Kenzie said she had some at home we could use. She then said, "maybe when I get a license I can drive the car and get you some jelly".

Joslyn, Thomas and Riley were on the rowdy side of the room and Emily, Kenzie and Mia on the other. Emily and Kenzie were meeting the rowdy side kiddos with "water ". Even Riley was coming over with her arms out saying "more" to get some. It was great!

I was having some of the kiddos try to do things for the developmental assessments and must have called it testing, because the three bigger girls talked about testing the rest of the morning. Kenzie loved doing all of the things I asked her to do. She had a difficult time not answering or doing the things when it WASN'T her turn too. : )

Mia came over to Kenzie and Kenzie asked "do you want to do so me tests?" Apparently she didn't because Kenzie then told Joslyn, "we'll do Mia later!"

We had made what we had called a "hide-a-way" with the big blocks in the back room. It had two and a half walls and then we put it up against the room wall on the open side and with the half wall against the block shelf. In order to get in they either had to scoot it away from the wall or crawl in through the big block shelf. Yesterday they had played with it that way for the entire time. Today it morphed into "McDonalds" and the wall was the order counter. Behind it was the kitchen. Kenzie and Joslyn were in the kitchen and kept trying to get Aaron and Riley to place some orders. The whole thing was pretty humorous.