Parent Participation classes started today and Luke was very excited about "cool." Actually, he had no idea where we were going but he liked trying to say "school." Anyway, class was from 9-11:30am and will be every Friday until mid-December. Today's attendance was Luke, five little girls, their moms, teacher Julie and me. Luke was the only boy in the room. Lucky man.
We sang songs, had snack, played in the yard and had grown-up circle time while the kids played. Luke rolled around the circle of moms while the girls ran/crawled all over the room. Last Saturday, Luke started sitting up on his own so today he would roll to his desired location and then sit up and throw whatever toys were nearby (typical boy.) We had a great time and I think this is a perfect environment for Luke to start socializing his with peers (albeit only female ones!) I would even venture to say that although he was not the oldest he may have been the most verbal kid in class today? Who needs to move when you can just TELL people where you want go!
We sang songs, had snack, played in the yard and had grown-up circle time while the kids played. Luke rolled around the circle of moms while the girls ran/crawled all over the room. Last Saturday, Luke started sitting up on his own so today he would roll to his desired location and then sit up and throw whatever toys were nearby (typical boy.) We had a great time and I think this is a perfect environment for Luke to start socializing his with peers (albeit only female ones!) I would even venture to say that although he was not the oldest he may have been the most verbal kid in class today? Who needs to move when you can just TELL people where you want go!
First day of school picture- a requirement.
I called ahead to make sure the furniture matched Luke's glasses (aka "ga gas")
Snack time.
View from the playground. We love SLO.
Luke swingin' with the ladies.
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