Showing posts with label school. Show all posts
Showing posts with label school. Show all posts

Friday, November 21, 2008

NEWS FLASH

Today Marshall Elementary hosted The Storybook Character Parade. Julie make an appearance as Abraham Lincoln. She made her hat, carefully assembled her outfit, and boasted a bowtie made by Jesse. (Okay, Lincoln's not a fictional character, but he was featured in a book she read recently, and he inspired her.) David was invited by the kindergarden teachers to appear as one of the 101 Dalmations, so we put spots on a white church shirt, and Jesse used duct tape and construction paper to make him doggie ears.





Sunday, September 7, 2008

Back To School




Julie and David started school . Julie is a veteran; David is a greenie. Julie has name-recognition; David has big shoes to fill. Julie and David enjoy school.
Okay. Okay!!! They started three weeks ago, but I have had writer's block. And our computer is rejecting all video creation programs (both Roxio and WinDVD have quit working), so I couldn't put together a cute flick about the start of school and our fabulous Labor Day fun (see the slideshow tomorrow).

Sunday, June 1, 2008

Commencement


Tuesday, we attended Julie's First Grade Award Ceremony and Musical Program. She was awarded cerificates for Citizenship, A Honor Roll, Star Reader, Math Whiz and Star Speller. (Yes, she is amazing!) After the award ceremony, the first graders presented the musical "E-I-E-I-Oops!" Old MacDonald's cow won't "moo"; he turns to the animals for help. The pigs "ham it up," but the cow still won't moo. The sheep search for Little Bo Peep and find her. The chicks vainly strut their stuff. Finally, all the animals tell the cow how beautiful she is, and she moos in agreement. "E-I-E-I-Yahoo!"










Friday was Julie's last day of school. She rode her bike with Dad but did not enjoy it. We picked her up in the afternoon, bought water toys at Target, spent some time reading at Barnes & Noble, then came home to have a water fight. We ended the evening with a viewing of The Secret of NIMH.



Saturday, Julie continued her end-of-school celebration by cleaning the church in the morning and attending a birthday party at noon. I picked her up from the party and took her to Supercuts with me for a shampoo and trim. I now present the glamorous Cannon Girls (ready to party hard this summer):