Another week at school for the kiddos! On Monday night, the kids and Amy hid the "Acts of Kindness" rock at Stafford Park and the kiddos were surprised to each see one of their friends at the park. It was great to have the kiddos get a chance to see and play with friends. Of course, Amy forgot her phone so no pictures.
Wednesday was Curriculum Night and we were able to "peek" into their classrooms - if only virtually. We had family over for the weekend to help us move our wood supply into the garage. We also ate WAY too much food: Pho (beef noodle soup), all sorts of salads, fruit, bread, brie, AND Amy made a grape pie and pumpkin pie - both from scratch (what?!?) with the help of Grandma Collene - Grandma made the crusts and gave Amy moral support while making the pies - hahaha.
The blog format has changed and Amy is DONE fighting with the format trying to make everything consistent. Pictures may be centered OR they may be left oriented. Watch, now everything will work perfectly!
Ayson bought his FIRST book with his own money and it arrived on Monday afternoon and he had the book finished by Tuesday afternoon :) Yay! We love when the kids get sucked in to a book!
Addie working in her blank comic book - of course it
Wednesday was Curriculum Night - Virtually. Two pictures of Addie classroom. In the first picture, Addie's deck is the bottom right desk
In this picture, Addie's deck is the middle left desk
Ayson is is Ms Jugan's class - it was interesting to see how each class room made it work: desks or tables. Mrs Kolbeck teaches the remote learners and she also teaches science and social studies to the in person kids.
Ayson's desk is in the right panal (for Ms Jugan) and the desk all the way in the front and to the left.
A bit of math work from Addie: dividing 10 slices of pizza equally. Amy knew that Thunder loves ham but she did not know that he also likes pizza - great job Addie on making the math work!
Instead of thinking outside of the box with artwork (like she did in 2nd grade), this year she is adding captions to pictures.
Too cute!
On Saturday, Auntie Julie, Uncle Dan, the cousins, Grandma Collene, Grandpa Chuck, AND Pama came over for a visit and to help us move the wood inside the garage for the winter. It was great to see everyone, we had way too much good food, and got the wood moved. Yay!
The kids played inside and outside on the trampoline and hide and seek. It was great to hear "Ready or not here I come!"
Look at all of that wood!
The wood pile used to come right to the edge of the front of the garage!
Our new "pet", a wolf spider, can stay in the garage (and not the house...even Amy said eek)!!
The boys getting a little BB gun practice in. The lawn finally looks brown due to lack of rain and the 2 frosts that we have had so far.
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