Here's the picture on the first day of school.
Max on Friday had safety patrol duties, but he asked Ben and Andrew to walk earlier to school with him, so they could all walk together for the last time. (aaaawwww)
The week was full of lasts -- the most emotional one being the last time he would have the school pizza. (!!) Though I think the district kitchens means he could have the same pizza next year in middle school.
Max's teacher had a nice note on his report card. She said he is kind and thoughtful, and she never saw him get angry with others. He was always quick to volunteer to help.
Andrew had such a good year in kindergarten. It was full day, and he LOVED Mrs Moray.
Her microphone she got for his ear ended up helping the whole class, especially on their family program day. They all used it and the parents could hear their lisping poems perfectly. He started the year not reading, and at his assessment last month Mrs M said he is reading on a level usually seen several months into the first grade year.
Ben did great in third grade with his sweet teacher, Mrs Roberts. He had a few friends in the class and made more during the year. He's in the very back of the picture below, by the teacher.
The third-graders had kindergarten reading buddies, and Ben was Andrew's reading buddy. His teacher said he is super smart, and she thinks he should do school ELP (extended learning program) next year.
I got word about some sort of trouble with basketball being banned for a bit because this age group was being too competitive or rough. Sounds familiar, as I found a note recently from kindergarten or 1st grade where his teacher said Ben was tackling kids at recess. I remember he told me "we were pwaying football."
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