Showing posts with label first grade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label first grade. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Early Christmas Presents


Yes, Virginia I Do Believe...

Early Christmas presents rock! I wanted to share with you a few early presents we have received this year.

Madison is loving first grade. She has learned how to read and has developed a love for it that I can only hope she keeps. She has also started word problems in math that have been a pretty regular homework assignment for her. Out of all the spelling tests she has finished this year she has only missed one word - period. I think that deserves a big high five. She has lost not one, but two teeth. Both bottom middle teeth are missing in action although her "grown-up" teeth are growing quickly, her Papaw still kids that she shouldn't eat spaghetti because it will just slide back out.

Noah has fully healed from his hand surgery last November. Although the hope was to get more mobility out of the pinky finger by loosening up the tendon from the bone the pinky remains straight with no function to him at all. Noah will head for a check up in January and the possibility of more surgery is just around the corner. Noah started Pre-school and that has given him a serious jump start to his vocabulary. We had Noah tested earlier because he simply wasn't talking understandably and we thought something might be wrong. Turns out he just needed to be around kids his own age for awhile and now the conversations never end. And that's a good thing. Recently we took Noah to the doctor to have, in his words, "his spots" checked out. Turns out he has eczema and now gets rubbed down in vasoline a couple times a day. He says, "spots all gone".

Wednesday, October 08, 2008

Welcome to First Grade


Life with a 1st Grader...
This is it - Madison's first grade picture. This picture is significant in the game of life because this will be her last picture with all of her baby teeth. She lost her first tooth the afternoon after this picture was taken. Her "grown-up" tooth is now making its way to the surface and we get a regular report on what teeth are loose now.
Madison is loving school and doing great. At least we think. : ) We are due for parent teach conferences next week so her teacher will fill us in on all the fun details. So far she hasn't missed a word on her spelling test and judging from her math homework, addition and subtraction seem pretty easy for her. That seems like half the battle. Madison has a dream of becoming a veterinarian even when she was told that would take 7 years of school it didn't seem to phase her. Who knows, some day you could be taking your sick pets to Dr. Madison.
Hope you are having a blessed day!