Can you tell he's a little excited about it?
Today he was able to meet his teachers, Mrs. Tomaschek and Mrs. Weibler.
He got to check out the classroom, meet somebody in his class, and play with some toys.
His classroom is beautiful. It's big, bright and cheery.
This is the circle area where the kids begin their day, have some lessons and read stories.
This is a little book nook.
Evan was able to play with Mrs. Weibler and two little girls. They got along very well. :)
Evan was thrilled that they had a pirate ship. He's really in to pirates right now, so he's very excited to go back to school next week to play pirates with his buddy, Connor.
Right before we left, Evan told his teachers that we were going to McDonald's. Mrs. Tomaschek said, "Oh, what are you going to get?" Evan replied, "A TOY!" (And chicken nuggets with french fries, but apparently that's less important.)
On our little lunch date, Evan and I were talking about his school. We talked about how because he's such a big boy that he gets to go to school all by himself (not with Mom, but with Connor) just like his big brothers and sister. He'll get to paint, read stories, learn lots of things, and play with his friends. I told him that he would even make some new friends that he and Connor could play with, maybe some little boys that they could share the pirates and trucks with. He thought that was a good idea. I said, "I bet you'll meet some little girls that can be your friends too." He replied, "No, I don't like girls really much." LOL! I'm glad he overlooked that fact when he was playing with the little girls in his classroom earlier! :)
1 comment:
Haha! I love it! Yay Evan! Congrats on becomming a big boy!
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