



After watching Toy Story 2 several times, and having me read the book to him several more, Ethan started to 'read' it to me. Notice how he runs his fingers along the words as he tells the story by the pictures. Knowing a little bit about the movie and characters might help you understand better what he is saying.
Ethan in front of school.
Running after Brandon heading into school.
Ethan is now going to school during the mornings and having a great time and doing well. He loves to follow along and do what his friends are doing. Even thought he's in a kindergarten classroom, he is the youngest in the class, he only made the cut off my 6 days, and we're viewing this as a pre-k year and planning on kindergarten again next year. This year we hope will give him a good base and help him get caught up developmentally with the other kids around his age.
Placing stickers on a color sheet. Ethan loves playing with stickers.
The boys helped Papa by picking up acorns. Notice the pile by the tree. Instead of putting them in the bucket, Brandon decided that they needed to leave them out for the squirrels so that they could store them and have enough to eat over the winter.
There's even more on this side.
All that hard work deserves a Popsicle.
We think this might have been Ethan's first time to see many farm animals up close. He loved watching and learning what sounds that they made, but didn't really want to pet any of them.
Brandon got to bottle feed a baby goat. Ethan just wanted to watch.
Okay, that's close enough, goat.
Brandon didn't mind getting up close and personal with the animals.
Ethan kept thinking that the donkey's were 'little bit horseys."
What does a pig say?
What does a puppy say?