I made a snowman out of felt that they can play with and I let them tell me what pieces to make. They wanted socks and boots for their man. Little A told us, "Snowmens wear scarf-ves."
I cut out a piece of celery and a pumpkin hat, because Little L told me that is what he and his daddy used for his snowman at home.
In the middle of talking about what month is was, Little A, who had lifted her shirt says, "Look at my belly, it looks like a hot tub (what I heard) hot dog (what Mrs. K heard)." Didn't matter...it was so off the subject we had to stop and laugh which made Little A giggle.
While coloring and tracing our letters, Little A says, "I'm following disections!"
We had the story of the paralytic man during Bible time, "What if you couldn't move?" Little Z spoke up and said, "You'd be stuck like an ice cube!"
Little A has been on a roll lately. She randomly asked Mrs. K during teaching time, "Do you have a mommy and daddy at your house?" Mrs. K said, "No, because I'm all grown up!" and she looked at me, "I am grown up, right?!" I told her yes and you have a license that says you are...ha ha ha. Little A asked, "You are??"
Little L was asked if he could hold the flag for pledges, "Sure, I can! My super powers are all ready now!"
Mrs. K told the children to put their cowboy boots on and get ready to sing "I May Never March in the Infantry" like a cowboy. Little L was having trouble, "Well, my cowboy boots are under my shoes today."
