Happy Birthday Dr. Suess & 100th Day of School

Can you believe it? Today Brandon celebrated his 100th day of school. (Logan has been in school 102 days). They had a big day of making fruit loop necklaces, 100 Day Smarter Hats, and they brought in 100 things of their favorite item. Brandon chose a 100 marbles. He loves little BB beads, but since 100 of them seemed like such a little amount, he decided on marbles. Can't wait for those to be returned, because I am sure they will be completely over the house.

It was also Dr. Seuss's birthday today. Everyone was very excited, the Cat in the Hat greeted all the students by waving to them from the roof of the school.

Once the Cat in the Hat finally made his way down from the roof, he paid a visit to Brandon's Class and shared Fox in Sox with all them. They thoroughly enjoyed the treat. The kids are very lucky to have a great Principal this year.
I don't have any pictures of Logan from today, but he started the day with a Field Trip to see the play "Annie". He was very excited for this day. Since they had the field trip they could not wear their pajamas like the rest of the school, but they were allowed to bring their favorite stuffed animal and their favorite Dr. Seuss book. Of course, Andy was the one to accompany him to school and he choose One Fish Two Fish. So glad he is able to read those tongue twisters on his own now.

Spring Picture Day

Our school district has pictures in the Fall and in the Spring. For some reason, the boys always seem to take better pictures in the Spring, maybe it is because I am better prepared for this one. Either way, the boys had a haircut the previous weekend (see Day 2 of Brandon's Birthday Weekend), and their hair was styled. Plus they had similar outfits that brought out their handsomeness. Just wanted to share a picture or two to show how much they have grown this past school year.

Logan's Assembly

Friday Morning the 1st grade class sang a song "It's Good to be Kind" and did sign language to the song "What a Wonderful World". My shy little boy is finally beginning to come out of his shell. He was so excited for this Assembly; he reminded me about it for two weeks straight and we had to download the song so that he could practice the hand movements. It was so adorable.

I thought he would be hiding behind his friends during the actual assembly and barely moving his lips and hands, but he completely surprised me. He was in the front row and sang out loud. He also did his hand movements with confidence. I was so very proud of him. These boys continue to surprise me on a regular basis.

Here is a video of "What a Wonderful World."