Showing posts with label school preschool kids children teacher classroom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label school preschool kids children teacher classroom. Show all posts

Monday, February 1, 2010

32: Jesus Loves the Children


I co-oped at Elizabeth's preschool again today. I am doing two days this week, as I was the last person to sign up, and ended up with whatever days were left. We had a fun day. In this picture, their teacher is telling them the story of how Jesus loved the children, and told the disciples not to keep them from him, but to become more like them (Matthew 19). She used the whiteboard to draw the scene, and the kids were totally engrossed! Mind you, they were also engrossed when she read them "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs' too :)

This isn't actually the picture I had planned to post today. Edward developed an ear infection during the night, so I had to take him to the pediatrician this morning. I had planned to take a picture of him in the waiting room, or waiting in the examination room, but I totally forgot. He hated the whole experience! He cried when the nurse weighed him, he cried when she took his temperature, and he tried to get away when the doctor was trying to look in his ears. I think he thought he was going to get a shot! In fact, he was supposed to get one tomorrow. The kids have an appointment to get their H1N1 booster shots tomorrow, but now he can't have his. It's probably just as well, they both hate getting shots, so at least now I'll only have to deal with one hysterical child!

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

19: School


Today I co-oped (helped out) at my daughter's preschool, Shining Light in Pleasanton. All the moms help out about once a month. I always enjoy it, it's always fun to see what the kids get up to in school. Elizabeth loves school. That is her teacher in the shot, Miss Kristin. Elizabeth LOVES her, and she is a really great teacher. Here they are learning the letter X. They are identifying 2 out of 3 pictures that start with X, cutting them out and pasting them onto a picture they later colored. I was at the next table, helping another group of kids make the letter X out of popsicle sticks.