Category: Art
Caricatures
Yesterday, Audrey shared how to raise butterflies at a summer reading program for Goshen Library. There were many different people sharing activities that are perfect for summer.
Our friend, Mark Daniels, was there drawing caricatures and discussing art. The “charge” for getting a caricature done was to ask a question about what he does. Then he would pay them with a two minute drawing.
Surprise
All day today the kids have been whispering and extra giggly. After soccer practice, I came home to discover a surprise half birthday party for me! The kids decorated the table with love notes and paper dogwood flowers they had made. We had rhubarb pie and ice cream for dessert. Megan brought me some handpicked flowers. Mark bought me a planter with some herbs the kids chose for me to grow.
I am one extremely spoiled Momma!
Happy Easter
Building Snowmen
We have been wanting to build snowmen, but the weather is not cooperating! We received a few more inches of snow last night, and because it is so cold out (windchill makes it feel around -10 degrees) we decided to create our own inside.
Today’s Smile
Today’s Smile-Butterflies
Audrey is raising butterflies again this year. She has Monarchs, Eastern Black Swallowtails, and Painted Lady caterpillars. She researches butterflies in the area and how to find them. Then she searches for them in fields and gardens. We are planting butterfly gardens hoping more come to visit.
Audrey spends hours everyday looking for new caterpillars, collecting food, and cleaning the caterpillar’s hotel rooms. She has learned so much, that she has been invited to teach other children about butterflies!
Today’s Smile
This is beautiful princess Megan. The writing on the side says “You are the best Mommy in the world. I love you. Love, Megan.”
I am so glad that I can read three year old writing! It helps a lot that she is willing to help me read what I can not.
Today’s Smile
Audrey is not feeling well today.  Megan decided that Audrey needed a get well card. She cut out a heart with Andrea’s help and then drew a “girl, it not a boy” for Audrey. At lunch time, she prayed, “thank you for making Audrey better later.” Audrey was given the card and then it disappeared. She found it later, taped on her bedroom door at Megan level.