So look around you and see where YOU can see God's fingerprints.
(yes, we made cake balls instead of a cake)
Conference week is over. I met with 23 families to discuss assessments and behavior, strengths and weaknesses, and how to help 5 year olds learn at home.
(yes, we made cake balls instead of a cake)We also met with Jack's teacher. There is always a little anxiety.
The thing is, we are proud of Jack for the kid he is...I always said I wanted happy, healthy, and KIND, GOOD kids. And we have that.
The icing on the cake is that Jack is reading at a 6th grade level, with comprehension.
He is mastering his math facts.
His journal writing and creativity makes me smile.
On top of all that, he is a good friend to his classmates.
And those emotional meltdowns are almost non-existent in the classroom.
Whew.
He is my fingerprint, and not just on Friday.
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5 comments:
You have good reason to be proud! He's turning out to be an awesome little man.
P.S. Your link didn't work for me.
Go Jack Go!!!
Wow 6th grade reading level! You have done a great job raising Jack to be well rounded. So much to celebrate. btw- what is a cake ball? I must be out of it. (: Looks yummy!
Holy cow - that is incredible that he is at 6th grade level?
That sure is a reflection of his mom...
Yay, Jack! What an awesome kid! Now, can we talk about the CAKE BALLS??!?!?!? Pleeeeasse tell me more!
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