One afternoon Max came home all excited. The next day he was going to read aloud to Will's class! He had a book picked out that he thought they would love.
Will's teacher is the sweetest person alive and was more than happy to send me a few pictures when I emailed her.
I don't know which of the boys was more proud that afternoon, Max or William. They may fight like crazy at home sometimes, but they love each other something fierce.
Tuesday, October 25, 2016
Will's Pumpkin Patch Field Trip
I swear they were more excited than they appear here :)
We started out with a hayride. It was tough to hear too much that our tour guide was telling us, but the boys loved it. I think Will was determined to clear the entire wagon of all the hay.
We explored pumpkinland for a little over an hour. I will admit that it was a little bit miserable. I swear it was 20 degrees warmer at home! It was cold and it even rained on us for a little bit. It didn't slow these guys down at all. I they were still willing to zip every zipline, slide down every slide, overcome every obstacle course, and swing in every swing. The only thing they weren't okay with - the dark hay tunnels.
Will had a great time and when we got home he asked me if I could go on every single field trip he ever has in his whole entire life. I told him I would love to!
Underwater Pictures
Will goes under and attempts everything the teachers ask of him!
Jack is all smiles the entire lesson - apparently even when underwater.
I can't wait to see their skills continue to improve!
Max's Zoo Field Trip
So I'm totally behind on my blogging - there are so many things that I want to document recently!
First up - Max's field trip to the zoo! It is always one of our very favorite places to visit, so a field trip here was an added bonus. The kids were studying food chains so we started off with a class in the education center. Max and his classmates were able to learn about food chains and see lots of consumers - they even got to pet them! Max said this chinchilla was super soft.
Max and his buddy posing near the giraffes. It was a beautiful morning to explore! We finished up with a sack lunch before the kids headed back to school on the bus.
First up - Max's field trip to the zoo! It is always one of our very favorite places to visit, so a field trip here was an added bonus. The kids were studying food chains so we started off with a class in the education center. Max and his classmates were able to learn about food chains and see lots of consumers - they even got to pet them! Max said this chinchilla was super soft.
After class there was time for us to explore the zoo together. The Puma's were in rare form this morning. One kept hissing at the other and the kids were convinced that something big was about to happen.
He is getting so old - but I'm glad he isn't too old to pose for a picture with mom every once in a while. I love that as a stay at home mom I can attend things like this. I know it never would have been possible if I was still teaching!
Saturday, October 8, 2016
Family Hayride
Of course,Jack always feels obligated to make his one nad only scary face every time a picture is taken these days.
After dinner the boys were ready to roast marshmallows. I think they need longer sticks next year!
I think even Brian would admit that this was a pretty fun night! It often feels like we do the same old family activities all the time, so this was perfect! I can't wait for next year.
The Zoo
It is always a good time and our visiti didn't disapoint - although some little boys were not hte best listeners. . . .
As an extra bonus we were able to check out all the fun Boo at the Zoo decorations as we explored!
No visit would be complete without the mandatory train ride. Jack was thrilled to have Nonna and Nonno all to himself in one bench. The big boys insisted we sit in the very last seat. They know the drill, and sure enough the kind woman let them both say all aboard at each stop. I think this was their very favorite part of the visit!
Max and William were happy to show Nonno our zoo's newest addition - Kali the polar bear! They were all a bit grossed out when we went to the other window and saw that he was chewing on a crazy big bone.
There is no doubt about the fact that this little man was cranky! Luckily a ride on Nonno's shoulders cheered him up a bit.
Both William and I were super excited to get this picture. Last year for the 100th day of preschool each child brought in 100 pennies. They used the money to become zoo parents for an orangutan. Their name is still listed and Will thought it was pretty cool!
Friday's outing wore me out, so I"m still debating what to do with the boys on Monday. Hopefully there will be less time spent pushing mommy's buttons no matter what we do!
Wednesday, October 5, 2016
Picture Day
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