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The End of Preschool (Or, Pass the Tissues)
By Moriah on May 14th, 2009
Today was Drew’s last day of Pre-K. It was carnival day and it sounded like a lot of fun, including a special lunch of a corndog, ketchup and chips (yes, that is what he said), watermelon, and juice – ON A TOWEL. I’m assuming that meant a picnic. He also came home with a rainbow painted on his face. (No idea.)
Andy and I had gone up on Tuesday for the closing chapel, and I have photos from that burning a hole in my computer. Sorry in advance for the length I know this post is going to be. It’s a milestone, what can I say?
First the kids showcased the music and Bible verses they’ve learned this year (I think this first one might be of all the pre-K classes):
Drew’s class with their Fruits of the Spirit:
Signing a Bible verse (can you guess which one?):
In his classroom afterward, looking at the memory book his teachers put together for each of the kids. It was such a special surprise and will save me a TON of work:
A closer look (and no, I won’t bore you with every single page):
He also had the ABC book he made; a basket with mini Fruits of the Spirit; his Bible verses all paper-clipped together and tucked into the “Bible”, his certificate, and a few other little things:
I told you I’m sad to see preschool end!
8 Responses to “The End of Preschool (Or, Pass the Tissues)”
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I’ll get a tissue to join you! :) Where is he headed next year?
Wow, his teachers are amazing…that book is awesome! What a big kid you have now!
Wow, what a great program they’ve got going there. Such a cute little memory book!
Bubbalu hasn’t even started pre-school yet, but I am CERTAIN that I will have more than a fair share of tears when he graduates :)
Aw, how sweet. I would LOVE to get a book like that from school!
What a wonderful book you now have to treasure.
My youngest finishes our equivalent here – nursery school, and my eldest finished primary school – all at the end of June.
I will be a blubbering mess!
3’7″!! that sill cracks me up :D
and his angel picture is hilarious
I’ve got some end of the school year stuff to share too. Rayna got a memory book too which I was thankful for! Pics of all the outings, parties and special events they had this year.