This week at CC, I helped in the nursery. I thought this might be a complete disaster with Annie hanging on my leg crying when I picked up other babies. She got a little fussy and wanted to share my lap at the end of the morning, but overall she did really great. This is half the group strapped into a buggy to go for a ride.
Another mom shared this pic from Mollie Grace's class.
I got to step into Mollie Grace's room and hear her give her presentation on the Fertile Crescent. She chose Mesopotamia. She prepared it herself based on something she learned from The Story of the World. She said, "Do you want to know something really interesting? Abraham from the Bible was from Mesopotamia until God told him to go somewhere else. And then he went there." She was amazed when she learned that the people from the Bible were actually part of history.
This is actually part of Mollie's math lesson one morning. She is sorting stuffed animals based on different characteristics.
Don't know what Annie's plans were. She came out of Mollie's room like this and I grabbed my camera.
More math. Acting out math problems. Some friends got on the bus. Some more friends got on the bus. How many friends are on the bus?
I think Mollie Grace took this pic.
I KNOW she took the next two.
What it looks like when your hand slips when putting a dish of browned rice in the oven. Huge mess!
Mollie took this picture while we waited on someone that got lost.
Mollie's Egyptian pose.
You aren't allowed to take pictures inside the exhibit so this is from their website. They have three actual mummies on display. Very cool. We were given a tour by a grad student who did a really good job of holding the interest of a group of small children.
We packed a picnic lunch because I wasn't sure how long the Egyptian exhibit would take. Since we were near the zoo, we decided to make an impromptu visit (we have a family membership that allows us to get in free) and have our lunch there. Since we didn't plan on going to zoo, we didn't bring swimsuits so we just got our feet wet when we arrived.
Marco Mollie Grace Polo
I let Annie get out of the stroller and walk around more today. Ben had very little patience with her slow exploration.
She tried so hard to figure out how Ben and Mollie walked on that little ridge but she never could do it.
We've never seen the grizzly bears so active.
After we had lunch and looked around a bit, I let them wade in the water. Of course everyone got wetter than they were supposed to and Annie fell completely in. I had a change of clothes for her, though.