My youngest son is 5 and is in his fourth month of Kindergarten. He has a wonderful teacher and is learning to read and write very quickly. Now, he's learning to sound out while he writes so his writing doesn't look correct to us but to a 5 year old who can sound out letters, it looks perfect. Here's a day in the life of my kindergartener, in his own hand:
I can read it, can you? Let's see your translations.
Posted by Tim at December 18, 2003 12:24 PMmorning
NO IDEA - possible EAT???
Get dressed
Eat my breakfast
Go to school
Do my homework
Do my math homework
Go to the bathroom
Posted by: Stephen at December 18, 2003 12:44 PMmorning
NO IDEA - possible EAT???
Get dressed
Eat my breakfast
Go to school
Do my homework
Do my math homework
Go to the bathroom
Posted by: Stephen at December 18, 2003 12:45 PMMorning List
Get dressed
Get my breakfast
Go to school
Do my homework
Do my math homework
Go potty
I have an 8 year old and a 3 year old...
I scroled down quickly so as to not see what others had written...
Morning List
Get Dressed
Eat my Breakfast
Go to School
Do my homework
Do my math homework
Go (to the bathroom) pottee
Pretty good for someone without kids.
You son has more on his to do list than I do. Am I lazy, or is he busy for a 5 year old...
Posted by: Miller's Time at December 18, 2003 05:31 PMOh rats!
In my haste I put "Get my breakfast" instead of "Eat my breakfast."
And I thought I'd win the grand prize... a new Lexus right?
Posted by: Rusty Lopez at December 18, 2003 08:34 PMWhat a dedicated student! Doing his homework before going potty!
Posted by: Douglas at December 19, 2003 07:31 PMI have an advanced 4 year old and I am learning the art of translation. Her penmanship is not nearly this quality, yet.
Morning List
Get Dressed
Eat my Breakfast
Go To School
Do my homework
Do my math homework
Go potty
Now that's a good to do list...
Posted by: Anthony K. Valley at December 30, 2003 03:12 PM
