Friday, May 6, 2011

Day...
Muffins for MOMS!


Today is Muffins for MOMS in honor of mother's day.  
VPK (Voluntary PreK) is a  free four hour program that the state of Florida offers.  New Covenant Church/Preschool, offers VPK Monday though Thursday 9 -1.  If you want to attend Fridays there is a fee.  Sarah does attend Fridays because that is when many of the extra/non curriculum events happen.  Today the Friday classes put on a recital.  The children sang three different songs.  I did not have a chance to record it and I m hoping one of my friends did because it would be so worth watching.  Needless to say I cried and am already prepared to bring an entire box of tissues for Sarah's PreK graduation. 



Front and center and super proud to be singing!  Sarah always has a smile on her face and loves to sing!  It is obvious that Sarah has no clue what stage fright is! 

The three PreK teachers did a fabulous job organizing and decorating for this special event.  

Sarah insisted that I stay in my chair because she wanted to serve me.  I told her exactly what I wanted and she came back with one small blueberry and one small poppy seed muffin.  She even remembered to bring me a napkin. 

The flower is a pin that I wore the entire day, really.... I did not take it off until I went to bed.  Many of you already know how Sarah loves long hair, so her drawings include people with very long hair too.  This is a drawing that Sarah made of her and I.  Take a guess which one is me?  If you guessed the brown hair girl, you were correct.

So proud of her art work.  Like I have mentioned on many occasions Sarah loves and mean loves to draw!

Mrs. Smith asked Sarah tons of questions about me.  All the moms were laughing at their children's answerer's.  I think the funniest question was what the children put down for their parents ages.  I loved that Sarah thought I was only 20 years old because some children put 60 years old.  For the most part Sarah answered the questions accurately.

This is the famous Mrs. Smith (Sarah's teacher) 
Sarah has had a super year and loves Mrs. Smith and being a mother as well as a teacher that means a lot!

This is one of Sarah's good friends.  Josie also attends St. Stephan's and the girls are in religious class together.  Come August they will not be attending the same school but will still see each other during Daisy meetings.  It warms my heart to see Sarah developing such great friendships at such a young age and for years to come.