1 week ago
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Good-bye Kindergarten!
It's official . . . Ephraim has graduated from Kindergarten. They had a short ceremony on Thursday night, the 27th.
The kids in front of the Fremont Wildcat.
Getting his cap on in the kindergarten room.
Just about missed this picture, but Ephraim is escorted in with the 8th graders who are graduating.
Just another day at home . . .and lovin' it!
Here are a few of the things that happen at our place.

The boys get the occasional opportunity to ride with daddy in the tractor.

Eden can wake up, walk to the couch and fall asleep again. On Saturday, she woke up, came to the kitchen and then went back to bed and fell asleep.

The kids are fascinated with Ted, the toad.
The boys get the occasional opportunity to ride with daddy in the tractor.
Eden can wake up, walk to the couch and fall asleep again. On Saturday, she woke up, came to the kitchen and then went back to bed and fell asleep.
The kids are fascinated with Ted, the toad.
What do you do with a lot of Strawberries?
Make jam, syrup and pie, of course!
We picked 14 ice cream buckets full of strawberries on Thursday. I brought home 7 buckets full and Michelle took the other 7. Friday I made jam and strawberry syrup (for pancakes). It was fairly easy and I definitely want to make more. On Saturday, I made another 14 pints of jam. It would have been 15, but one of the jars broke in the hot water bath. And I goofed on one of Friday's batches of jam and forgot to add the pectin. Oh well, those jars of strawberries are still good for topping on pancakes or in smoothies.

Ephraim helping stir the strawberries and sugar.
Emmet insisted on helping cut off the tops of the strawberries and he did an awesome job.

Eden stirring and Emmet mashing.
We picked 14 ice cream buckets full of strawberries on Thursday. I brought home 7 buckets full and Michelle took the other 7. Friday I made jam and strawberry syrup (for pancakes). It was fairly easy and I definitely want to make more. On Saturday, I made another 14 pints of jam. It would have been 15, but one of the jars broke in the hot water bath. And I goofed on one of Friday's batches of jam and forgot to add the pectin. Oh well, those jars of strawberries are still good for topping on pancakes or in smoothies.
Ephraim helping stir the strawberries and sugar.
Eden stirring and Emmet mashing.
Track Time!
It was the Elementary Track & Field day on Tuesday, the 18th. And it was a beautiful day outside. The events began at 9 and lasted until 3pm! It was a big day for the family, too. The Kindergarten class started out with the high jump, minus the bar to jump over.
Long jump!
Ephraim and Emmet holding hands while walking to the next event.
They got to toss 3 Frisbees and then sit by the one that went the farthest.
Football throw. Definitely, not his strongest area right now, but that's okay. In the 2nd photo they are all standing by where their farthest throw landed.
Eliza just waiting and watching.
Passing the time before lunch.
Stretching before the races. Emmet was eager to join right in. It was also before lunch when Emmet walked up to a tree, started to pull down his pants and yelled to me, "Mom, I'm just going potty." Mrs. Glick caught him in time and we took off for the bathroom--a long ways away.
A class phot0.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)