Thursday was the last day of school before Winter Break and Hannah's class put on a show for parents. There were several songs, talking parts, musical instruments, and cookies afterwards! Here she is hamming it up in between songs. She just learned to snap and was shaking her hips and snapping to her own tune.
For one of the songs all the siblings of kindergarteners sang the harmony! I thought that was such a neat idea and took a lot of planning and dedication on the music teacher's part.
Hannah's turn at the mike! Nailed it!
Feliz Navidad! I was very proud of her because the maracas were being handed out while she was at the mike and she didn't get one. She realized that and then continued with the movements!
After the show we all went back to her classroom for cookies and refreshments. Here she is with her lollipop prop from the Candy Man song. The gym teacher, who also teaches guitar and ukulele, cut out the lollipops for each kinder and then they painted them. I love their school!
Hannah and her bestie, Sarah, and her table-mate, Freddy. Cute kiddos.
Her outfit head to toe. The light bulb necklace was made by Grandmama (Shirley).
Dismissed. Let break begin! This is Hannah's "melted snowman" ornament. I love it!
Zane's gingerbread house. He had to take a picture before he started eating it!
Both gingerbread houses and the proud architects.
That evening we went to Warm Springs Ranch in Booneville to check out the holiday lights and Clydesdales.
Specifically the Budweiser Clydesdales. When in Rome...you celebrate with Budweiser. Wait, that's not how that goes.
A mama and her not so little baby. The baby is 4 months old.
The lights on the truck behind me blinked in tune with the music. Cheers!
Zane's head in the wheel well.
We took a walk to take a break from the flashing display to go see a horse in the pasture. Hannah named it Chocolate Croissant. We called him CC for short.
The next morning I had Zane open a package that was addressed to me in case it wasn't wrapped. It was AND there was chocolate nuggets inside. Sometimes you need chocolate at 7am. They each grabbed one and ran off...then there was shrieking. Zane's tooth that wasn't so lose came out when he bit in! I would like to thank my cousin, Emily, for sending that chocolate and saving us the usual, drawn out tooth extraction process!
Hannah and her penny person.
