It will be shocking to learn that the area where our young pupil can strive for improvement would be in exercising self-control.
November 12, 2010
From the desk of Andrew, Vol. 2
It's time for another installment in the "From the desk of Andrew" series. This entry is brought to you by the letter "I," and follows closely on the heels of a parent-teacher conference where we were informed that Andrew is a good student who is reading well. We were also assured that his phonetic spelling - or lack thereof - is developmentally appropriate.
It will be shocking to learn that the area where our young pupil can strive for improvement would be in exercising self-control.
I'll leave it to your imagination to determine possible reasons why a dinosaur would be saying, "Excuse Me." I didn't ask for an explanation, because something told me that expressing any interest would be the wrong way to go here, but I'm going to guess it has something to do with the cloud emanating from his backside.
It will be shocking to learn that the area where our young pupil can strive for improvement would be in exercising self-control.
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4 comments:
I'm so proud.
Wyatt would declare this HiLARious (because that's his new phrase) and also? It is.
I would love to watch Andrew's face when he is sounding out the words and putting the letters he "hears" on paper. Love his drawing, too! It's so perfect for 1st grade and that little edge of mischief lurking in the smiling mind of a super bright/testing the limits/checking it all out boy.
hahaha - this one had me rolling. excuse me indeed. Dennis would be proud.
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