Here's what my son drew.
In case you can't read kindergarten writing, the box on the top left has a picture of Idaho. The box on the top right is Illinois. On the bottom there is an inchworm on the left and Indiana on the right. A while ago we had a conversation about the letter "I" here. Who knew that "I" would become such a popular letter for places.
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Future PhD in geography!
I remember that other "I" post, Cookie. Gee---children in Kindergarten are so much smarter than I ever was at that age... Mercy Me!!!!
Hugs,
Betsy
I love the inchworm sliding in there with all the states! Mama Zen could be right - a budding geographical engineer with a dash of entomology thrown in :)
haha a hapa baby is a baby that is mixed. mostly caucasian and asian. haha. theyre soo cute!!!
Yay for those home geography lessons!
Idaho looks like a rabbit's foot. Illinois looks like it could be the outline of RoadRunner's head. The inchworm looks like a snail without its shell. And finally, Indiana looks like an elf's shoe.
When your boys get a bit older, you guys should play Pictionary for family game night.
Have you tried playing Taboo with your kids? I played with a 7 year old once:
7 year old: "Grandma makes this."
Me: ?? Joyce, I don't know your grandma. Tell me something else. Hurry! The time is running!
7 yo: It's really good.
Me: ??
The answer was meat loaf.
Pretty big words for a little one! Good job, him! :)
Pretty cerebral for a kindergartener. Maybe she's being goomed to be a Geography major? Can't ever have too many of those, you know.
Definitely not your typical 'I' words. Cute.
Great imagination :)
kids are so funny.
I love the ideas that he chose. That cracks me up. And I'm proud to say that I can read kindergarten enough to know all those words ... except for Indiana.
Wow! That is very impressive. Those are some LONG words.
I'm impressed! I agree with Mama Zen!
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