I Love Kindergarten

Kindergarten is fun! 
Andrew is fun!
And "Aa is for Apple" week is fun, too!



We did a little apple comparison.  It was a lot like the one we did when Calvin was in Kindergarten...except I was a lot more relaxed.  Which, unfortunately, seems to be the way all things go between the First Born and the Second Born.    


America's Test Kitchen Apple Crisp was a winner (at least with the nut loving people in the family).  

This week we move on to "Nn is for Nest." 
And our lesson to learn is "God Takes Good Care of Me." 
Indeed!


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Anonymous said…
I remember being told when Ed was learning "A is for apple" he was very insistant (as Tingle's sometimes are) that "A was for Abi". Made me think "A is for Andrew" :)
October 10, 2013 at 3:10 PM
Anonymous said…
Andrew is going to be an amazing chef one day, as he has always loved "running" the kitchen! He is so cute! kmc
October 11, 2013 at 12:01 PM
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