Well, we made the final decision to wait to send Briley to Kindergarten when he turns 6. So, although he "graduated" from his 4 year old class at PDS, he will be moving on to the 5 year old transition class at FUMC.
With all of that said, my baby is not going to Kindergarten next year, but I was still boo-hooing during his graduation program. They started it off with a slideshow of pictures from the year, and the first song was Darius Rucker's "It Won't Be Like This For Long". (I think that's the name.) Considering that I still see him as a bald baby, I know how true that is now. Ok, on to the program.
They had a farm theme.
B came out in full form, ready to dance, and playing his instrument.
I was worried that he wouldn't participate. (Sometimes he has the "I'm too good to do this" attitude when it comes to singing and dancing.)
But I was wrong, and he was fully into the program!
My favorite, so sweet.
Then it was time to graduate. When Ms. Gloria called everyone's names, she listed some facts that the kids stated about themselves. Here are Briley's:
1. When I grow up, I will be
2 feet tall and
200 pounds.
2. I will be a
Robot Builder.
3. What I like best about PDS is
basketball, friends, and blocks.
I can't even begin to tell you how much Briley loved his new school. It was a wonderful year.
They had created a train with the chairs in the kitchen, which left nowhere to sit for lunch.
So we had a picnic under the kitchen table!
(One in b/w just because I loved it.)
Another shot of the chair set up.
Summer is all about messing up schedules, not following all of the rules, and that is what makes it so great. I love making memories :)
They made a few silly faces,
before I locked them out. It was much quieter inside for a few minutes ;)
And, I love the way Lawson looks at his big brother.
"Where'd Sawson go?"
"He are!"
"hiding"
Briley wanted to join in on the action too.
They had a farm theme.
B came out in full form, ready to dance, and playing his instrument.
I was worried that he wouldn't participate. (Sometimes he has the "I'm too good to do this" attitude when it comes to singing and dancing.)
But I was wrong, and he was fully into the program!
My favorite, so sweet.
Then it was time to graduate. When Ms. Gloria called everyone's names, she listed some facts that the kids stated about themselves. Here are Briley's:
