Thanks for attending our graduation show on Wednesday night. I hope that you all enjoyed our show. I think that the kangaroo class was the cutest, especially with their lion costumes.

This was an unconventional week. We had to do rehearsals for the graduation show and also keep the little ones happy. We did lots of fun activities such as playing with playdough, painting, story telling, and many more.

Jae was so excited to show us the purse on her skirt. She told us, "You can put money inside."

Mia is slowly working on her separation anxiety. She is also a fast learner; she picked up the stringed beads activity on her first try.

Casper complains that the other kids don't like to share the cars in the front yard. When it's time for him to share, he hugs the cars as well.

Tanya was happy to see her dad onstage, so she scremed out "daddy!" I thought that was so cute.

Dora is sometimes overfriendly when she meets new kids. She likes to hug or hold them up in the air.

August takes care of his baby sister so much. He holds her hand wherever he goes, and he even spoonfeeds her.

Henry likes to share food with his friends during snack time. He almost quit his blanket this week; he sometimes asks me to hold his blanket for him during play time or meal time.

Jason was so excited to sit by the new table that arrived on Wednesday. He even fought for his seat.

Christine was very calm and co-operative during the performance. The other kids were playing and running around.

Leetrue did such great job on the show. He told me backstage, " I saw my mommy and aunty!"

Ellie was a little afraid onstage while she was singing. I didn't see many facial expressions on her face.