Partay!

Friday was my Christmas party at school.  Here are some pictures of it:

You might notice this picture contains Paul.  Mrs. Alvarez was so nice and she let him sit next to me and participate in the party, too.  This is a picture of Lola and me and you can see Mrs. Alvarez, too.

This is my other best friend, Bailey.  She would have been in the picture with me and Lola but Mrs. Alvarez makes her sit at a different table.

Here's me and Paul after the party.  We are standing in front of my locker.  Paul is blowing a straw.  He got a stocking, too, only his didn't have his name on it.

 We had cookies with frosting.  Yum!

This is a picture of Nitzia and Alanii and Ivan.  I'm not really going to marry Ivan or Paul when I grow up.  I can't marry Paul!

This is Diego and Natalie.  Mama tutors Diego on some days.

This wasn't at school.  It was the next day.  Miss Magunn did a puppet show at the library.  This isn't really Santa Claus.  It's Miss Magunn.

Today was Fabulous

Today was fabulous because I got a new book of my own, Red Riding Hood.

I loved when we got our little book.  These two ladies read to us.  One was skinny and one looked just like Mrs. Rabbit.

It was warm outside and we didn't even go to recess.  We just had Lego time.  (It was below 50 all day for the record.)

I made a mistake in math.  I did it right but there was the right number on the wrong side.

I did Station 3 and painted a Christmas tree with yellow and red dots.  The stem was black, but it should be brown.  She does have brown paint, so I don't know why we used black.

We're almost done with this year.

They're still painting the gym, so no PE.  We all went to music.  We sang, "It Must be Santa" and "Five Little Snowmen Standing by my Door."

At lunch I wasn't really that hungry but I really wanted some food but I wasn't that hungry.  I wanted some food so I ate everything in my lunch.

Hahahahaha I love you.  Now can I go listen to that book?

Here's a joke:  Monkeys are  doodies made of hair.  I love you!

Colder Than an Iceberg

Mama, I wish you had brought the car to school today because I'm so cold, I'm colder than an iceberg.

Today Bailey taught me how to tie my shoe with one bunny ear.

We read the Gingberbread Man.

We didn't go to recess.  We played with Legos instead.

We didn't go to PE either.  They're painting the gym, so we went to music.  We sang "Five Little Snowman Standing By My Door" and "It Must Be Santa." 

My favorite part about today was, I think, everything.

Here's a joke:  Computer Branch Cuter.

The Day after Thanksgiving Break/Rat

Today at school was exciting!  First because we brought a rat skeleton to school.  It came from Kaa and Paul's house.  They are Daddy's godparents.  They live in Texarkana.  Mrs. Alvarez showed us the skeleton and let us draw it in our science journal.

We had three students absent today.  I was a good listener.  Of course I stayed on green.

The state of the day was Ohio.

I was happy that I found my scarf and my Minnie mouse hat in my locker. Also, I left my lunchbox there.  That was okay because Mama bought me a monkey one anyway.

I did tablework. 

Do you know what I call a barrette?  A parrette.  That's my joke.

Holiday Crafts and more fun

I poked myself a little bit with a needle a few minutes ago.  Joke time?  Not yet.

Since Friday, I went to a birthday party, said goodbye to my favorite cashier at Aldi, went shopping at Kohl's with Mama, went to church, and made lots of crafts.  Here are some pictures:
Daddy is very silly.  On Friday night, we pretended that our ears were made of crayons.  Heehee!

On Saturday, we went to Ella's birthday at Little Gym.  Fun!

I got to do a bunch of tricks.

On Saturday afternoon, Mama and I went on a girls' only shopping trip to Kohl's.  We bought me a new outfit and one to match Baby Doll.  We were trying to take a cute picture with Paul, but he kept being silly.

Even though it was cold, I didn't wear a jacket to go bike riding because I wanted everyone to see that my outfit matched Baby Doll's.  Unfortunately no one noticed.

On Sunday, I got Daddy to help me with this craft.  He sewed a doggie bed for my dog, Gingja.  Like Ninja, but it's Ginja.  Mama made the leash and dog food.

Today Mama let me sew some things on my own.  Here I am with a pillow church.  I drew this, cut it out, sewed it, stuffed it, and sewed it some more all by myself.  I love my pillow church.

Here's me trying out my pillow church.  It is filled with cotton balls.

Here's a joke:  Do you know what I call a doodoo head?  A googoo head.  Not really, just a joke.  Do you know what I call a shooshoo head?  A poopoo head.  Hahahahaha.  I'm rhyming.

The First Thanksgiving

Here's Claire telling the story of the First Thanksgiving. 

Photos from Class of the Week

We were the Bruce Shulkey Class of the Week this week.  Here's some photos just before we made the announcements.

Mrs. Galban and Mrs. Alvarez let me hold the flag, but apparently I didn't get to take it home.

We each got a pencil from Mrs. Galban.