The days are long, and sometimes opening your email can be the worst part of your day.
Then again, sometimes you open your email and find pictures of your daughter happily playing, having lunch with "the big girls," painting, and learning to write her name at school. Those are the emails that you are happy to open:
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Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Reading
There have been times that Lucy has grown frustrated with attempts to sound out words or to find the letters that spell a particular word she is trying to write.
Those frustrations seem to have dissipated since beginning kindergarten at my school. She has "homework" each night (a concept that I will admit that I do have issues with) but this homework has proven to be a positive experience each night as she shows us what she has learned that day about math and phonics.
Most recently, Lucy read me her first book by herself. While this is a big occurrence anyway, it was especially sweet because she has been so upset in the past with attempts to read.
Here she is alone and with her sister:
Not shockingly, Lucy goes to a great school with amazing teachers that encourage her to enjoy learning. I am so in awe of those teachers, and that smile on Lucy's face can easily be attributed to their care and encouragement.
Those frustrations seem to have dissipated since beginning kindergarten at my school. She has "homework" each night (a concept that I will admit that I do have issues with) but this homework has proven to be a positive experience each night as she shows us what she has learned that day about math and phonics.
Most recently, Lucy read me her first book by herself. While this is a big occurrence anyway, it was especially sweet because she has been so upset in the past with attempts to read.
Here she is alone and with her sister:
Not shockingly, Lucy goes to a great school with amazing teachers that encourage her to enjoy learning. I am so in awe of those teachers, and that smile on Lucy's face can easily be attributed to their care and encouragement.
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