I think Elaine and I both have Preschool at the top of our lists of things to be thankful for. She loves to go and I love that she goes. Win Win! It has been interesting in the last few months to listen to her little conversations and questions she suddenly asks. Because it is a religious school she has her eyes opened to a whole new form of worship than she is used to. She is still a little perplexed by why they talk about God and not Heavenly Father and will show the different ways you hold your hands to pray at school or at church. It is good for her.
For Thanksgiving they had a "feast" of chicken nuggets and applesauce. They made their own placemats and centerpieces for decorations. On Elaine's placemat she had leaves saying what she is thankful for. Her items were Aunt Becky, Grandpa and Mom. (This was the week that Becky came to stay for a couple days. She picked the right week so that she could make the cut!)
This is a picture of her class and the hats they made depicting the Mayflower.
They also gave us a paper on which they asked "How do you make a turkey". Here is Elaine's response:
1: Buy it at the market
2: Put it in a pot.
3: Put syrup on top
4: Mommy puts circle things inside.
5: Cook it for a few seconds
6: Eat it!
We all know what kind of cook I am so this could be accurate.