Last Kindergarten Post

                                     

 Last Kindergarten post until next year! William had his Kindergarten program at school this past Monday. Yeah, it was adorable and so funny when they did the "Months Macarena" because MAN did those kids shake it. It's amazing what kids can do, right? One minute, you're tearing up because you're so proud while they are only singing about the weather and the next, you're laughing hysterically because they're shaking it like a salt shaker.

 Here is the only picture that we have of William's face! Hooray! He really was in that bunch!

 After they sang their songs, the parents/grandparents were able to visit the classroom where the kids received their certificates of completion. And the parents received this awesome book that the Kindergarten teachers put together. There is a page for every month of the year that says, "This is how I write my name.." and "This is how I draw myself.." so that you can see how much they've progressed. According to William's book, his hair has progressed the most from being a little bit of hair to drastic spikes. I love it.

 Here are some of William's friends. There's William, Mason, Adan, and Napolean is in the back. I got the sweetest note from Napolean saying that he loved me. Mason gave me a hug any time he saw me and tried to kiss me every time I left the school. This age is so stinkin cute.

William and Lily... kind of making the same face...

 Then all the K classes when outside to play. Lily joined in the fun.

 William wanted to get a picture with his "girlfriend" Abigail and his friends (Mason and Nathan) wanted to jump into the picture too. Abigail is in our ward too, so they were in their reading class together and Primary together. We're very sad that her and her family are moving this summer.

This is Mrs. Jenkins. She had William for reading this year and worked with him in the High Hat curriculum. After the first few days of going into her class for reading, William came home and told me that he was going to marry Mrs. Jenkins when he grew up.  

 William had Mrs. Saunders for most of his class time this year. Oh how he loved her, and she loved him. I remember posting at the beginning of the year that I hoped Mrs. Saunders would take care of my boy and sure enough she did. William was sad when he realized that he will no longer have Mrs. Saunders as a teacher. I was able to be an aid in William's class and so I worked with Mrs. Saunders and she is one of the sweetest ladies and amazing with these little ones. We requested for Mrs. Saunders to have Lily in her K class this next year and I couldn't be more excited to work with her again and to have Lily love her too.