The school year is over for Julia and Cecilia, and Benson only has a few days left. Here are some pictures showing some of the end of the year activities that the kids have participated in.
This is a picture of most of Benson's class during the field trip to the BYU museum.
This is a picture of most of Benson's class during the field trip to the BYU museum.
Benson really enjoyed seeing the large fish!
He wanted his picture taken with this Rhino head. When he was little his favorite animal was a Rhino.
I love the expression on his face in this picture! For his last special experience moment in first grade he decided to talk to the class about fishing. He is showing the kids how to cast a fishing pole.
He is answering some questions for the class.
For Julia's Kindergarten field trip she went to the aquarium up in Salt Lake area. I was so lucky to have a friend who watched Cecilia for me so that I could go with her. It was a fun day!
The last Day of school Julia's class had a closing program. The songs were all so precious. Here are a few pictures that I took:
Julia and her class are singing a groovy song! The glasses were fun too!
Here she is singing another song at her program.
Julia with her teacher Miss Melissa. She has learned so much! I can't believe that she is already a Kindergartner!
Cecilia with all of the kids in her preschool class at their closing social.
5 comments:
I can't believe our little kids are growing right up! Wow, we almost have 2nd graders! Crazy! Fun times!
Cute pictures! I wish my kids were done with school... one more week, and one more day, and then summer can start! Are those actual animal heads at that museum? Just wondering.
I love the grovy song. So super cute. By the way where did the school year go. Are you sure that we are not just starting. So fun!!
Benson looks like a little man answering the questions. Cute pictures! Yeah for summer vacation! Sometime when you are up here, we should get the kids together again to play. Hudson adores your kids!
They are actual animal heads!! There were hundreds of animal that had gone to the taxidermy!
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