At breakfast all the kidlets were discussing a 3yo boy’s new Spider-Man doll. Each child had their own name for Spider-man. We just love their pronunciations! They called him:
Tada-naan
Pider-Mayon
Bunny-mayo
Piner-man
A meen!!
Cheddar-knot
Spida-Mayan
At breakfast all the kidlets were discussing a 3yo boy’s new Spider-Man doll. Each child had their own name for Spider-man. We just love their pronunciations! They called him:
Tada-naan
Pider-Mayon
Bunny-mayo
Piner-man
A meen!!
Cheddar-knot
Spida-Mayan
2.5yo girl, at morning snack, when we were eating graham crackers and grapes:
“Please can I have more gripes and graham craps?”
One of our teachers drew a three-eyed monster with chalk on the wall in our backyard. The kids had fun pretending it was chasing them for a while, but eventually they decided they needed to help him. Do you know how to turn a bad monster into a good monster? Turns out all you have to do is feed him bananas! What a great idea!
The family of one of our 4yo girls has recently been playing an imaginary game where they are all secret agents. The little girl was Agent 003 (double-oh-three) until her birthday, and now she is Agent 004. And not only did her name change on her birthday, she also decided to bestow secret agent names to her teachers. Miss Dawn is now Secret Agent Cupcake and Miss Emma is Secret Agent Muffin Man. And our office staffer who comes by from time to time on administrative missions is now known as Secret Agent Meg-a-loo. Don’t you think it’s time you got a secret agent name too?
We just launched our Kindergarten Readiness Program (KRP) and our older kids are rising to the occasion of the more difficult work. They sit very tall and proud at the table. They take their new worksheets and other big kid business very seriously.
3.5yo Girl: “It’s time for big kid work so now we really have to listen.”
4yo Girl: “We are the biggest kids so now we have some harder stuff to do.”
We just launched our Kindergarten Readiness Program (KRP) and our older kids are rising to the occasion of the more difficult work. They sit very tall and proud at the table. They take their new worksheets and other big kid business very seriously.
3.5yo Girl: “It’s time for big kid work so now we really have to listen.”
4yo Girl: “We are the biggest kids so now we have some harder stuff to do.”
At lunch last week, one of our kiddos made an unexpected discovery, “There’s a pea in my green bean!” It was actually just the bean inside the green bean pod, but it was a cute interpretation and a delightful surprise for him. We feed our daycare kids lots of fresh fruits and vegetables. A big hit lately has been raw green beans. Maybe that’s because it’s a food with a prize inside!
One of our little boys was recently playing dress-up and he put together an outfit of a bright yellow reflective safety vest, an orange tutu, and a plaid hat with a flower sticking out. When Miss Dawn asked him who he was being he proudly announced, “Superman Princess.” What a great idea! Imagination without limitation. Don’t you miss being a kid?
You may know Robby as that charming guy that answers our phones, but he’s also a talented lyricist. Here he tells about an exciting collaboration he’s working on with one of our fantastic Artisitter® caregivers and trained actor, Nick:
