Sometimes I will tell the kids a "story" rather than read one and they really like that. Mia and Cooper were sitting on the chair and Mia was "telling stories." Here are a couple examples of what that sounded like: "What kind of story do you want?" Cooper said, "Chicken!" Ha! So Mia went with it! "One time there was baby chickens trying to grow bigger!" Her stories usually lasted one - four sentences. "Ok, now what story do you want?" Cooper said, "Tree!" Mia said, "There was a boy and a girl eating an apple in a tree!" She probably told at least five stories! Nice creativity Mia and use of your language!
Cooper started building this sidewalk you see in the picture and he and Mia finished it up with minor interference from Elliott! They played with these blocks a LOT! Elliott was sitting in the block toy shelf and Cooper was "getting" him and Elliott was cracking up. It was so cute. Mia had all the stuffed bears in a pile in front of her. She and Cooper were "sneaking" up on the bears and she said, "I see LOTS of bears!" :)
We did a few changes on our picture poster in the "lunch room" and put up-to-date pictures of Mia, Cooper, Elliott, and Sophie on it. They had fun helping with that. We also did some stickers at Art Time. Cooper and Mia spotted a new book (I bought this weekend) on the changing table and were excited for me to read it. (Animal book - you never go wrong with another animal book!)
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