Eddie says this sign means "No shapes allowed".
Monday, September 28, 2015
Thursday, September 24, 2015
New paintings
These are some new paintings that Eddie did at kindergarten!
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| The first work that Eddie signed himself! |
In this painting we see the sun; below it are some clouds, including a "cloud shaped like a mountain" on the right. At the bottom are three people, who Eddie says are Fred, Bred, and Tred (from right to left).
UPDATE:
Since posting, the names of these people have been canonicalized as Fred, Bed, and Pillow (from right to left).
Comments from Eddie
This evening, Vincent was eating some ravioli with tomato sauce. Eddie took a look at him and said "Vincent looks so cute with that beard!"
Later, Eddie commented "Did you know that police can be friends, too?"
"Oh yeah?" I said.
"Yeah, they play with all the kids."
"Oh."
"And the police friends don't even put them in jail!"
Later, Eddie commented "Did you know that police can be friends, too?"
"Oh yeah?" I said.
"Yeah, they play with all the kids."
"Oh."
"And the police friends don't even put them in jail!"
Sunday, September 20, 2015
Friday, September 18, 2015
Playground
Eddie decided to build a playground out of Legos. He built a swing and a jungle gym (with a tree to sit on) all on his own. Then he directed me to help him with a slide, a see-saw, and monkey bars. Later he added a play house. It has all the playground highlights!
Writing
Eddie has begun attempting to write his name! He did all these letters on his own. He was having fun making them really long.
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
Kindergarten
Eddie has started junior kindergarten! He's just three, but kids start kindergarten here in the calendar year that they turn four.
He came back from his second day today and told me about what he did. "We all lied down, and the teacher blew up a balloon. Then we boinked it around. Then we floated away in it."
"You floated away in it?" I asked.
"I think that was magic," he said.
He came back from his second day today and told me about what he did. "We all lied down, and the teacher blew up a balloon. Then we boinked it around. Then we floated away in it."
"You floated away in it?" I asked.
"I think that was magic," he said.
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