jour·ney [júrnee]process of development: a gradual passing from one state to another regarded as more advanced, e.g. from innocence to mature awareness
Letters
Here are two precious pictures. The first picture is the alphabet written on a white board by Jennifer. She did almost every letter by memory. She likes making her letters and was quite proud of herself. Although some of her letters are backwards I think she did very well. Jennifer is a very smart little girl. The second photo is mostly the same as the first. It is once again the alphabet, only now in Daniel style. You can see Daniel holding his white board. Daniel is much more shy about his letters than Jennifer, so he wanted me to write most of the letters on a separate board for him to copy. He is a sweety! I'm proud of both Jennifer and Daniel. I love looking at their
shakey letters that they worked so hard to make. I enjoy having them in my class and watching them learn new things everyday. I love to watch their delight as the learn how to do something new. What cuties!
Here are two precious pictures. The first picture is the alphabet written on a white board by Jennifer. She did almost every letter by memory. She likes making her letters and was quite proud of herself. Although some of her letters are backwards I think she did very well. Jennifer is a very smart little girl. The second photo is mostly the same as the first. It is once again the alphabet, only now in Daniel style. You can see Daniel holding his white board. Daniel is much more shy about his letters than Jennifer, so he wanted me to write most of the letters on a separate board for him to copy. He is a sweety! I'm proud of both Jennifer and Daniel. I love looking at their
shakey letters that they worked so hard to make. I enjoy having them in my class and watching them learn new things everyday. I love to watch their delight as the learn how to do something new. What cuties!
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