Our ward is split in half by a very major road. Unfortunately this road is also a school boundary break. Every single child her age lives in the other half of the ward. I've been pretty bummed that she wouldn't be joining them in school for a while now. It's just going to take a little more effort on my part to make sure their schedules don't get in the way of their friendships (Leah will be going to a year round schedule and the other kids will be traditional).
And now: a clip (or two) from the program, "The Oversized Turnip."
3 comments:
Congrats to Leah! What huge accomplishments! I know how you feel about her friends all being in the other school. Our ward covers at least four HIGH schools, and I have no idea how many elementary schools. You'll find ways to keep those friendships alive!
I cannot believe she is going to be in kindergarten. Our ward was two different elementary schools too when I was growing up.
I stumbled upon your blog and I gotta that I love the videos of the kids. It reminds me of how open to life kids are and in the moment they are. Most adults would be serious and stiff and quiet while the kids are just loving it and vocal about it! Very cute.
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