It looks more like fall then spring outside. There goes my plans to garden the morning away as Aidan and Ethan are at school. I will sit and miss them dearly after delivering fund raising letters for a new project. In May I will be teaching a Little Green Thumb Class to ten 3-5 year old children. This is a double challenge and a dream at the same time. I use to want to be a preschool teacher when I was eight. I fear not being liked by young children. Since I truly believe that kids are the best judge of character, being their friend is amongst my priorities in life. My other fear is running a two hour class environment for such a young age group. Will they look at me with eyes glazed over? Will they be able to keep their hands off the supplies as I speed through instruction? We'll see May 6th.
Last night:
As if there weren't dinner dishes to clear off the counter, or two loads of laundry waiting to be neatly folded and properly dispersed, Kyle allowed me time to text Emmi while admiring new wall art -a Queen Anne Farm's Market add from Seattle '09. Thanks Julia. Something about having inspiration in sight propelled me to dream more delicious ideas for the Little Green Thumb ambassadors. A blog of their own. The Little Green Thumb Project is going paperless. Parent communication will be posted on the blog and through email! This is so my children's generation! The blog will be a wonderful platform to thank our sponsors, The Trumbull Nature and Arts Center where our classes will be held, as well as show case how much we are doing and learning in class. Stay tuned folks.
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