Thursday, September 30, 2010

The Rest of September

Story Time

the highlight of her week


counting


shaking our rattles


"head and shoulders, knees and toes..."


even better, the theme was CATS, and Jill made this orange kitty


it was windy outside!


down the steps by herself


laughing in the wind



Zoo

watching the orangutans eat breakfast


there they are


We got a private audience with this elephant while he ate his breakfast.






Police Academy

making "apple walnut raisin soup for dinner"


serving up some soup


Beach

"Where's da sand, Mama?"







Visiting Friends and Kittieseating spaghetti for the first time


throwing rocks in the pond with her friend



Apple Festival

watching the mama and baby ducks


mama and baby silky chickens


riding a pony (This cost $5 for what turned out to be a 25 second ride, but it was so worth it to see how proud she was after the ride was over!)


Riding a Horse!






Baseball

She LOVES all sports and insisted we play baseball in the house. We used her gingerbread man puppet as a bat since our real bat is not for indoor use.


She made me get out a winter glove because she said she needed a glove to play baseball. I have no idea where she learned that since we don't watch sports, but she knew it!


Playing Baseball





Telling about the glove





Museum

Jill made 3 apples to put on the tree/wall

stacking blocks with the activity leaders

Clifford! (She had been waiting for this exhibit to open for 2 months.)

driving the truck

using the restaurant's cash register

playing the instruments was her favorite part

so happy!

"Dwums, Mama!"

sliding down Clifford's tail

driving the Metro bus


Aquarium
Leonard the goldfish is the official greeter

standing by Leonard

scuba diver Jill

touching sea stars

jellyfish Jill

One more video, just for fun

1 comment:

The Moskal Family said...

Our library sucks...it won't let me bring Owen to story time until he's three, and I think that is SO dumb. Whatever.
Jill looks like she loves it and has a blast! I love the Clifford exhibit too! How fun that you guys have access to such neat things in a metro area!
miss you!!