Kindergarten Ready Rally

The beginning of this month we took Aidan to the mall where they had a Ready rally for the future kindergarten kids. They had several tables set up with fun things for the kids to do. We planted seeds, matched colors and numbers and even went through a tray line to show the kids what the cafeteria will be like.
Adley wanted to participate too!
Aidan with his trayThe boys on a school bus
Aidan was so cute - when he sat down in his seat on the bus he asked 'where is my seat belt?'

We took Aidan about a week later to the school to register for next year. They took him into a room by himself and did an evaluation so they could see what he has learned already. When Aidan was done I asked him what they asked him - he said they wanted to know if he knew his colors, shapes, numbers, the alphabet, etc. I asked him if he got them all right and he said 'Of course, it was easy'. I hope he isn't too bored next year.

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Andrea and Blake said…
what grown up boys you have - do you feel old? I would - just kidding!
April 29, 2008 at 11:33 PM
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