She's going Monday through Thursday, 12:30-3, with half her class. The other half is attending 8-10:30. They do math and English with their teacher, sitting six feet apart, wearing masks. The students continue to do art, P.E., social studies and science at home.
Day One! Mrs. Dallaire was so excited to see her students in person finally - here, she's taking a selfie with them as they're lined up to go inside.
Violet was nervous about the change, and her stomach hurt. But after school, she seemed happy, and asked if we could walk to Starbucks with Melanie and Christina.
Great idea! And we're so happy that she and Melanie are in the same class, and the same afternoon cohort. They don't get to chat or play together during the school time, but at least we can more easily plan playtime after school.
When we were in Carpinteria, Jenn and I went in this little shop that sold goods made by high school students. I found a catnip-filled felt pizza toy for the cats, since they recently had their 10th birthday.
It was a hit!
We played another new board game this week: Ticket to Ride, Europe. It was fun! And Cora didn't win!
JT brought up her kids Thursday afternoon, as they had a short day for teacher conferences. Callie had fun playing with Jade...
...and Cora led them all in a D&D quest. They were having such a good time, we even let them keep the table and eat dinner there while they played.
And JT and I enjoyed a lovely long walk through the canyon, ending up at Starbucks. Good times.
1 comment:
So pleased that you have actually got back to School ( some normality ).
Callie has really grown and i can see jt in her .Love Nan and Pop.xxxxxxxx
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