Wil started preschool!! He is enrolled in half-days on Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday — we are easing into it, But its nice to have him in a structured environment again. I think its important for Wil to be amongst other kids and not always be at the top of the pecking order. That being said, it has been a rough adjustment. I thought it would be easier given his time at daycare, but I guess he has forgotten those days. Wil is being a bit of a bully and having a hard time following directions. They get a ‘green’, ‘yellow’, or ‘red’ report card each day. Wil has had a mix – including some ‘red’ days where there have been incidences of him being a little tough with other kids.
Luckily, they hired an extra aid to help with the 10-kid class, and it seems they are keeping a closer eye on him to nip any arguments in the bud and help Wil figure out this whole ‘sharing’ and ‘listening’ thing. This past week he had all ‘green’ days! Woo! Keep it up Wil!
Here is our ‘cubby conference’ day:
At home with his backpack:
In front of School:
Running into school!! He loves it, Runs every day!
You need to get buzzed in around these parts:
This is a preschool that is part of the K-5th grade elementary school down in Canton, so he is getting used to bells, and big kids, and walking to different rooms for different classes. I think it’s a great intro into the school setting. It totally reminds me of St. Charles. Here he is waiting for our cubby conference. Every new preschooler had a set time to meet with the teacher and check out the classroom before the first official day.
Followed by his first day:
Cubby:
Dismissal:
He has music class on Tuesdays, Spanish on Wednesdays and Gym class on Thursdays, in addition to his normal class time with his teacher where they are working on counting and their ABCs. Two of my other friends have little boys enrolled in the same class, so he had 2 buddies that he knew going in and we are already meeting and hanging out with new friends! I’m really happy that we started pre-school this year instead of waiting another whole year. He really loves going every morning and I’m glad he’s figuring out how to behave in a classroom setting. I think hes going to have a GREAT year!
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