So proud of this handsome little man.
And so happy to have been part of the Y Family.
Alekzander grew so much and was well loved
by his teacher, Ms. Meaghan,
and the preschool director, Ms. Celeste.
His teacher shared a personalized speech about Alekzander and his classmates.
I hope he never grows out of his enthusiasm for life!
We are all well aware of the poem “Everything I Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten.” What the author didn’t know is that an equal amount can be learned in TK. Here is what I learned this year from my wise students:
From Addie we learned to sit up straight and sing loud and proud!
Alekzander taught us to bring enthusiasm to all we do. Even a trip to the across the teen center can be very exciting for Alekzander.
The always virtuous Alivia encouraged her friends to do their best and to always be honest.
From Brooks I learned that it is appropriate to start sentence, “Do you know what?”
From Carden we learned friendship. We could never lose Carden in a crowd as there is always someone shouting his name to say hello.
If you are having a bad day, seek out Charlie and make her giggle. It’s contagious.
It was hard to choose just one thing about Cole but one of my favorites is that he would tell me he loves me because I’m pretty and I’m nice. So, from Cole we learned flattery will get you everywhere, kid!
Jonah taught us that we you see an open field you should run. Fast. Really fast.
Lowery taught us that everything should end with jazz hands. It just makes things more interesting.
Lucas was our local TK expert. Instead of asking Siri, we could just ask Lucas.
Should you ever need a lesson in getting back up after you fall, you should come watch Marco play on the playground. He gets back up everytime!
Neve brought spunk into the classroom everyday. And should you ever have a Taylor Swift dance party, you should definitely invite Neve.
Riley taught us there are two ways to end a conversation: with a snuggle or strike a pose, both equally successful.
From sweet Sally we learned to share. If your child ever came home covered in stickers – from head to toe- you have Sally to thank.
And finally Tristan taught us the ins and outs of Lego ships. Should they be Star Wars or not, Tristan can help construct the perfect ship to fit your mood.
I love teaching TK. The beginning of the year is like a family reunion and by the end of the year, although the kids fight sometimes like brothers and sisters, they have all have grown and learned so much. I’m so proud of all of them and know they will shine in kindergarten!
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