Isla has had day two and day three at school so finished her first half-week. She says that she is definitely in need of a day off, so lucky it is the weekend tomorrow! She has been playing hopscotch and using the 'big children's' climbing frame in the main playground while the rest of the school is in lessons. She has been playing 'pass the squeeze' and 'pass the smile' games with her classmates, painting faces and writing names on leaves. She has also been playing mums and babies with her friends, looking for ants in sunflowers and learning where everything is in her new school. She's met her buddy from an older class who used to be our neighbour and will help her settle in even more. She has had some more snacks (milk and a tomato (?!) on day two and milk and raisins on day three). She's done loads in just the past three mornings and I am very proud of her.
In the mornings, Evie has been making chocolate biscuits and going to rhyme time at the library. Evie sometimes asks where Isla is and misses her. Although Isla's absence means there is much much more chocolate biscuit dough for her to eat!
When Isla's been around, they've been investigating stuff in the garden (fighting over the tomatoes, collecting lots of flowers, squirting water pistols...)
After an episode of Umizoomi (new favourite programme), we made ice cream pizzas using a biscuit, ice cream and sweets.
Evie stayed up late last night making a train out of Duplo:
This afternoon we did some colouring, watched some Paw Patrol and made a squirrel out of wooden blocks:
Isla and Evie pretended to go camping (can you see the campfire?!).
And then we read some 'Fantastic Mr Fox'. They have just found the chicken house and are on their way to outwit the horrible farmers even more! Goodnight!
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