So, I have this friend. She is awesome. She has a blog that talks about all the funny things that kids say in her classroom. Today at work, the kids were on a roll. They seriously entertained me the whole time I was there. Therefore, I tip my hat to her and would like to give you all just a taste of the kids I have the opportunity to spend time with.
Example 1: My heart smiled today as I watched 6 little three year-olds watch Dora the Explorer. They were so glued to the television. They responded to all her questions and were so excited when they got to help her. Seriously, so cute.
Example 2: I had the bubbles while I was out on the playground. One of the little boys got so excited that I was blowing bubbles. Can anyone say Finding Nemo? He was like the little fish who loves bubbles. He ran around after them yelling: bubbles, bubbles, I love bubbles. He giggled the whole time too. A-dorable.
Example 3: There is a little girl who just turned three about a month ago and is SO smart. She uses words I never knew little kids would know. Today she came up to me with a twisted slinky and said all pitifully, "Emily, It's ruined, just ruined!" I was astounded that she knew that word and could use it in context. So smart.
Example 4: Last, but not least. One little girl came running up to me with her hand in the middle of her chest. She said, "This is where my heart is. Listen, it's beeping." Ha.
So, I hope this brought a little bit of joy to your day. I wanted to share just a little bit from the little kids who I enjoy so much.
Example 1: My heart smiled today as I watched 6 little three year-olds watch Dora the Explorer. They were so glued to the television. They responded to all her questions and were so excited when they got to help her. Seriously, so cute.
Example 2: I had the bubbles while I was out on the playground. One of the little boys got so excited that I was blowing bubbles. Can anyone say Finding Nemo? He was like the little fish who loves bubbles. He ran around after them yelling: bubbles, bubbles, I love bubbles. He giggled the whole time too. A-dorable.
Example 3: There is a little girl who just turned three about a month ago and is SO smart. She uses words I never knew little kids would know. Today she came up to me with a twisted slinky and said all pitifully, "Emily, It's ruined, just ruined!" I was astounded that she knew that word and could use it in context. So smart.
Example 4: Last, but not least. One little girl came running up to me with her hand in the middle of her chest. She said, "This is where my heart is. Listen, it's beeping." Ha.
So, I hope this brought a little bit of joy to your day. I wanted to share just a little bit from the little kids who I enjoy so much.