Graduation Programs: Hudson and Parks

This has been a wonderful school year! I absolutely loved Mrs. Sheffield and Mrs. Farr and my kids did too. I wanted to put a video of one of Hudson's favorite class songs but Larry said it won't work on this laptop....so I had to settle for just a picture.

Sheffield really loves those kids and her job. Hud's always liked school, but this has been his most favorite year because of her.

Hudson was really bummed they didn't have the spelling bee this year. He said it was his favorite thing to do!

Hudson has Mrs. Whinham for fourth grade, which Tierra had her and liked her and Larry had her too! She doesn't seem that old! Parks has Mrs. Goede. Hudson loved her and keeps telling Parks he will have so much fun in her class. Parks already knows of a few friends in his class and he can't wait for 1st grade to start. He asks me at least once a week when he will be going. Hudson on the other hand had 9 of his good friends get another teacher so I guess he will be making new friends this year. Make new friends, but keep the old...one is silver and the other is gold...isn't that how the saying goes? Hud doesn't seem to mind. He gets along with everybody and loves school and sees all his friends at recess, plays with them after school and has baseball practice and games with 5 of them 3 days a week anyway. Here's hoping for another great year!

Mrs. Farr was Fabulous! She was incredible with the kids and had amazing crafts and projects for them I've never seen before! We will miss her...I hope Logan gets her and Mrs. Sheffield!

Saying his part that he had memorized.

"Skiddamarink-a-dink-a-dink, skiddamarink-a-doo, I love you!"

Mrs. Farr giving Parks a scrapbook from the whole year that had pictures and the kids artwork and penmanship. It was sooo awesome to have the whole school year preserved and scrapbooked in such a cute way! We also watched a 20 min (at least) slideshow of the kids and the different activities they did throughout the year, photos of holiday celebrations, and pictures of them with their crafts they made.

Mrs. Farr also went to a lot of Jazz games and Parks loved finding her in the binoculars. One night I walked him down to see her during half time. She sat right behind the opposing teams bench. (He would yell "Hi Mrs. Farr" and wave thinking she could hear him from way up in the upper section where we sat. ha ha) Their class also enjoyed Farr's icecream treats throughout the year! yummy