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Showing posts with label Joy School. Show all posts
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Thursday, June 2, 2016

Joy School "Graduation"

I'm not sure why it is called a graduation, but that's what it is called. I would just call it an end of the year party. Oh well. We had family come and see these cute little kids. They sang some songs, we gave them stuff, we watched a video, and we had food. It was fun and one last little gathering of our Joy School friends. Thanks to all who helped us, and the other mothers who worked hard to teach our little ones.







Thursday, May 26, 2016

More of Joy School

I ended up getting more pictures of the kids at Joy School - coloring! They always enjoy the craft, no matter what it is. I love to see what they create and enjoy hearing what they talk about. Some times it is very random stuff. Other times it is very thought provoking. Sweet kids.









Monday, May 23, 2016

Joy School with friends

When I only had three kids, I got involved with Joy School. I just did it at home with my three little kids. We really enjoyed it and if you talk to my oldest three kids, they can share with you some of their memories from Joy School. (We still have Mr. Nobody come and visit us.) 

While we were on the island, I tried to get a group together and do Joy School for my two younger kids (Xiomara and Kemiah at that time). We did it at our house and we had some fun times.

I haven't been very good about doing Joy School with the kids in Michigan, so when some friends mentioned they wanted to start a group, I decided to join them. Domonique was the oldest, Camdilyn was the youngest, Harmonie had two friends her age. I didn't take pictures throughout the year but I did near the end because I wanted to save the memory.

Camdilyn, Eliza, Ruby, Domonique, Harmonie, Henry


Harmonie is the oldest of the three girls.
But not by much because they were born in March and April.

Domonique and Henry - same age and really enjoyed being together.


If my older girls were done with their school work, they could come help out.
It was always fun to have them come and really handy to let them enjoy the younger kids.


They loved snack time.
(I hated it but let them enjoy it.)


Free play time was another favorite time.






It was really a fun school year. The program has changed some since I first started out, (I have version 1.0 and now they have version 2.0) but it's basically the same. I was amazing to watch the kids grow and evolve as we went through the year. Camdilyn couldn't really talk much when we started but by the end she was doing great. Eliza wouldn't talk simply because she was so shy, but she got comfortable and by the end of the year she was fine. (Those are just two of the big examples.) They will certainly miss each other - I think.