rich indeed.
we had signs to carry
investigating to do
songs to learn (thank you jen and abby!)
dreams to tell
messages to share
what a blur of memories we all hold
rich indeed.
we had signs to carry
investigating to do
songs to learn (thank you jen and abby!)
dreams to tell
messages to share
what a blur of memories we all hold
prairie daze 
Those have to be some of the sweetest photos I’ve ever seen. I LOVE them. The emotions they evoke are priceless. What a wonderful experience for all of you. You should be proud Mom!
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Yes, awesome pictures!! It looks like a spread in a magazine. Great way to remember this special day.
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thank you, kristin, for touching all the children you do, and what that means for them!
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I, too, hope that no one gets eaten by a fox or a wolf. :)
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These pics made me miss the preschool and the kids.
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i wish we’d have been there.
i sat here…sick and watched oprah’s MLK special…and cried.
i love this week at preschool.
see you in the morning!
-meg
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what a beautiful commemoration of such an important day.
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Oh. This made me cry. Really. Xxx
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Can Sophie come to your daycare?
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I am an elementary art teacher and many of my projects have to do with imagination and self-discovery (“what would you look like if you were 100 years old?” “What if you could fly? Where would you go?”)
but looking at your blog has made me decide to do a lesson on MLK and his teachings. I especially want to emphasize his ideas about love and peace and the work it takes to get there. I feel like “I have a Dream” has become a soundbyte for him, and he was so much more than that.
Also I do a lesson on William Wegman, the Weimereiner photographer, and your preschoolers might get a kick out of some kind of adaptation of this lesson.
http://www.artsonia.com/museum/gallery.asp?exhibit=27943
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