Congratulations! You've officially graduated from Pre-K! For months your class has been preparing for the big day - learning lyrics and motions for over 10 songs. Unfortunately when the big moment came, you got a little stage fright. I'm not sure if you got upset because you were a second behind when the first song started, but after that milli-second, you were terrified to go back on stage. Mom and Dad tried our best to encourage you to keep singing with your friends, but you just kept saying- "there are too many eyes, too many parents." Instead we watched your friends perform from the audience and you went back on stage for your gift and prediction. Lucky for us- you're a smarty pants, and treated us to a private performance Saturday morning. No music and teachers showing you the motions needed. :)
Regardless of any performance anxiety, Mom and Dad are so proud of you and are looking forward a carefree summer and great start to Kindergarten in August.
Post-graduation you admitted to being a little embarrassed at first when you put on your class t-shirt. (You're not really fan of t-shirts.) After the luncheon, Mommy took you to get your nails done (you got a pink, purple, and yellow pattern). Then we headed to Spencer's for some afternoon play. Somehow you ended up getting a huge splinter in your right foot, and then a gash in your left foot. Ms. Ana took great care of you, but you might want to wear your shoes a little more.
We love you bunches! Here's the full break-down of pics-
Graduation program-
Ready for the performance-
Tears-
More tears-
Trying to get you to go back on stage-
Helping Ms. Karen hand out flowers to the teachers - Ms. Marissa, Ms. Jacqueline, and Ms. Alex (who basically taught you for 3 years!)
After the performance, waiting for your prediction and gift-
At the luncheon- eating cake and looking at Crawford's yearbook-
Post-luncheon pics with Mom and Dad-
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