This is us..
The Principal
The Headmistress
The Oldest:
- As a ten year old, she has a great appetite and more food 'likes' than 'dislikes'.
- Her table manners and settings are impacable.
- She loves to cook and prepare meals for family members
- She is very neat with her clothing; no longer dropping them on the floor or a chair. Maybe towels, but not her clothes. Always prefer to have clothes iron before wearing it out.
- With very minimal reminder, she is excellent in executing her assigned chores, bathing, brushing hair and teeth; and, she started showing interest to fix her clothes that are dirty or torn.
- She focused on school, friends, extracurricular activities, and family rituals.
- Her even temperament, intellectual stability, and good social skills take her smoothly through her many daily tasks.
- She is able to learn new organizing strategies and enjoys using a family calendar and following daily schedules.
- She is truthful and developing a more mature feeling about right and wrong. Overly sensitive to fairness issues, however, willing to listen well and can concentrate for longer periods of time.
- She loves reading, very productive with school work and pay close attention to form and structure.
- She is very crafty and love to produce her own jewelry, as well as for her dolls.
Favorite themes include time travel, friendships, songs, geography, nature, interior design, equetrian, double digit division and word problems.
The Youngest
- At 8.5 year old, she is able to tackle more complicated household chores and take on more responsibility for taking care of herself.
- She has tons of imagination and often overly confident and complains about being "bored."
- She loves to talk, explain her ideas, but often exaggerate
- She tends to have a limited attention span and love to socialize
- Her handwriting mastery has improved tremendously and excell her peers
- She is good at cooperating in a group and hang with kids of the same gender
- She is still be awkward physically, but like to play hard and therefore gets tired quickly
- She likes responsibility but often don't finish long tasks; short jobs are better.
- She starts showing interest in logic and how things work
- She works best in groups and enjoy the sense of unity and cohesion from group projects at home and co-op.
Favorite themes include nature, fashion and beauty, friendships, geography, TV shows, zoology, multiplication and word problems.
