“*Dr. Kenneth Zike has said that at least 50% of the children with learning problems referred to the neurological clinic at his hospital had had no traumas, no birth injuries, and no other physical deviations. Their trouble seemed to come from pressure - pressure to do a task that they did not have the maturity to do.”

~Borrowed from Robert Jackson on the world wide web.



Tuesday, August 25, 2009

Live from FIRST GRADE!

Our first day is snugly under our belts and we are looking forward to 179 more days together!
Thank you for sending in all of the supplies for your child. To those of you who went above and beyond to send in extra things, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!! If I do not get a chance to personally thank you, please know how very much I appreciate your generosity!

Your child is working hard to master the routine. Our day moves fast and furious. I can not believe how quickly the day went by. I am sure by the end of the week, they will be exhausted! Wait...maybe I mean I will be exhausted! hahaha :o)
Help your child through this transition by setting up a regular bedtime schedule. Don't forget to read them a bedtime story! :o)

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