Brennan was bursting with excitement. It was really cute. His teachers thought I had fed him sugar for dinner. Here we have penguins from his winter projects.
And a sad looking polar bear.
Each child got a ribbon that they were supposed to put on their favorite piece of artwork of their own. After browsing his options, Brennan decided to choose his rainbow fish.
From the fall, turkeys and reindeer were on display.
The stegosauruses were one of my favorites.
All the kids seemed to really like the pig pen. Brennan almost awarded his pig the ribbon, but decided to go with the rainbow fish.While we were viewing the artwork, Tyler played in the class kitchen with Kami, Carter's little sister who is six month younger than him.
Then Tyler caught sight of Julia's arrival and ran across the room, screeching with delight to greet her. Tyler loves Julia and usually hugs her until she asks me to pry him off of her. He was smitten with her dress and shoes and was making indications in his own language and with gestures to say that he liked them. It was adorable.
Each class had a display in the meeting hall. Brennan's class had the bear cave. Brennan pointed out that his bear had the biggest smile - and he was right! It did! In the last month or so, all of Brennan's projects have had smiles again, which is great to see. After the art show, we headed to Friendly's for ice cream. It was a fun and special evening!



