...leader of the Indian tribe "Likestosingalot".
We had the pleasure of attending my daughters first ever Primary grades Musical, titled "The First Thanksgiving". We were so excited that she was in her first school production, and to know that there are many more to come. The gymnasium was packed full of kiddos wearing grocery sack indian vests and paper pilgrim bibs.
Reminded me a little of herding cattle at a Red Carpet event (so many parents trying to take pictures and get a seat), and I should have taken a picture of all the people tripping over sound chords to get their child's picture.
Really, it was a precious event with Indians and Pilgrims singing beautiful songs about being thankful. Every single song spoke about God and His blessings somewhere in the lyrics. Mind you, we are at a public school. LOVE IT! The music teacher first explained that, "This is a little performance, for little people". In other words, short and sweet. She knows how to run a show! The thing that made me the most proud was this...
(I covered up her name with the stickers), but that girl has her priorities straight! This was on her door going into her room. I am amazed at how quickly this child "gets" it.
Her class also has been working in completing Native American dioramas. They divided the class into tribes, and my daughter was in the "Cheyenne" tribe. They had to present this to the rest of the class, and each child had a line to memorize. I was amazed when I saw the finished product! I have to admit, I was a little skeptical when her teacher sent a note home asking us to send in sticks and dirt. Huh? So, here is the end result...
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!!
