Like both of her parents, six-year-old Keri definitely seems to have a passion for learning. She recently created this little masterpiece just for fun. With pride in her voice, she eagerly told me what she drew to represent each letter sound.
I am amazed at the complexity that exists in the minds of little children.
Wow what a great job!!!
that is so cool–what an artist.
Love it! Happy Ww….
http://happywonderer.wordpress.com/2007/11/12/wordless-wednesday-tuesday-edition-2/
Super cute! We’re so excited to see you next week!
That is very impressive. Great handwriting too. Happy WW!
I’m simply blown away. Wow.
This is great!
I’ve found that Jordan’s own projects he cooks up are much more interesting & learning intensive than what his teacher sends home as homework.
Your daughter is very creative & cute.
David started learning “cursive” and Andrew teased him by asking him why the teacher was teaching him to swear. Honestly.
That’s awesome!!!
What a hardworking and creative daughter you have there! Really!
That is too cool!!
Okay…you’ve got a smart girl on your hands!!!
Seriously, tentacle? That’s so funny. It’s definitely not the word I would have come up with for the letter T.
Wow, what great work! I think sometimes we give our little ones way too little credit. Their capacity to learn is amazing!
wowzer..what a little smarty!!
so cute L:
you made me think of something funny my 17 y/o daughter ~A said when she was 6 y/o and in K. she had to put together a collage each week for a particular letter. this one sunday night, the letter was “O” and she had me laughing my guts out because she was trying to think of a word that started with “O” and she says, “OVARY?” that still kills me to remember that funny moment. she had no idea what she said! thanks for reminding me of such a fun moment.
happy weekend to you and your cute little family,
kathleen
I love it! Great job Keri,it’s so great to see children using their imagination..have a great day;=)
Wow! That is really great especially for a 6 year old! Very talented! You must be so proud of her!
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What excellent penmanship she has! I am quite impressed!
Very cute! I love watching my kids do everything better than I could ever do it. They are much more creative than I am.
Wow – this really made me smile! I still have a cute note from her taped on the monitor of my computer. What a darling girl! Luv, Gramma Dani