He only wanted to do this a couple of minutes this morning. I didn’t get a whole lot out of him. 🙂

What do you like about your family?: “I like J in the pool. I like my sister. I like to play tea cup with her. I like playing with a frog. I like to play with the music player with J. I like that J is a princesses.” 

What do you like about Papa?: “I like him being married with Mama” “When we get bigger, and bigger, we can be married?”

What do you like about Mama?: “I like playing on her computer.“

Do you go to school?: “School is in my house. We play school in my house. Can I play school now? I like school. I like when we are doing something. When you are showing me how to do on the paper. When we trace, and when we do stencils. “

What do you like to eat? “Pasta, Pizza. “ 

Food i don’t like: “Chicken, peas” 

Other things I like: “I like to play on the computer. (Noggin.com and PBS.org) I like to play picture taking. I like the deep blue sea.”

Most Thursdays we make a trip to our library to check out books and sometimes a video or two. We also like to catch story time when we can.

This is what we have had checked out, and plan to return today.

• Dinosaur dinners / written by Lee Davis.
• Drat that fat cat! / by Pat Thomson ; illustrated by Ailie Busby.
• The complete adventures of Charlie and Willy Wonka / Roald Dahl ; illustrated by Joseph Schindelman. (a fun book to read aloud to the kids)
• Potty time with Bear [videorecording] / Jim Henson Company.(we are working on potty training both kids)
• The Thanksgiving beast feast / Karen Gray Ruelle.
• Thanksgiving Day / story by Anne Rockwell ; pictures by Lizzy Rockwell.
• Farmer Brown shears his sheep : a yarn about wool / by Teri Sloat ; illustrated by Nadine Bernard Westcott (we loved this one!)
• Mary and the fairy / written by Penny Dolan ; illustrated by Deborah Allwright.
• Fire truck / Peter Sis.
• The lot at the end of the block / Kevin Lewis ; illustrated by Reg Cartwright.
• Zoo do’s and don’ts / Todd Parr.
• K is for kissing a cool kangaroo / by Giles Andreae ; illustrated by Guy Parker-Rees.

The kids like the ones that rhyme the most. They are fun to read so I don’t mind checking those out. I try to pick out books on subjects that we have talked about over the week….not always though.