Today Isaac's school had a Veteran's Day Program to honor all the veterans in their lives and in our country. A few weeks ago the kids were asked to bring in pictures of any family members that served in the military, so Isaac brought in a picture of Grandpa. He was very proud to bring that picture and honor him. The program today was very special, and I think the kids learned a lot from it. I'm thankful Isaac is in a school that takes time out to honor the veterans that serve our amazing country.
Isaac had some homework this weekend; he had to disguise a turkey so that he wouldn't get eaten on Thanksgiving. He chose to make an Aggie football player. (Hannah doesn't miss a chance to be in a picture.)
The kindergarteners were the first ones in the cafeteria, so I snapped a few pictures as they were getting settled.
Each K class represented a branch of the armed forces; Isaac's class represented the Coast Guard.
Hannah loved the performance...after each song or presentation she clapped and yelled, "Yay!" I had multiple people tell me that she would one day be a cheerleader. Isaac's teacher said that Isaac looked at her at one point and said, "Did you hear that? That was my sister saying Isaac." Heehee, that girl does not have a volume knob, she's always loud and always calling out for her bubba.
The veterans were honored during this performance, they all sat together on the stage.
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