August 25, 2009

Kindergarten, here she comes!

Today was Reagan’s first day of Kindergarten. We moved to Florida just in time to get her enrolled and ready to go to school. She was a little sad before school started, just because she realized she was not going to be going to school with all her Arizona friends, but as the big day got closer, she grew more excited.

This morning, she woke up and ran into our room, “GOOD MORNING”, cheery as ever. Daddy took the morning off work to drop her off at school with us, so we all got to go eat a good breakfast together before school started.

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Then it was off to school to join the crowd of parents dropping kids off on the first day. We had great timing, and got there right before the heavy traffic started. We all walked to the classroom together and took a few pictures before going into the room. Reagan picked out her outfit for school and we had to get a picture of her huge backpack that she can barely carry!

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Then into the classroom we went. Reagan walked right in, started talking to Ms. Young and all was good. Ms. Young is such a nice teacher and made Reagan feel so welcome. Ms. Young took a family picture of us and we got a couple pictures of Reagan before we left her to start her day. She looked very happy and comfortable as we left her. We are sure she is going to have a great day!

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Mom and Dad were not sad to see her go. We were happy and excited for her, therefore no tears were shed. Mom is a little nervous about the pick up process and tomorrows drop off process, as I am dropping her at the circle and she is walking by herself to class tomorrow. I am sure it is all going to work out just fine though, it is just something new we have to get used to!

 

Welcome to Kindergarten, Reagan … you are getting to be such a BIG GIRL!

2 comments:

The Rileys said...

wow...Kindergarten already...where has the time gone! I hope she had a great first day!

Heather Bower said...

She looked super cute, glad all went well. The kids can't wear tanks or no sleeves, but the teachers can? What up with that? :)