Snow day with Chay




One of my son likes it hot, one likes it cold. Today there is no work for me and a fun-filled homeschooling day for Chay! We practiced writing and spelling his first and last name. He also work on his reading today and we had lots of fun doing it. He is a very tactile learner so we practiced writing his name in the snow. He is also a big cuddler so afterwards we had hot cocoa with marshmallows and enjoyed our special time together.
I am trying to enjoy my last few months before he heads off to kindergarten. It's something to be happy and a little sad at the same time. I love my boy!

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  1. Your boys are adorable!
    (I found your blog on Cafemom :)

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  2. Thank you. They make me smile!

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