Re: [AlwaysLearning] Kids at parkday
Alan & Brenda Leonard
2/28/03 23:06:
When...." You've just described my son perfectly.
I think it's partly about being 6, and just like the annoying stages of 2
and 3, it'll go away. I also think it's a lot about this time of year.
It's finally starting to occur to me (I'm a slow learner!) that we often
have most of our problems in late winter, before spring starts and all the
fun stuff Tim loves best.
I don't do park days, because there aren't enough homeschoolers here who
feel that they can leave their curriculum for 2 hours a week to have a park
day. So I can't tell you what I'd do. But I hope it's slightly reassuring
to know that your son sounds perfectly normal to me!
brenda
> Riley is 6. When he gets frustrated he grabs, kicks, screams, pouts. He isYou've got the wrong name in this sentence. It should say, "Tim is 6.
> sensitive and can get his feelings hurt or think people are rude or mean.
When...." You've just described my son perfectly.
I think it's partly about being 6, and just like the annoying stages of 2
and 3, it'll go away. I also think it's a lot about this time of year.
It's finally starting to occur to me (I'm a slow learner!) that we often
have most of our problems in late winter, before spring starts and all the
fun stuff Tim loves best.
I don't do park days, because there aren't enough homeschoolers here who
feel that they can leave their curriculum for 2 hours a week to have a park
day. So I can't tell you what I'd do. But I hope it's slightly reassuring
to know that your son sounds perfectly normal to me!
brenda