If I would let him he would play his DS all day long, but we don't, so she doesn't (unless we are on vacation or in the car for a loooong time). He lives and breaths Star Wars all the time. He has yet to figure out how to use the "forest" to get things done, but he still tries every once in a while. He still makes us laugh with all his funny and grown up things he says. Today, I asked him to run down stairs and get his jacket. He said, "mom, but I am dizzy, remember?! You get it, please". He was sick a few weeks ago and figured out that if you are dizzy you can just stay and do nothing. Of course I said, "fine, i will go get it". As I was running down the stairs he whispered "ha, it worked!" THE LITTLE BUGGER! I let it go since we were in a hurry to run out the door, but seriously the kid is just a nut! He has pulled this "i'm dizzy" bit a few times, he just doesn't want to do it.
He is in pre-school and he really enjoys it. He is a bit timid, but has managed to make friends. He has a lot of work to do with his writing and coloring, but I think he just gets bored with it all. If school was electronic he would have no problem at all :) As my schedule has gotten busier, I have not been the best at keeping track of all his stuff and I missed out on his field trip. I felt SO bad! He told me that there was a field trip that morning and I just said, not today. Seriously, the poor kid! I hope he forgets this soon and that I can make it up (at least for myself)
He can almost get away with anything so long as he looks at us with his puppy dog eyes that are almost irresistible!
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Ethan didn't care much for school work either. It was not a big deal to me that he didn't care for coloring until he started kindergarten and I got a note asking me if he had any experience with coloring...we worked at it and now he loves, loves coloring...his writing is good but is so funny to me how he tries to make his sentences as short as he can...so he doesn't have to write as much. It's fun to watch them grow.
Kids are sneaky little things aren't they? I'm glad my Hannah isn't the only one with coloring issues.
Yes, kids know just how to get what they want. Little stinkers. LOL They know how to do it when they are teenagers too.
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