End of Eya's Summer Class

Eya's last week went smoothly - no more tears!!!

Monday

*She now trusts her teachers more. Whenever I take her to class, she'd hold her teacher's hand and go inside, no more fuss.
*She's more behaved, more keen at following instructions. After play time, when the teacher rang the bell for them to go back inside, she did not make a fuss. She just went back with the group, quietly. She did not even force me to go back with her, as she would have done during the first week.

Tuesday

*At the end of the class, she went out the room proudly holding her "rainbow band" and "ocean in a bottle," the results of their art activities.
*She told me enthusiastically and with action that they danced in class - a sign that she's becoming more expressive.
*She also played "bulagaan" with one of her older classmates, a sign that she's getting more comfortable with other kids.

Wednesday

*Tie dye shirt day, an activity which everyone enjoyed, as the teacher told us.
*Eya was a little quiet at dismissal, but Teacher Owen told us that she was well-behaved, a good girl all through the class.

Thursday

*Wet Day! It was nice to see Eya in her red two-piece. She enjoyed splashing around in the water, but she was the first to get tired of it - maybe because they were too many inside the inflatable pool or it was getting cold. When she got out of the room, she was dressed in her dyed shirt and ready to go home. The shirt was nice.

Eya was not able to attend the Laua Party on Friday, she was just too tired she was not able to get up on time. The summer session's last day was the first day that Eya missed. She was never absent except for this, but she was late a few times. Some of the parents, myself included, were sort of disappointed because there was no certificate or a sort of token or souvenir from the playschool that our children attended their summer class.