So i had to take my Bug out of the head start school he was just in, it just wasn't the right program for him.
Through the couple months he was there i did learn a few things...
A. My child is super smart
-He puts together puzzles three at time (like mix three different puzzle pieces up in one pile) while all the other kids are trying to do one AND he still finishes before they do! BOMB.COM
B. He gets bored at mundane tasks
-sitting on the mat of shapes and going through a list of 12 kids to each have a turn to point out a color or shape on the bored...he sees no point. Instead the bug starts handing out books to the kids like hey guys lets keep busy and read.
C. He likes to stay busy and challenged
-He sits still at challenges trying to concur them, like trying to use the safety scissor and cut shapes out. Its new and he wants to figure it out and complete the task before you move on to something new.
D. He will act out and find something to occupy him if he is bored.
-Everyone is sitting at the table waiting on a kid to finish their food, my Bug decides to go get a toy and sit quietly and play. (this was a problem with his teachers because it was not the scheduled activity) So when he is told to put it all away and sit at the table break down occurs because he is being forced back into boredom
I think i am going to have a challenge with finding the right school, program and teachers for him as our public education journey begins so i am trying to find new things to do in between to prepare us for this next step.
I am grateful that the grandparents is with during the day teach him and show him things that he would not be able to do at school. which makes me sad for some of the kids who have to only learn within those walls. For example i know the teach kids animals and the sounds they make. I do the same with the Bug at home like other parents do as well (i assume). My Bug went to PaPa's and he not only reinforced the names and sounds BUT he took him to the zoo to see and hear.
My Bug knows snakes say ssssssssssss, but now when you ask him what snakes do he says "Snakes Bite". He knows now that he can read about lizards and see one behind a glass with no issue, but if it one outside the glass or able to be touched, he is cool and content looking only while he stands behind closest adult.
I guess its through the mud that's where our clear water lies. We will keep filling his mind and satisfying curiosity's in learning.
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