My Little Star
By winterose
@winterose (39887)
Canada
August 22, 2008 8:10pm CST
You have all read about my teenage years and now we come to a new chapter, some info about my son.
My little star is about my son's first Christmas pageant,
you can read the article here:
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/976738/my_little_star.html?cat=4
now for discussion questions
Were you ever afraid that your child may not perform properly in a school related activity and then were surprised because he or she did much better than you expected, please tell me about it.?
Do your children or did your children if they are already grown up, like to participate in school activities?
What was the most wonderful thing that your child did in school?
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3 responses
@winterose (39887)
• Canada
23 Aug 08
that is good, our kids had no choice, they had to participate as you saw from my story.
@kbourgerie (8780)
• United States
23 Aug 08
There have been many things I could mention that I considered to be wonderful over the years with my children, but the one thing that sticks out in my mind was at my youngest sons kindergarten graduation. The theme was Hawaiian and all the children graduating wore leis. In the middle of the ceremony my son stopped what he was doing and walked over to his younger sister and put his lei around her neck. I thought it was one of the kindest acts I had seen a young child perform.
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@chertsy (3797)
• United States
2 Sep 08
I have went to every single program that my daughters have been in. I have never been worried or afraid that they wouldn't perform properly. Now I was the mom sitting there with a smile from one ear to the other, because I was so excited seeing them up there having fun. Now my kids mainly do Christmas programs, so we go and see them sing songs. My oldest did a program where she was a flower, she was so cute standing up there singing her songs. Now that she's in middle school, I don't know what they will do this school year. It doesn't matter, I will be there with a grin from one ear to the other watching them.
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