Grant's first day stats:
Grade: 5-7 classroom
What he wants to be when he grows up: A scientist or teacher
Favorite summer memory: Telluride
Most looking forward to this school year: Learning about trees and science
You would think that going back to the same classroom would make the transition easier. But as soon as G saw his classroom door, he was in tears. Multiple hugs and dried tears later, I waved good-bye. There were more tears the next day, but drop-off got easier as the week went on.
Meanwhile, Miles was home sick on the first day of school.
He spiked a fever on Sunday evening and started throwing up in the middle of the night. When his fever was down again the next day, we attempted school. The first day he seemed fine in the morning, but his teachers said he wasn't himself. So we kept him home another day to recover. Finally on Thursday morning when he bounced into our room fully of Miles energy, I figured he was finally ready.
Miles' first day stats:
Grade: Preschool (3-6 classroom)
What he wants to be when he grows up: A mountain climber
Favorite part of summer: Riding the ski lift (at the state fair)
Most looking forward to this year: Music and working with (his friend) Jax
It was a rocky start, to be sure, but everyone seems to be settling into their routines now. They both have positive things to say about school at the end of the day and lots of school work to share.




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