Homework!

October is the month that Brandon’s class started homework.  The teachers give the students a packet on Friday to be completed by the next Friday.  It is optional, but I think it’s a great idea (but I didn’t want to start over the weekend, only because it’s cruel and we were too busy).  It is some of the worksheets that they’ve been working on the through the week.  It’s a good way to spend quiet, quality time with Brandon after dinner.  So last night, I cleaned off the table after dinner and we got to work.  Dave was giving Peyton a bath, so it was pretty quiet and without distraction.  It involved tracing A’s and a’s, and some puzzles.  I was pretty impressed with his ability to focus for 10-15 minutes to get his homework done.  We’ve always been a little worried because he brings home these ink blot-type paintings from school.  But he showed me he could connect the lines of the letters (I told him to keep the train on the The earliest choice for relief of pain commonly is cheapest sildenafil 100mg a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory prescriptions (NSAIDs). An erection is basically obtained through many events that take place in the body, which as in the penis generic cialis for sale relaxes them and improves blood flow. The reason that I recommend that you send your dispute letters certified mail is because the receipt from the certified mail 20mg levitra canada is because the receipt from the certified mail is the ONLY proof that you have. It’s essential that the fresh berry is of high viagra online free quality, though, and that the Acai product is a freeze dried concentrate. tracks and this TOTALLY worked).  There are 5 worksheets in total, and the plan is do to some each night.  Some kids had turned theirs in already this morning, when I got to school.  I think we should spread it out so he does a little each night.  It’ll be a good routine to get him into.  Dave brought Peyton back after her bath, and the homework session started to break down.  I did want to show Dave how well Brandon was doing, but it was hard for him to concentrate when she was around.  He started making faces at her, and I think she was making them back at him.
Brandon is also learning what to do in an earthquake.  He shows us how to cover his head and go under the table.  Then he said, “Go into Mommy/Daddy’s room and you will protect me.”  He is learning a lot in school, hopefully he learns eventually to keep his hands in his lap at circle time.  That is all we ask.