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| Aaron helping to make lotion, and learning about different melting points, emulsification, etc. |
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| Aaron's playdough cerebrum |
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| Aaron snapped a picture of mom's playdough brain model |
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| Hilarious. And spunky.. |
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| So sweet |
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| The majority of the pictures I took of her this week had motion blur, because this girl is on the move. |
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| "What? I just want to dive headfirst onto stone tile. Why are you stopping me?" |
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| Alexander was wanting time alone with mom, so they made cookies all by themselves. Alexander was a big helper. |
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| "Look at the candy kiss cookies! I like making cookies with you mom. Mom, you have time for me!" |
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| He is such a character! And getting so much better at reading. |
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| He got a perfect 10/10 on Fruit 2 this week when just 2 weeks ago he barely knew 2 of this set. |
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| Also hilarious. |
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| Andrew love Life of Fred Math, and I think he is learning a lot too. |
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| Andrew helped make dinner one night. |
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| Pizza rolls and carrot sticks |
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| He is really good with his baby sister. |
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| Carrot stick pacifier. Her favorite thing lately. |
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| But funnels are also fun. |
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| Making playdough |
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| Scooting cutie |
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| Snack truck stopped right in front of our house today. The machine in the back of the truck is what makes those non-cheesy cheeto like snacks. Factory and shop in one! |
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| Hardest part of Aaron's (6th grade) math? Handwriting. Oh and writing out the work, which is also handwriting. So much like his mom... By the way, sorry mom. |
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