On May 3rd, the boys school had there annual art night which is their spring music concerts as well as a fundraiser for the school where they sell some art work for each kid. It's a super fun night. The boys loved showing off their art work that was hanging on the wall.
Clark was first:
He had a personal bobble head doll that we all love....it has been hanging in the hallway of the school all year and every month a new handwriting assignment would appear next to each respective bobble head for the Kindergarten classes. (It was super fun to see what they wrote all year about different topics). He also had a heart, Christmas tree star, leaf and flower for sale.
Managed a quick one with both boys in front of Clark's work.
Next, we found Logan's work:
He had made a "popcorn" tree, finger print daisies, and created his own moon.
I also managed a quick picture of the two boys in front of Logan's work:
As well as a close-up of Logan's:
Apparently, I forgot to get a close up of Clark's...oops! :)
Next up was the concert part. Lucky for us, the preschool class sang with the Kindergartners, so we got to see both boys at the same time and only attend one concert that night.
Logan is at the end on the front and Clark is 2 rows above him, one kid in.
Let's just say the concert was highly entertaining.
Logan normally isn't at school on his classes music day, so Logan only knew some of the songs and really didn't want to sing once he was up there (I wasn't going to have him sing, but he saw all the kids and wanted to go, so we let him go, but really this is mostly how he looked the entire time he was up there):
Logan did sing a few words, just not many.
Clark on the other hand knew all the songs and sang most of the time.
I managed one video of the performance (not the best, but we didn't have a great angle, so this was the best it got).
Overall, it was a super fun night and I love how excited the boys
get to get all dressed up and have Mom and Dad come to their school so they can show off.
Thanks for working hard on your art work boys and in school in general!
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