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> Note to self: Thank Jake's teacher for sending home a blue

> construction paper with cotton balls, a tongue depresser, some long

> confetti papers and some wadded up orange tissue paper all glued

> randomly to the page. :D

Oh we get stuff like this constantly. I love it! =)

Thanks for pointing it out, Karin, I will make sure to say something Monday.

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> Note to self: Thank Jake's teacher for sending home a blue

> construction paper with cotton balls, a tongue depresser, some long

> confetti papers and some wadded up orange tissue paper all glued

> randomly to the page. :D

Oh we get stuff like this constantly. I love it! =)

Thanks for pointing it out, Karin, I will make sure to say something Monday.

:)

-Sara.

who really, truly, deeply appreciates the excellent teacher has

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> Note to self: Thank Jake's teacher for sending home a blue

> construction paper with cotton balls, a tongue depresser, some long

> confetti papers and some wadded up orange tissue paper all glued

> randomly to the page. :D

Oh we get stuff like this constantly. I love it! =)

Thanks for pointing it out, Karin, I will make sure to say something Monday.

:)

-Sara.

who really, truly, deeply appreciates the excellent teacher has

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on the topic of appropriate artwork.....when sebastian (NT) was in junior

kindergarten (age 4) they did this thanksgiving turkey artwork - i was

volunteering in the classroom this day. each child was given out the cut out

bits of the turkey and instructed on how to put them together to make a turkey

identical to the one the teacher had made. well, sebastian glued the red wobbly

hang off of the throat part (i can't think what it's called) inside the open

beak so it looked like a tongue sticking out. he proudly showed the teacher his

" good idea " as i stood back beaming with pride at my son's ingenuity and

creativity - she gasped dramatically and said " thank god the glue hasn't dried "

pulled the red wobbly thing out of the turkey's mouth and put it where it was

" supposed to go " ! i was horrified! she then hung all 20 identical turkeys on

the bulletin board. michelle mg

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on the topic of appropriate artwork.....when sebastian (NT) was in junior

kindergarten (age 4) they did this thanksgiving turkey artwork - i was

volunteering in the classroom this day. each child was given out the cut out

bits of the turkey and instructed on how to put them together to make a turkey

identical to the one the teacher had made. well, sebastian glued the red wobbly

hang off of the throat part (i can't think what it's called) inside the open

beak so it looked like a tongue sticking out. he proudly showed the teacher his

" good idea " as i stood back beaming with pride at my son's ingenuity and

creativity - she gasped dramatically and said " thank god the glue hasn't dried "

pulled the red wobbly thing out of the turkey's mouth and put it where it was

" supposed to go " ! i was horrified! she then hung all 20 identical turkeys on

the bulletin board. michelle mg

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on the topic of appropriate artwork.....when sebastian (NT) was in junior

kindergarten (age 4) they did this thanksgiving turkey artwork - i was

volunteering in the classroom this day. each child was given out the cut out

bits of the turkey and instructed on how to put them together to make a turkey

identical to the one the teacher had made. well, sebastian glued the red wobbly

hang off of the throat part (i can't think what it's called) inside the open

beak so it looked like a tongue sticking out. he proudly showed the teacher his

" good idea " as i stood back beaming with pride at my son's ingenuity and

creativity - she gasped dramatically and said " thank god the glue hasn't dried "

pulled the red wobbly thing out of the turkey's mouth and put it where it was

" supposed to go " ! i was horrified! she then hung all 20 identical turkeys on

the bulletin board. michelle mg

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> He brought home a picture of a blue sponge painted fish. Bubbles issued

> from the fishes mouth (I could tell they were Putter Bubbles) and the word

> " Books " was written coming out of the bubbles.

>

> Strange little Putt.

Strange but wise.

Sissi

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> He brought home a picture of a blue sponge painted fish. Bubbles issued

> from the fishes mouth (I could tell they were Putter Bubbles) and the word

> " Books " was written coming out of the bubbles.

>

> Strange little Putt.

Strange but wise.

Sissi

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> He brought home a picture of a blue sponge painted fish. Bubbles issued

> from the fishes mouth (I could tell they were Putter Bubbles) and the word

> " Books " was written coming out of the bubbles.

>

> Strange little Putt.

Strange but wise.

Sissi

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well, sebastian glued the red wobbly hang off of the throat part (i can't

think what it's called)

wattles?

inside the open beak so it looked like a tongue sticking out. he proudly

showed the teacher his " good idea " as i stood back beaming with pride at my

son's ingenuity and creativity - she gasped dramatically and said " thank

god the glue hasn't dried " pulled the red wobbly thing out of the turkey's

mouth and put it where it was " supposed to go " ! i was horrified! she then

hung all 20 identical turkeys on the bulletin board.

She's an unimaginative pain, but probably well-meaning.

Putter's artwork comes home looking Putter-ish, I am happy to say.

He brought home a picture of a blue sponge painted fish. Bubbles issued

from the fishes mouth (I could tell they were Putter Bubbles) and the word

" Books " was written coming out of the bubbles.

Strange little Putt.

Salli

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Bubbles issued

> from the fishes mouth (I could tell they were Putter Bubbles) and the word

> " Books " was written coming out of the bubbles.

>

> i love it salli!! that one sounds like a " framer "

I hope that one day Putter will explain to me what all these strange things

mean.

Salli

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Bubbles issued

> from the fishes mouth (I could tell they were Putter Bubbles) and the word

> " Books " was written coming out of the bubbles.

>

> i love it salli!! that one sounds like a " framer "

I hope that one day Putter will explain to me what all these strange things

mean.

Salli

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