Leah studied Africa at preschool in October. Her teacher read the book Galimoto and had several of these toys for the kids to play with. Without our knowledge of why, Leah began being very helpful at home in October. Clearing the table, clearning her room, tidying up wherever she could. After a few days of this she asked if she could have $ to buy a Galimoto. She worked hard, earned $10, and paid the lady at the store for her Galimoto. Her first lesson in working to earn something you want!There are so many crazy and amazing things that happen every day in my life because of my family. As the last 3 years have flown by, I am reminded just how precious the simple things are. Sometimes we forget all to easily of the day-to-day joys life brings our way. This blog is my attempt to chronicle those moments.
Friday, November 8, 2013
Galimoto
Leah studied Africa at preschool in October. Her teacher read the book Galimoto and had several of these toys for the kids to play with. Without our knowledge of why, Leah began being very helpful at home in October. Clearing the table, clearning her room, tidying up wherever she could. After a few days of this she asked if she could have $ to buy a Galimoto. She worked hard, earned $10, and paid the lady at the store for her Galimoto. Her first lesson in working to earn something you want!
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