she makes me laugh
Karen has been teaching Emma her letters and sounds, and Emma 's imagination makes it quite interesting.
Karen: "T says tu, as in teacher. Or as in Timothy, or talking, or tiger."
Emma : "Oh! I know one! T says tu, as in tu-lion!" (I'm wondering...is a tu-lion similar to a liger?)
Karen: "I says i, as in Indian."
Emma : "Or! I says i as in ball!" (She's only been learning the letter I for a month.)
Then Karen moved on to simpler things....word pairs. (i.e. chalk/crayon, dog/cat, train/truck)
Emma , very excitedly: "I know! People/ fairies! Fairies have wings and people don't, but they both have mouths!!!!!!"
This may not mean much to you guys.
You may not see the humor.
But, every time I think ofEmma 's very excited, very happy, very spacey little face saying "tu-lion", I get happy.
And then I picture Karen's exasperation becauseEmma does not get it.
And then I laugh.
Karen: "T says tu, as in teacher. Or as in Timothy, or talking, or tiger."
Karen: "I says i, as in Indian."
Then Karen moved on to simpler things....word pairs. (i.e. chalk/crayon, dog/cat, train/truck)
This may not mean much to you guys.
You may not see the humor.
But, every time I think of
And then I picture Karen's exasperation because
And then I laugh.
Oh Oh! This makes me feel better. I have one of those. They have to be good a something, right?
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